No. 1 oilfield services operator Schlumberger Ltd. laid off another 8,000 people in the first quarter, with more job cuts likely to happen before the end of June, CEO Paal Kibsgaard said Friday.
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U.S. Land Rig Count Seen Nearing Trough
During a week in which only eight land-based U.S. drilling rigs left play, Texas and the Permian Basin saw the majority of departures, losing seven and five rigs each, respectively.
Texas Accounts For Majority of Latest Rig Drop
During a week in which only eight land-based U.S. drilling rigs left play, Texas and the Permian Basin saw the majority of departures, losing seven and five rigs each, respectively.
Southwestern Living Within Its Means, Riding Out Downturn
Southwestern Energy Co., one of the nation’s largest natural gas producers, spent the first quarter living within its means as it focused sharply on positioning itself for a commodities rebound and delivering on a plan it highlighted earlier this year to reduce debt and maximize efficiency.
U.S. Land Rig Count Seen Nearing Trough
During a week in which only eight land-based U.S. drilling rigs left play, Texas and the Permian Basin saw the majority of departures, losing seven and five rigs each, respectively.
Southwestern Living Within Its Means, Riding Out Downturn
Southwestern Energy Co., one of the nation’s largest natural gas producers, spent the first quarter living within its means as it focused sharply on positioning itself for a commodities rebound and delivering on a plan it highlighted earlier this year to reduce debt and maximize efficiency.
Federal Court Approves Magnum Hunter Restructuring
A federal court has approved Magnum Hunter Resources Corp.’s reorganization plan, a critical step that brings it closer to emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill Clarifying State’s Authority to Act on Quakes
In an effort to reinforce the response to seismic activity in the state, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill clarifying that state regulators — specifically, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) — has the authority to declare an emergency in matters pertaining to the oil and natural gas industry, and to take appropriate action when an emergency occurs.
No Gain, More Pain Forecast For OFS Sector
As first quarter results are unveiled, expect to hear more hardship from the oilfield services (OFS) sector, energy analysts said.
Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill Clarifying State’s Authority to Act on Quakes
In an effort to reinforce the response to seismic activity in the state, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill clarifying that state regulators — specifically, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission (OCC) — has the authority to declare an emergency in matters pertaining to the oil and natural gas industry, and to take appropriate action when an emergency occurs.