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  • Lime, Rex Enter Norway Through North Energy’s Assets

    10 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    North Energy ASA has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Lime Petroleum Plc  and Rex Oil & Gas Limited  transferring parts of North Energy’s interest in the licenses PL 503, PL 518, PL 526 and PL 530 to Lime, upon their pre-qualification as an exploration company on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. This will need […]

  • U.S. readies first Gulf of Mexico oil and gas lease sale for 2021

    17 November 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders

    The U.S. agency BOEM is planning the first Gulf of Mexico oil and gas lease sale for 2021, which outlines all available areas in the region-wide auction.

  • ASBPA: Research Crucial to Nearshore’s Future

    25 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    America’s coastal nearshore is in need of further integrated research and the nurturing of a “nearshore community” to ensure its fragile resources are being properly managed and protected. That’s the conclusion of a recently published extensive report which sprang out of a 2014 workshop engaging academic, industry and governmental stakeholders. This report, along with a […]

  • Oil & Gas UK: Tax changes vital for North Sea future

    16 March 2015

    Trade association Oil & Gas UK has called on the Chancellor to take urgent action to reduce and simplify North Sea oil and gas taxation, noting today (March 16) that the right action could result in additional investment in the North Sea.  Oil & Gas UK chief executive, Malcolm Webb, commented: “A double-digit reduction in […]

  • Antarctic Bryozoans Capture Carbon as Sea Ice Melts

    24 September 2015
    Research & Development

    Colonies of tiny filter-feeding Antarctic marine creatures (bryozoans), that appear to be thriving in response to a reduction in sea-ice cover, are playing an important role in carbon draw-down according to new research published this week. A British Antarctic Survey (BAS) investigation into biological change on sea beds of six continental shelf areas around Antarctica […]

  • Scrubber Investment Case Undermined as Low-Sulphur Premium Drops

    23 March 2020
    Rules & Regulation

    Sea-Intelligence: The low-sulphur premium dropped from a 300 USD/ton to 60 USD/ton.

  • Scientists Embark on Atlantis Massif Core Sampling Campaign

    26 October 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    An international team of scientists are setting sail today on board the Royal Research Ship James Cook to explore the Atlantis Massif, a 4000 metre high underwater mountain in the Atlantic Ocean. This is the first time the 89.2 meters long UK research ship will be used to drill through the Earth’s mantle. The expedition is […]

  • Chevron approached for Rosebank project share

    26 September 2018

    Chevron has received an expression of interest from an unnamed potential buyer for its interest in the Rosebank field off the UK. 

  • Northland Power agrees to buy Canadian offshore wind project

    30 March 2020
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    Canadian energy company Northland Power has agreed to buy the NaiKun offshore wind farm project from compatriot NaiKun Wind Energy Group. The NaiKun offshore wind farm is located in the Hecate Strait between Haida Gwaii and Prince Rupert on the British Columbia mainland. The project is in the early stages of development. Upon successful completion […]

  • Senvion Finalizing Sale of Certain Core Business Parts

    29 August 2019
    Business & Finance

    Hamburg-based wind turbine manufacturer Senvion has received several advanced offers for various substantial core parts of its business. Senvion is entering final stages of the mergers and acquisitions process and will present the investor concepts to the creditors’ assembly for a vote on 10 September 2019. The company has also put in place financial arrangements to […]

  • New Zealand: Heavy Weather Causes Further Deterioration of Rena

    22 March 2012

    Maritime New Zealand is continuing to closely monitor the condition of the Rena, following recent deterioration of the front and rear sections of the wreck due to recent heavy weather. The Astrolabe Reef was hit by with swells of up to 6 metres overnight, resulting in a slight change to the list on the stern […]

  • Scientists Enhancing Sea Gliders to Improve Ocean Research

    19 February 2020
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Scientists from the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory’s Ocean Sciences Division are optimizing the placement of ocean gliders and the usage of glider data to improve the Navy’s ability to predict ocean conditions. Researchers frequently use gliders – slow-moving, long-endurance underwater vehicles – to collect data on ocean conditions such as temperature, depth, and salinity; in […]

  • Statoil Continues IOR Efforts at Peregrino Field Offshore Brazil

    14 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Statoil has completed its first multilateral well offshore Brazil as part of the company’s increased oil recovery (IOR) efforts at the Peregrino field. This is the first multilateral well in Brazil with gravel pack in both branches. “Statoil has used this technology to reach world-leading recovery factors on the Norwegian continental shelf and now we […]

  • UK offshore licensing round attracts offers from 68 oil & gas companies

    22 November 2017

    The UK’s latest offshore licensing round has attracted 96 applications covering 239 blocks in the main oil and gas producing areas of the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS).

