Energean has completed its acquisition of Edison E&P. Energean has also entered into new gas sales agreements to supply the gas in Israel.
The teams from Université Bretagne Sud (UBS) and Morbihan Hydro Energies have carried out a series of hydrodynamic measurement campaigns and environmental characterisations of the Morbihan site in Brittany, France.
Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has been awarded a contract to convert the UTE Ponta Negra power plant in Manaus to operate on natural gas instead of diesel fuel.
Remus Horizons, a private investment fund, is exploring options to acquire FAR Limited. As a result, FAR has rescheduled its shareholder meeting.
Baker Hughes has launched the engageSubsea remote – an extension of the engageSubsea platform for remote HSE inspections.
Tension Technology International’s (TTI) NetBuoy has been deployed for sea trials in the Cromarty Firth, off Scotland.
Aegir, a Heerema-owned heavy lift vessel, has transported and installed a water handling module on Woodside’s Pluto Alpha platform located off Australia.
Norwegian vessel owner Solstad Offshore has been awarded contracts for three platform supply vessels (PSVs) for operations in the UK and Suriname.
Affiliates of U.S. energy major ExxonMobil and Dutch storage tank firm Royal Vopak will be working on a feasibility study to assess the commercial, technical and regulatory aspects of an LNG regasification terminal in South Africa.
A binary cycle power generation system for ships, jointly researched by Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and compatriot steel manufacturer Kobe Steel, has been installed on a very large ore carrier (VLOC) newbuild.
After being converted to a low-emission rig, Maersk Intrepid has entered operations as the first Maersk Drilling rig to feature this set of upgrades.
Piraeus-based company probunkers has submitted a request for an LNG bunkering license in the Port of Singapore.
Shuttle tanker operator KNOT Offshore Partners has agreed to acquire a company that owns the shuttle tanker Tove Knutsen.
Norway’s Equinor has awarded two key contracts in connection with the Northern Lights carbon transport and storage project.
