TotalEnergies is going full steam ahead with its plans to take a FID for a large oil project in Block 58 off Suriname by the end of 2024.
Aker BP has received consent to start production from a field in the North Sea, which will be tied back to an existing platform off Norway.
Stena Drilling has confirmed a short stay in a South African port for the newest drillship in its rig fleet.
The latest step being taken to overturn the U.S. LNG permitting freeze comes from the American Petroleum Institute (API).
QatarEnergy has carried out extensive appraisal activities at its giant natural gas field, uplifting its gas reserves.
FPSO destined for the biggest project in BP’s portfolio is slated to embark on its journey toward the project site in 2Q 2024.
Lansdowne has set the wheels into motion to move forward with its Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) claim against Ireland.
Australian energy giant Woodside has put the wheels in motion to widen the scope of its relationship with JERA.
Woodside has selected the U.S. provider of offshore drilling solutions Dril-Quip for the delivery of subsea wellhead systems for its deepwater oil project in the Perdido basin in the Gulf of Mexico. Dril-Quip is set to supply BigBore IIe subsea wellhead systems for the Trion greenfield deepwater dev
Shell has started production from a deepwater project in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, which is a subsea tie-back to the Appomattox production hub.
Gears in the energy transition machine are constantly turning but not fast enough to meet the decarbonization targets that the UK has set, according to DNV.
Equinor has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for an exploration well in the Barents Sea.
Perenco has started drilling activities at an appraisal well offshore Gabon, using a jack-up rig owned by the Netherlands-headquartered Dixstone.
Canada has seized control of all 227 offshore oil and gas exploration and production permits off its Pacific coast, putting a stop to further hydrocarbon extraction activities in this area.
