A binding 20-year agreement has enabled Germany’s SEFE to secure 1 mtpa of Canadian LNG starting in the early 2030s.
Chevron’s drilling activities in the Mediterranean have uncovered another gas-bearing interval, extending reservoirs initially discovered in 2022.
Saipem has picked up offshore drilling assignments with Eni off the coasts of Cyprus and Ghana, boosting fleet utilization for 2026 and 2027.
Timor Gap is taking over the reins for a gas project in the Timor Sea from Woodside with completion of the takeover anticipated in H1 2027.
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Shell has tied new wells into an existing floating oil facility, boosting deepwater output in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America).
A binding 20-year agreement has enabled Germany’s SEFE to secure 1 mtpa of Canadian LNG starting in the early 2030s.
Sintana is putting finishing touches on its departure from the Caribbean by accelerating deferred cash payments for the sale of its Trinidad business.
A binding 20-year agreement has enabled Germany’s SEFE to secure 1 mtpa of Canadian LNG starting in the early 2030s.
Sintana is putting finishing touches on its departure from the Caribbean by accelerating deferred cash payments for the sale of its Trinidad business.
A binding 20-year agreement has enabled Germany’s SEFE to secure 1 mtpa of Canadian LNG starting in the early 2030s.
SHI is streamlining LNG development with a standardized FLNG platform, while strengthening local partnerships across Canada's energy sector.
The multi-decade deal enables Cheniere to supply QatarEnergy with 4 million tonnes a year from its Gulf Coast facilities, starting in the early 2030s.
SHI is streamlining LNG development with a standardized FLNG platform, while strengthening local partnerships across Canada's energy sector.
The multi-decade deal enables Cheniere to supply QatarEnergy with 4 million tonnes a year from its Gulf Coast facilities, starting in the early 2030s.
Out with hydraulics, in with electric: OneSubsea, TotalEnergies, Equinor, BP, and Chevron have tested all-electric tech at depths up to 3,000 meters.
PowerCell’s new order to supply hydrogen fuel cell systems for two more GMI bulk carriers brings the total fleet order to four vessels.
Galdor Exploration has forged a pact with TGS, combining subsurface expertise with cutting-edge AI to rewrite the playbook for North Sea discoveries.
The duo will explore AI-powered vessel operations, smart shipping, alternative fuels, and maritime decarbonization.
PowerCell’s new order to supply hydrogen fuel cell systems for two more GMI bulk carriers brings the total fleet order to four vessels.
Galdor Exploration has forged a pact with TGS, combining subsurface expertise with cutting-edge AI to rewrite the playbook for North Sea discoveries.
The duo will explore AI-powered vessel operations, smart shipping, alternative fuels, and maritime decarbonization.
A new study shows nuclear ship propulsion can cut costs and regulatory risks and examines the possibility of treating reactors as reusable assets.
The first fully operational, pre-permitted and grid-connected wave energy test facility in the continental U.S. has opened for business. Officially opened on August 27, PacWave South is located off the coast of Newport, Oregon, and has been developed through the collaboration of the U.S. Department
Flex2Future, a Norwegian technology company developing floating offshore energy systems that combine wind, wave and solar power on a single platform, has wrapped up an extensive model testing campaign in Norway, putting its floating wave, wind and solar energy platform concept through simulated offs
Shell has tied new wells into an existing floating oil facility, boosting deepwater output in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America).
A binding 20-year agreement has enabled Germany’s SEFE to secure 1 mtpa of Canadian LNG starting in the early 2030s.
Sintana is putting finishing touches on its departure from the Caribbean by accelerating deferred cash payments for the sale of its Trinidad business.
Multi-front coastal energy gridlock sparks an offshore showdown, with California's infrastructure ban and lawmakers shielding Gulf military ranges.
Who can stop the operation, who can approve its continuation, and who carries overriding responsibility for vessel safety?
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