As part of its rental fleet reinforcement, subsea technology specialist Ashtead Technology has invested in stand-alone fibre optic multiplexer and control solutions from Innova.
South Korean marine equipment company DongHwa Entec has teamed up with shipbuilder K Shipbuilding for LNG-fueled containership development.
Shell has officially changed its name to Shell plc, after deciding to simplify its share structure and remove the Royal designation.
Vår Energi is launching a process for an IPO and listing of shares on Oslo Børs in a bid to optimise value creation, seeking future growth.
The development consent for the proposed AQUIND interconnector, a 2GW subsea and underground high voltage direct current (HVDC) power transmission project between France and the UK, has been refused.
BW Offshore has decided to sell one of its FPSO vessels as part of its strategy to transition to floating energy infrastructure investments.
The U.S. energy export gateway Port of Corpus Christi says it finished 2021 with record tonnage, mainly attributable to an 81.2 per cent increase from 2020 in shipments of LNG.
DeepOcean has placed an order with Norway’s Imenco for 96 underwater cameras for its entire fleet of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). The contract, which is Imenco’s largest single contract to date in the underwater camera market, will see DeepOcean mount all the cameras on its ROVs over the next
Dynagas LNG Partners, a partnership formed by Greek shipping company Dynagas, has declared a cash distribution of $0.5625 per unit on its Series A Preferred Units.
Greek ship owner and operator Top Ships has taken delivery of Julius Caesar, a scrubber-fitted 300,000 dwt very large crude carrier (VLCC), and reached several deals to finance its newbuilding program.
Carnarvon Energy is disappointed following results from its Buffalo-1- well drilled offshore Timor-Leste, which will now be abandoned.
Harvey Gulf has inked a deal with SailPlan to optimise its fleet with the latter’s emission optimisation platform to reduce emissions.
Oil and gas company Lundin Energy has disclosed an increase in its 2P and 3P reserves, owing to two North Sea fields.
After slow and consistent growth for two weeks in a row, the number of offshore rigs in the U.S. remained flat at 18 last week.
