Woodside’s Scarborough, Trion, and Louisiana LNG projects have hit new milestones, with the finish line in sight for the first one.
Masirah Oil has kicked off drilling of the first infill well at an oil field offshore Oman, with production expected as early as November 2026.
Norway is targeting untapped Arctic energy by commissioning a new study to shed more light on the 1988 gas discovery in the Barents Sea.
The UK regulator has given Shell-backed Adura the go-ahead for a North Sea gas field following a courtroom showdown with environmental campaigners.
FERC has proposed an LNG blanket authorization program to slash red tape, optimize permitting, and fast-track U.S. energy infrastructure development.
This extension for a gas field in Timor-Leste follows earlier termination warnings as partnership talks and drilling preparations press ahead.
United Oil & Gas has unveiled new rig and logistics study results for its license offshore Jamaica, boosting ongoing farm-out talks.
This gas project is set to slash 1.5 million tonnes of annual carbon emissions while unlocking fresh energy supplies for a growing domestic grid.
Transocean has secured multi-well ultra-deepwater contracts for two drillships in the U.S. Gulf, extending operations through 2027.
Vår Energi and Equinor have struck gas and condensate in Norwegian waters, packing up to 5.5 million barrels.
