American Mud Pumps Blog

Kuwait's state-owned oil company has taken a major step in Southeast Asia. Through its subsidiary Kufpec, it has received the green light from the Indonesian government to move forward with the development of the Anambas gas field, a project located in the promising Natuna Basin.

In a strategic move to deepen ties with U.S. industries, Saudi Aramco announced 34 preliminary agreements with major American companies

During the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston, one of the world’s premier energy events, American Mud Pumps unveiled its latest innovation: the RedRock product line.

Over the past decade, the average number of wells completed simultaneously at a single location in the Lower 48 states has more than doubled, rising from 1.5 wells in December 2014 to more than 3.0 wells by June 2024.

OPEC+ is shaking up the oil market once again. With plans to accelerate its production increases, the group—led by Saudi Arabia—is making bold moves to enforce discipline among members and expand its influence.

In June 2025, the North Sea oil market will experience a historic shift: combined loadings of the five main North Sea benchmark crudes: Brent, Forties, Oseberg, Ekofisk, and Troll, will fall to 350,000 barrels per day (b/d),

Every May, Houston transforms. During OTC Houston 2025, it’s not just the city of space exploration or barbecue — it becomes the undisputed capital of global energy.

April 24, we’ll be unlocking the truth behind one of drilling’s most silent and costly threats: unreliable mud pumps.

In the latest bidding round under the Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP), 28 new exploration blocks were up for grabs—covering over 136,000 km².

2024 pushed U.S. gas pipeline projects into high gear

While many headlines focus on production cuts, Australian independent Beach Energy is quietly laying the groundwork for long-term gas leadership.

Eagle Ford boosts gas output as oil flow holds steady

Angola’s LNG exports: key facts you should know

Why U.S. Shale Oil Producers Are Expanding Abroad: The Global Rise of Hydraulic Fracturing

Brazil has resumed production in one of its offshore oil fields, marking an important step in boosting its oil output.

The United States remained the world’s top exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in 2024

Pemex reported a rebound in crude oil exports for February, but deeper production challenges remain.

Nigeria will introduce a new type of crude oil, called Obodo semisweet, to the market in April.

OPEC+, the alliance of oil-producing countries , is expected to move forward with a planned increase in oil production

Could Alaska be witnessing a turnaround in its oil production trend? Here are the main points highlighting the anticipated growth

The U.S. natural gas industry experienced a significant shift in 2024, driven by new pipeline infrastructure

Kazakhstan has become the center of attention in the global oil market, leading a sharp increase in OPEC+ crude output during February.

Tracking the decline of U.S. natural gas drilling rigs

At CERAWeek 2025, one key takeaway is that oil producers may not expect to increase spending this year.