SBM Offshore has revealed that an FPSO, which will work on ExxonMobil’s fourth oil project in the Stabroek block off the coast of Guyana, recently left drydock and arrived along the quayside at the Seatrium yard in Singapore.
Australia’s ABEL Energy has awarded compatriot Worley with front-end engineering design (FEED) work for its A$1.7 billion ($1.116 billion) green hydrogen and methanol project at Bell Bay in Northern Tasmania. Under the agreement, Worley said the company will design and engineer the facility, while a
Woodside has tucked a new milestone under its belt for its gas project off the coast of Western Australia with the arrival of the first three Pluto Train 2 modules in Karratha.
KCA Deutag has got its hands on a contract extension for the provision of offshore drilling and maintenance services on a platform in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.
South Korean POSCO Holdings, its subsidiary POSCO International and UAE’s Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) have signed a strategic cooperation agreement (SCA) for a joint investigation of clean hydrogen production business. According to the agreement, the three parties will jointly propel the
The UK government has found itself locked in a court fight with climate groups for the second time in under two years over its net zero plans.
The NSTA has held a workshop on platform electrification with 11 major operators on the UK Continental Shelf and ten technology suppliers.
Chevron has put the wheels into motion to undertake scheduled maintenance work at its gas production platform offshore Israel.
The dust has not settled yet over the Labour Party’s proposals to extend the windfall tax on UK oil and gas producers,
two representatives from Bureau Veritas have provided their take on the current energy trends, highlighting that renewables and hydrogen are positioned to reap the benefits from the recent U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) permitting pause.
Aker BP has received consent to use one of Noble Corporation’s jack-up rigs for exploration activities in the North Sea off Norway.
Equinor has received consent from the country’s offshore safety regulator to use one of the semi-submersible rigs owned by Odfjell Drilling.
This interview sheds more light on whether there will be a greater rig exodus from the North Sea market and a mass pivot toward other destinations.
Valaris has landed a batch of new contracts and extensions across multiple geographies for three floaters and six jack-ups in its rig fleet.
