Perenco has brought on stream a near-field discovery within the Ravenspurn South area of the Southern North Sea.
Offshore drilling contractor Shelf Drilling has handed out a contract for waste management services in the North Sea to Soiltech.
Aker BP has received consent from to use one of Saipem’s semi-submersible rigs for exploration activities in the Barents Sea.
Research shows that the EU has not severed its gas bonds with Russia, as four countries still facilitate deliveries of its LNG.
Northern Ireland-based Harland & Wolff has inked a five-year master services agreement with what it says is a global oil services company for the fabrication of subsea structures. The work will take place at the Arnish yard situated on the Isle of Lewis. Harland & