Finish energy company Gasum noted the number of natural gas-fueled cars increased during 2018 in Finland.
Offshore Energy Today Staff
Norwegian oil company Aker BP is raising its growth ambitions on the back of what it says is a strong performance in 2018. Aker BP on Friday said it plans to organically triple its production by 2025, to cut production costs from USD 12 to USD 7 per barrel by 2023, and to significantly […]
Oil company Dragon oil has reportedly agreed to hire the Prime Exerter jack-up rig on a three-year contract
Japan’s Inpex, through its unit Inpex Norge snapped up two exploration licenses offshore Norway in Norway’s Awards in Predefined Areas (APA) 2018 licensing round.
Equinor has revealed plans to halve CO2 emissions from its logistical operations on the NCS by 2030.
The Port of Hamburg is prepared for a UK exit from the EU – even in a no-deal Brexit.
French LNG containment systems specialist GTT has been selected to supply tank designs for two liquefied natural gas carriers.
Russia’s largest independent natural gas producer Novatek elected the board of the company during its extraordinary general meeting of shareholders.
North Sea Port is keeping a close eye on developments related to Brexit.
Members of the OCEAN Alliance extend the duration of OCEAN Alliance until March 31, 2027.
Rystad Energy has predicted that offshore spending would outgrow spending on onshore shale activities in 2019.
The Hague-based LNG giant Shell named Wael Sawan as upstream director with effect from July 1, 2019.
Vessel pollution fines in Turkish waters have significantly increased.
