Anyways for you guys who have been wondering what we do upstream to remove impurities from gas, the TEG is generally our largest processing step on the GPF.

It's a pretty good presentation and goes over the basics.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6268807...ntation_LPM.ppt

SBM is US based, Monacco to be precise.
French O&G in KL Sentral. I have no idea.

You are too stupid to be taught, literally translated from "bodoh tak boleh diajar".

With oil price decreasing, this thread also very quiet

Alright. Lets just say Subsea Metering.

What i could see is just emerson, onesubsea, fmc technologies and other companies advertising their products. The specs vary from companies to companies, making it even harder to understand the real operations. From 2nd google page onwards everything becomes irrelevant. Same thing goes to Youtube. A lot of bias animations from companies trying to sell us on their products. 

Could you perhaps, suggest me on how/where to obtain these unbiased information (one good website that I could thought of is petrowiki)?

Oil price now is standing strong at $35, why thread starter never update it? Instead, only update when it is weak?

Maybe, but when the oil price go up, he very fast update.
Aiyah, forgot already, in Lowyat forum everything is still blooming. Like some getting 35000/m for 1 year contract also boasting up and down already.

Yeap. Planning to move back to hometown 1st, then see how.

Average production cost for Malaysia shallow water range between USD 15-20 per barrel. Deepwater is around USD 40-60 per barrel (reference GK & Malikai).

If world oil price drop to USD 20 per barrel, most Malaysia PSCs will cry liao. Total E&P and Inpex has stopped their deepwater development for SK and SB water. Appraisal tak lepas MPM.

Yes salaries offer is impacted badly. I saw client offer for Lead Process Engineer for Rm12k-18k per month (1 year contract). Last time it was higher than this rates.

How low can it be? With lift of US oil export & Iran cheap crude to enter market soon, lets pray for the best.

My subsea friend told me, if shale technology is use offshore, it will greatly affect the subsea business too.

meaning less risers, less wellheads and less manifolds

the future where things will be done more efficiently

Hess in the shale biz, good venture they have.

Petronas at least 35 if they started retrenchment, trim down projects from last year, but they still continue to hire, so should be somewhere like USD40-45.
That's why they are borrowing money for CAPEX for this year.
Without seeing the numbers, by looking at their report also can tell how much money they are losing every month as long as oil price stays at < USD50