Fossil Energy
Eni hits 2 bcfd production target at Zohr
Eni-operated Zohr field, located in the Mediterranean Sea offshore Egypt, has reached a 2 bcfd production target.
Norway’s largest oil pipeline reaches Johan Sverdrup field
Last week Norway’s largest and longest pipeline, laid by the vessel Saipem Castorone, reached the Equinor-operated Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea.
Norway: 38 oil firms apply for acreage in offshore licensing round
Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has received applications from 38 companies in the APA 2018 licensing round.
Malaysia: Alam Maritim ventures into subsea services market
Alam Maritim Resources is venturing into subsea services market through a joint venture company with AME Subsea.
Equinor gains drilling permit for Norwegian Sea wildcat
The NPD has granted Equinor a drilling permit for a wildcat well in the Norwegian Sea.
New Age elects new non-executive chairman
Oil and gas company New Age has appointed a new non-executive chairman of the board.
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U.S. offshore rig count goes up to 19 units
The number of U.S. offshore rigs went up by one unit last week, according to a report by Baker Hughes, a GE company.
New contract wins for DOF Subsea vessels
DOF Subsea has been awarded a frame agreement and several short-term contracts for its vessels.
Full speed ahead for TurkStream pipeline
The Pioneering Spirit vessel has completed more than 80 percent of TurkStream’s offshore section.
BP and Serica delay completion of BKR deal
Serica Energy has agreed with BP to delay the completion of acquisition of BP’s interest in the Bruce, Keith, and Rhum (BKR) fields in the UK North Sea to enable the completion of regulatory processes.
EnQuest to buy the rest of Magnus field from BP
EnQuest has exercised an option to acquire the remaining 75% interest in the Magnus field in the UK North Sea from the British oil major BP.
Esvagt readies new multirole vessel for South Arne field
Vessel provider Esvagt has added a new multirole vessel to its fleet during a christening ceremony on Thursday, August 23.
Pacific Drilling looking to raise $700 million for restructuring
Offshore driller Pacific Drilling has made plans to offer $700 million of senior secured notes with a maturity of five years as part of its financial restructuring.