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  • Woodmac: Turkey’s Tuna-1 discovery could be transformational

    24 August 2020
    Exploration & Production, Infrastructure, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Vision

    A gas discovery of the scale of Turkey’s Tuna-1 find in the Black Sea, if developed, would be transformational for the country, given its overwhelming reliance on imports and crippling energy import bill, according to Wood Mackenzie.

  • Scottish Energy Minister Welcomes UK Energy Bill

    22 May 2012
    Authorities & Government

      Energy Minister Fergus Ewing has welcomed the publication of the draft UK Energy Bill, which outlines plans for Energy Market Reform. Mr Ewing said that the Scottish Government supported the strengthening of market support for renewable electricity as well as carbon capture and storage, but warned that any reform must reflect Scotland’s devolved powers, […]

  • German Offshore Wind Trade Mission Eyes Humber Potential

    16 September 2014

    Senior figures from the German offshore wind and renewables sector are to visit the Humber this week on a trade mission to foster closer ties between the two countries. Organised by Team Humber Marine Alliance (THMA) and supported by the region’s local authorities, the Chamber of Commerce and the Humber LEP, the three-day visit will […]

  • Trans Adriatic Pipeline Strengthens Its Italian Team

    11 October 2012
    Business & Finance

    The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has strengthened its team in Italy with the appointment of Giampaolo Russo, who takes position as TAP Italy’s Country Man-ager, effective 15 October 2012. Paul Pasteris, will continue to work for TAP and to develop the project in Italy. Giampaolo Russo is a senior executive who has developed a successful […]

  • Fugro to conduct surveys for Equinor’s stalled $12B oil project off Canada

    24 April 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Transition, Vessels, Vision

    Dutch geo-data specialist Fugro has won a contract to perform surveys for an oil project located off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador being developed by Norwegian state-owned energy firm Equinor. In its financial results for the first quarter of 2025, issued today, April 24, Fugro reported that it was recently appointed to deliver deepwater geophysical […]

  • Denmark sets aside $4.2 billion as part of its third fund for carbon capture and storage

    9 October 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Storage, Transition, Vision

    The Danish Energy Agency has launched the tendering procedure for its third fund for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects, with DKK 28.7 billion ($4.2 billion) available for interested parties to help Denmark in its path to climate neutrality. The CCS Fund will cover the costs of capture, transportation and geological storage of fossil, biogenic […]

  • UK Chamber of Shipping charts a $915 million course to net zero in new budget proposal

    9 October 2024
    Authorities & Government, Outlook & Strategy

    The UK Chamber of Shipping has published a roadmap laying out the ways shipping in the UK could reach net-zero emissions by 2050 with a proposed plan for £700 million (circa $915.5 million) worth of investments in the upcoming Budget as part of efforts to aid the country in becoming a clean and ecologically forward […]

  • Wood Mackenzie: 1.4 Trillion BOE in Global Undeveloped Reserves

    13 September 2013

    Around the globe there are nearly 1.4 trillion barrels of oil equivalent (boe) reserves in conventional undeveloped oil and gas fields according to Wood Mackenzie’s latest upstream outlook.  This includes nearly 1.1 trillion boe of “technical reserves” – a term Wood Mackenzie uses for reserves for which there are no firm development plans in place. […]

  • Companies face manslaughter charges over fatal rig explosion

    20 November 2015
    Exploration & Production

    The U.S. Department of Justice has charged three companies and three individuals with crimes related to an oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, in November 2012.  Black Elk Energy Offshore Operations LLC, Grand Isle Shipyards, Wood Group PSN, as well as Don Moss, Curtis Dantin, and Christopher Srubar have been charged with crimes […]

  • EMEC, FORCE Host Workshop at ICOE

    10 November 2014

    Ocean energy test sites spanning Europe, Asia, and North America have committed to coordinate procedures and standards to ensure consistency in testing marine energy converters across the globe. Bringing together operational and planned test sites from around the world for the second time, the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) and the Fundy Ocean Research Centre […]

  • USA: Massachusetts Governor Awarded “Green Governor of the Year Award”

    22 February 2013
    Authorities & Government

    Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick (D) accepted the “Green Governor of the Year Award” for his innovative environmental leadership in 2012. Patrick earned the honor by driving bipartisan environmental initiatives, public-private partnerships, and visionary legislation that raise the bar for energy efficiency; expand renewable energy infrastructure and usage; grow the clean tech industry and create […]

  • REF Comments on PAC’s Offshore Wind Report (UK)

    4 February 2013
    Storage

    On its blog, Renewable Energy Foundation (REF) has commented on the Public Accounts Committee’s report regarding the costs of grid connections for offshore wind. The central finding of the report is that: “The terms of the transmission licences awarded so far appear heavily skewed towards attracting investors rather than securing a good deal for consumers.” […]

