Lex de Groot, managing director from Neptune Energy Netherlands, speaks about the purpose and benefits of reusing existing platforms for accelerating energy transition.
The Government of Ireland has confirmed that the country’s existing exploration licenses will not be affected by a recent announcement of the government’s plans to end all future oil exploration in the country.
Oil and gas operators with assets in Ireland have sought clarification following the government’s announcement it plans to end all future oil exploration in the country due to its incompatibility with a low-carbon future.
Norwegian industrial giant Aker Group has together with the World Economic Forum announced the formation of a center “dedicated to harnessing the advances of technology to preserve our ocean and improve the environmental footprint of ocean industries.”
Chrysaor has applied to the UK authorities for a permission to increase production from two of its operated North Sea fields.
Polish gas grid and LNG terminal operator Gaz-System has already entered talks with a US LNG company concerning the deployment of an FSRU in Gdansk Bay, setting up the country’s second LNG import terminal.
The Fluxys-operated Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal in Belgium booked a pair of cargoes of LNG from Qatar.
KazMunayGas, Kazakhstan’s state-owned oil and gas company, and Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor have signed a joint study agreement to assess the hydrocarbon potential of oil and gas areas in Kazakhstan. On September 24, 2019, Alik Aidarbayev, Chairman of the Management Board at JSC NC KazMunayGa
Israeli oil and gas company Delek has received an offer from an unnamed investor for a potential investment of up to $250 million into its North Sea focused subsidiary Ithaca Energy.
OceanFinder uses satellites and AIS data to offer vessel tracking services.
Axxis Geo Solutions has entered into a letter of intent to start a large OBN survey in the fourth quarter of 2019.
The World Shipping Council plans to propose the creation of a R&D entity to identify a new generation of marine fuels.
Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN) has acquired the Toisa Warrior, a 87 meters DP2 ship built in 2011, from Sealion Shipping. With this acquisition, ASN is rejuvenating its fleet and reinforcing its presence in the Atlantic area, the company said. The Toisa Warrior, renamed Ile d’Ouessant and register
The Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI), an initiative to tackle climate change and backed by 13 oil companies, has launched a new initiative to unlock large-scale investment in carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS).
