NOPSEMA is assessing Jadestone Energy’s environment plan for drilling operations at the Stag field, located offshore Western Australia.
The recent collision in the North Sea highlights hidden safety threats arising from disregarding maritime procedures for the sake of profit.
U.S. judge has invalidated the results of an offshore oil and gas lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico held by the Biden administration in 2021.
Shell has received consent from Norway’s offshore regulator for exploration drilling in the Norwegian Sea with one of Transocean’s rigs.
Wood has secured nearly $3 million in funding for an oil and gas robotics project, which is expected to create new job opportunities.
Equinor has selected two engineering players to carry out conceptual studies for an FPSO vessel while the review of the project’s EIS deemed it an unreliable source of information for decision-making processes.
Following an exit by TotalEnergies and Chevron, Woodside has also decided to follow suit and abandon Myanmar operations.
Multi-national corporation IDOM, in collaboration with U.S. partners, is seeking feedback from tidal energy industry on the optimal design of a mobile test vessel to ensure its capabilities provide best support for the scope of tidal energy turbine testing.
Panoro Energy has received approvals from the Nigerian government for the sale of all its interest in in OML 113 off Nigeria to PetroNor.
Equinor is now officially opening its operated Martin Linge field, located in the North Sea, following the production start-up last year.
French tidal energy company Sabella and its Scottish counterpart Nova Innovation have secured a 12MW berth at one of the world’s largest tidal energy sites off the coast of Anglesey in Wales.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded $25 million to eight wave energy projects that will make up the first round of open-water testing at the PacWave South test site offshore Oregon.
Equinor has received consent from Norway’s offshore regulator for exploration drilling in the Barents Sea, using one of Transocean’s rigs.
The UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has awarded £31.6 million (approximately €37.7 million) in grant funding to eleven projects through the Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) Demonstration Programme. With an aim of reducing costs as well as increasing the rate of deployme
