Oil services company Archer will increase its Norwegian workforce by 30 percent by the end of 2018.
Australia’s Woodside has agreed to acquire from Shell a stake in an offshore block in Bulgaria.
AIDAnova, the world’s first cruise ship to be entirely powered by LNG, is to leave the dock on August 21.
A2Sea’s jack-up vessel Sea Installer has installed 33 of 42 turbines at the Rentel offshore wind farm in the Belgian North Sea, a spokesperson from Otary told OffshoreWIND.biz.
Nord Stream 2, the developer of a pipeline to supply Russian natural gas to the EU market through the Baltic Sea, received a permit for the installation of an underwater pipeline in the territorial sea of Russia.
Shannon LNG terminal proposed for the Shannon estuary has come under more opposition from the environmental organizations following the extension of the planning permission.
The oil and gas industry may have finally turned around from “always delivering upstream projects behind schedule and over budget.”
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier has shared a timelapse video of the jack-up vessel Bold Tern installing an MHI Vestas V164-8.0 MW wind turbine on a suction bucket jacket foundation at the Borkum Riffgrund 2 wind farm in the German North Sea.
Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal operated by Fluxys has booked a cargo from Qatar for the end of the month.
UK-based services provider Wood said it has launched a new phase of the subsea integrity management industry network named SURF IM.
German-based liner shipping company Hapag-Lloyd is set to start two pilot projects as it looks to comply with the International Maritime Organization’s sulphur dioxide emissions reduction requirements.
Isabella prospect is one of the largest undrilled exploration opportunities in the Central North Sea
Fire erupts at nickel ore warehouse at Port of Antwerp, Belgium.
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