IOG has achieved the first gas from another field which is part of its Saturn Banks Project – Phase 1, located in the UK North Sea.
Claxton, Acteon’s drilling and decommissioning segment, has inked a deal with Oceaneering to acquire its decom personnel and assets.
ClientEarth will be taking legal action against the board of directors of Shell over “mismanaging climate risk.”
Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has started reviewing Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for nine offshore wind projects totaling 9.1 GW in capacity, with more than half of the nine projects led by European developers. EPA is holding preliminary EIA review meetings for the projec
Eco Wave Power has visited several sites in New Jersey as it advances its efforts to bring wave energy to this northeastern US state.
The government of Japan has approved the development of a megawatt-scale tidal energy project offshore Goto Islands as part of the country’s drive to decarbonize its energy system by using innovative offshore renewable energy technologies.
Santos has secured approval of its environment plan for the development drilling and completion of wells on the Barossa field off Australia.
Following unsuccessful farm-down attempts, Australia’s FAR is undertaking the required steps to exit from its assets offshore Guinea-Bissau.
Oil and gas giant Equinor has received a drilling permit from Norwegian authorities for a wildcat well located in the Barents Sea off Norway.
BW Offshore has arranged to recycle another one of its FPSOs at a yard in India to pursue portfolio optimisation.
Swedish company Minesto has decided to focus this year’s operations with its Dragon Class tidal energy converters at the established and grid-connected site in Vestmannasund in Faroe Islands.
A new independent commission has been announced to explore the potential for tidal energy generation from the Severn Estuary, a large body of water located between England and Wales.
IOG has kicked off the first production at its Saturn Banks Project – Phase 1, located in the UK North Sea.
As many countries around the world are choosing to shift away from Russian fossil fuels due to the ongoing Ukrainian crisis and turning to different sources, others are seizing the momentum and working towards securing energy independence through clean energy options.
