Finish energy company Gasum reported a 6 percent rise in revenue during the first six months of the year.
Dutch Port of Amsterdam has become a partner in the European project H2SHIPS.
The pirates are still holding 10 of the ship’s 18 crew.
Pandion Energy has entered into an agreement with ConocoPhillips to acquire a 20 percent interest in PL 891, containing the Slagugle prospect.
Omnitek Engineering Corp. concluded several evaluation projects in Turkey, including a six-month pilot program with Shell Turkey, demonstrating the reliability and performance of diesel-to-natural gas (DNG) engine conversions.
Russian gas giant Gazprom has reported an increase in production of natural gas during the year so far when compared to the corresponding period in 2018.
Stavanger-based Blueday Technology has teamed up with sustainable energy infrastructure fund manager SUSI Partners to offer a new financing structure for offshore and marine asset owners.
The negative impact on tanker demand, especially VLCCs, would go some way to negate the normal seasonal upturn.
A new study by Westwood Global Energy Group shows that new entrant E&P companies to the UKCS since 2008 now control 46% of production, 39% of reserves and 64% of potentially commercial volumes yet to be developed.
Scotland has launched the fourth round of the Decommissioning Challenge Fund through an injection of an additional $5 million.
Steel jacket and topsides from Spirit Energy’s ST-1 platform have arrived at the Dales Voe facility in Shetland for decommissioning by Veolia and Peterson.
The Norwegian offshore support vessel owner Golden Energy Offshore Services has won contract extensions with Wintershall and Shell.
Denmark is above the US, Germany, and the UK on the list of merchant ships operated by the country’s shipping firms.
Gibraltar, the UK would facilitate the release of the detained Iranian Grace 1 if there are certain guarantees.
