Allseas has deployed its new jacket lifting technology for the first time to remove CNR International’s Ninian Northern jacket from the North Sea.
The UK’s competition regulator has found that the merger of Noble Corp. and Maersk Drilling could increase operating costs for oil and gas producers in the UK North Sea.
Australian National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) has approved Chevron’s environment plan for the commissioning, start‐up and operation of the Gorgon and Jansz feed gas pipeline and wells.
BW Energy has decided to proceed with the Maromba development project off Brazil and signed an agreement to buy an FPSO from BW Offshore.
Equinor has received two types of consent from Norway’s offshore safety regulator for ops in the North Sea with Odfjell Drilling-owned rigs.
Researchers from the University of Western Australia (UWA) are collaborating with engineering company Worley on the enhanced subsea gas tieback project which aims to reduce operational carbon emissions in gas fields by up to 90%.
Petrogas has awarded HSM Offshore Energy a deal for two platforms, which will be installed in the northern part of the Dutch North Sea.
BHP has submitted an environment plan to the offshore regulator for decommissioning and management of a field offshore Australia.
PetroRio will keep its stake in the Petrobras-operated field off Brazil as the conditions set for the sale have not been fulfilled.
Germany and Dutch ONE-Dyas are looking into possible natural gas production in the North Sea to reduce the country’s reliance on Russian fossil fuels.
talian oil and gas company Eni has agreed with The Republic of Congo to increase gas production and supply primarily through the development of an LNG project that is to start in 2023.
SBM Offshore’s second Fast4Ward design-based FPSO, and its third one for Guyana, is now getting its first topside modules.
TechnipFMC has been granted pilot approval from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) to deploy its Subsea 2.0 equipment for the country’s oil and gas projects.
China’s oil and gas giant CNOOC Limited has launched an initial public offering on Shanghai Stock Exchange, raising about $4.4 billion.
