Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

19 November 2014

	Technip beefs up fleet A new-build Diving Support Vessel (DSV) currently being built by Vard has been named as the ‘Deep Explorer’. The state-of-the-art vessel was commissioned by French services company, Technip

	Video: Flights from the North Sea This video shows the daily complexities of air traffic across the UK - with an overview of the daily flights which take place from the British mainland to the North Sea

	Gallery: Big mergers of the past This week saw two energy giants come together. Halliburton confirmed plans to takeover Baker Hughes in a $36.4billion deal. In the spirit of the takeover, Energy Voice takes a look back at the previous ‘mega-mergers’ which have taken place in recent years

	US index remains in record mood, energy industry lags US investors remained in a record-setting mood, edging the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard & Poor’s 500 index to their latest all-time highs

	Cairn Energy comes up short in Senegal well Cairn Energy has completed work on the SNE-1 well in Senegal after failing to hit hydrocarbons at a lower target. The company and its joint venture partners had previously oil in the upper clastic target.

	Oil near 4-year low as OPEC resists calls to cut output West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude traded near the lowest price in four years amid speculation that OPEC will resist production cuts sought by some of its smaller members

	Energy tie-up will impact on thousands of north-east workers A £22billion mega-merger of two global energy service giants creates new opportunities but also a potential threat to Scottish oil and gas jobs, an industry expert said yesterday.

	Eni strikes deal with Turkmenistan A deal has been struck between Eni and state agencies in Turkmenistan after they agreed to a Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) regarding the Nebi Dag area of the country