The International Energy Agency has outlined that employment in the energy sector is rising above pre-Covid levels, driven by clean energy.
Rystad Energy forecasts that global oil and gas exploration spending and activities are expected to shrink even further this year.
Shell Egypt, EGAS, and Petronas have awarded a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract to a Bechtel-led coalition that includes Enppi and Petrojet for the Egyptian LNG export terminal.
Maersk Drilling has secured a contract extension with Shell for a drillship, enabling it to carry out drilling services offshore Mexico.
Norway-based engineering consultancy Multiconsult has been appointed to assess the potential for installing a floating solar power plant in Ghana.
TotalEnergies and its partners in Block 11B/12B off South Africa have filed an application for a production right to the country’s petroleum regulator.
Chariot has inked a pipeline tie-in agreement, which has moved its gas project offshore Morocco closer to first gas.
Africa-focused energy company Chariot and Paris-based Total Eren will launch feasibility studies to co-develop the Nour Project, a large scale green hydrogen project in Mauritania.
Island Drilling Company has signed a contract with Trident Energy to provide a drilling unit and associated services for a campaign off Equatorial Guinea.
Japanese general trading company ITOCHU Corporation and South African chemicals and energy company Sasol have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to jointly study and develop the market and supply chain for green ammonia, focusing on its use as bunkering fuel and for power generation. The MoU
Korea Shipbuilding &Offshore Engineering (KSOE) has secured an order for three very large gas carriers (VLGCs), the company revealed in a stock exchange filing. The order has been won by KSOE’s Hyundai Heavy Industries subsidiary and it is worth KRW 391.7 billion ( $285 million). The unnamed shippin
Solstad Offshore has secured contract extensions and a new contract with the present client for the construction support vessel (CSV) Normand Energy. Normand Energy, previously known as Normand Seven, will continue supporting subsea operations in West Africa. The undisclosed client has exercised all
