The key feature of the new website is the merging of Energy News Bulletin and Energy News Premium into one site.
Subscriptions have been streamlined to a single level across both Energy News Bulletin - Operations and Supply and Energy News Bulletin - E&P.
Both newsletters give readers access to the reinvigorated, streamlined site which boasts a fresh new modern look and delivers the industry's incisive news and commentary in an easy-to-read and navigate format that is replicated seamlessly on mobile devices. Importantly, it will also include the Oil Table with the most recent movements of the world's key oil price and related currency indexes.
The unified website has a streamlined group of sections to make it easier for readers to access key news and analysis from both domestic and international sources. These sections include:
Markets
Detailed coverage of the investment side of Energy and those companies and individuals at the forefront.
Insight
Our opinion section for readers to have their say and where we host popular columnist 'Slugcatcher'.
Technology
News and reviews to do with the latest technology applicable to drilling, marine & subsea, including automation and IT.
A free to use industry directory also forms part of the new site, designed to make it easier to find products and suppliers specific to the Energy sector.
Resource Stocks
The integration of RESOURCESTOCKS into the new site offers readers the most comprehensive insight into junior and mid-cap energy stocks from around the world.
Engage with us and others
While you are on the article pages, why not interact directly with the editors from the new visitor comment section.
We make social sharing interesting yet simpler for you with social sharing icons such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+ and Email on each article page giving you the opportunity to share and relate stories with your friends and colleagues.
You can also instantly read the latest Energy News tweets, comment and retweet easily from the Twitter widget.
Access content wherever you are
To enhance your experience with the site, the new EnergyNewsBulletin.net is designed to work across all devices and screen resolutions from the largest desktop to the smallest mobile smartphone and everything in between.
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