  • Petrofin Research: Bank Ship Lending Dwindles

    10 July 2017
    Business & Finance

    The shipping industry saw USD 42.5 billion removed from the ship lending jar in 2016, according to Petrofin Research’s latest report on global bank ship finance. The fall has been mainly attributed to the removal of Commerzbank and Royal Bank of Scotland, the lower bank portfolios by many banks, as well as a stabilization of exposure by […]

  • Germany: Wind Blades in Global Sea

    12 March 2013

    The wind energy industry is continuing to expand worldwide with the industry ebbing and flowing as global governments decide policy on supporting renewable power and then reconsider the economics, causing delays in financing major projects. The industry is caught in the financial tide but is growing with offshore and new countries coming into the marketplace. […]

  • Protesters crash otherwise underwhelming Gulf of Mexico lease sale

    24 March 2016

    The latest U.S. Gulf of Mexico lease sale has attracted $156 million in high bids for 128 tracts covering 693,962 acres in the Central Planning Area of the Outer Continental Shelf offshore Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. This, combined with no bids for the Eastern Gulf Sale, translates into one of the lowest industry interest in the history […]

  • NGO Shipbreaking Platform: Death Toll Climbs at Chittagong Shipbreaking Yards

    18 May 2017
    Business & Finance

    Two workers lost their lives at the Chittagong shipbreaking yards in the last two weeks, bringing the total death toll this year to six workers, NGO Shipbreaking Platform reports. On May 6, 26-year-old Shahinoor fell from a height and died at Jamuna Shipbreaking yard while breaking the Hanjin Rome, the first vessel arrested after the […]

  • Rosneft and BP Form Global and Arctic Strategic Alliance (Russia)

    16 January 2011
    Project & Tenders

    BP and Rosneft announced that they have agreed a groundbreaking strategic global alliance. Rosneft and BP have agreed to explore and develop three license blocks – EPNZ 1,2,3 – on the Russian Arctic continental shelf. These licences were awarded to Rosneft in 2010 and cover approximately 125,000 square kilometres in a highly prospective area of […]

  • Det norske and BP Norge to Merge as Aker BP

    10 June 2016
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Det norske has entered into an agreement to merge with BP Norge through a share purchase transaction, to create a new offshore E&P company. The announcement comes just a few days after Det norske revealed subsea contract awards in excess of NOK 2.3 billion to Aker Solutions and Subsea 7 for its Alvheim field. The […]

  • OGA urges UK oil & gas industry to collaborate to maximize recovery

    20 April 2017

    The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA), the UK oil and gas regulator, has reaffirmed its focus on the importance of collaboration and is urging industry to increase the pace at which licensees develop a culture of collaboration internally, and externally with existing joint venture (JV) partnerships and beyond. Further to the recommendations of Sir Ian […]

  • FAR finally gets takeover offer from Remus Horizons

    14 April 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders

    Following a conditional non-binding indicative proposal in late 2020, FAR Limited has finally received a takeover offer from Remus Horizons.

  • Editor’s Pick: Highlights of 2017

    1 January 2018
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Tidal Energy Today’s editors have compiled the list of news from tidal and wave energy sectors that have marked the year behind us.

  • Germany: Wind Blades in Global Sea

    24 January 2013

    The wind energy industry is continuing to expand worldwide with the industry ebbing and flowing as global governments decide policy on supporting renewable power and then reconsider the economics, causing delays in financing major projects. The industry is caught in the financial tide but is growing with offshore and new countries coming into the marketplace. […]

  • Germany: Wind Blades in Global Sea

    12 March 2013

    The wind energy industry is continuing to expand worldwide with the industry ebbing and flowing as global governments decide policy on supporting renewable power and then reconsider the economics, causing delays in financing major projects. The industry is caught in the financial tide but is growing with offshore and new countries coming into the marketplace. […]