  • HSOG to Refurbish Rowan Gorilla III Rig

    8 January 2014

    International oil and gas services specialist HS Ocean Group (HSOG) has been awarded a multi-million dollar refurbishment and upgrade of a high-specification jack-up drilling rig at its facility at Labidco Port, La Brea in Trinidad.     HSOG’s La Brea facility in Trinidad is ideally placed to capture work from its surrounding countries like Suriname, […]

  • Naval Dome: Shipping Needs to Be on Red Alert for Cyber Attack

    11 April 2019

    A ship can be used as a weapon, Naval Dome CEO told SMTC delegates in Singapore.

  • Big job boom expected in North Sea. SNP throws Scottish independence card

    4 April 2014

    The SNP, a social democratic political party committed to Scottish independence,  today welcomed an extensive survey of companies in the North Sea oil and gas sector expecting to create up to 39,000 jobs over the next two years. The survey commissioned by the Bank of Scotland, found expectations of employment growth had increased since last […]

  • 3rd Counter-Piracy Conference Ends with Commitment to Build on Gains (UAE)

    13 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    The 3rd public-private international counter-piracy conference ended today (Sept 12) in Dubai on a determined note with more than 750 government and industry leaders pledging their continued support for sustainable capacity building that would lead to meaningful, long term solutions to eradicate maritime piracy. For the third consecutive year, high-level representatives, including the President of […]

  • Germany: HANNOVER MESSE 2013 Ends

    14 April 2013

    HANNOVER MESSE 2013 drew to a successful close on Friday. “Over the past several days, the world’s leading trade fair for industrial technology has underscored its role as a key driver of the fourth industrial revolution,” commented Dr. Jochen Köckler, member of the Managing Board at Deutsche Messe AG. “Exhibitors and visitors alike have given […]

  • EU’s own maritime technology industry key to achieving strategic autonomy

    22 February 2021
    Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy

    Europe won’t be able to achieve strategic autonomy without supporting and strengthening its own maritime technology industry, the Shipyards’ & Maritime Equipment Association (SEA Europe) said.

  • APPEA says restricting LNG exports will not lower gas prices

    3 September 2018

    The Federal Labor Party’s proposal for permanent controls on Australia’s LNG exports will not lower long-term domestic gas prices, according to APPEA, the national body representing Australia’s oil and gas exploration and production industry. APPEA said in a statement on Monday that more regulation and political uncertainty risks deterring investment in new gas supply which, […]

  • Polish president against Nord Stream 2 pipeline

    18 January 2016

    Polish president Andrzej Duda has expressed his disapproval of the plans to construct the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, that would carry more Russian gas to the EU. During his visit in Brussels on Monday, where he met with Donald Tusk, the President of the European Council, Duda said the Polish position with regards to the construction of […]

  • Interview: Maritime Sophisication’s Owner on Present Market Situation in Greece

    30 August 2013

      Greek shipping industry, one of the oldest industrial branches in the country, has encountered various challenges over the recent period having in mind the on-going financial crisis.  In an interview with Panagiotis Katsoulas, owner of Greece Maritime Sophisication Ltd, World Maritime News Staff inquired about the present market situation, reasons behind the downturn along […]

  • SSE, Statoil Open Gas Storage Facility in UK

    28 June 2011

    Developers Scottish and Southern Energy plc (SSE) and Statoil (UK) Ltd opened the new gas storage facility at Aldbrough in East Yorkshire Monday, 27 June. The UK Energy Minister, Charles Hendry MP,  visited the new gas storage facility Momday to mark its official opening. The Aldbrough facility comprises nine underground caverns, which have been formed […]

  • USA: NOIA Criticizes Government’s New Drilling Suspensions

    13 July 2010

    The National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) believes the drilling suspensions announced today by the Department of the Interior do very little to lessen the confusion and uncertainty surrounding offshore energy exploration in the Gulf of Mexico. Now termed ‘suspensions’ by the Department, the moratorium does not prohibit drilling specifically by water depth, as did its […]

  • South Africa: Durban Climate Change Conference Concluded

    12 December 2011
    Business & Finance

    The United Nations Climate Change Conference has concluded its seventeenth session (COP 17/CMP 7) in Durban, South Africa, meeting from 28 November to the early hours of 11 December 2011. As anticipated, the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), serving also as the meeting of the Parties […]

  • Moody’s sees oil prices at $40-$60 per barrel in 2018

    3 January 2018

    Oil prices will remain at $40-$60 per barrel in 2018 despite the extension of OPEC-led production cuts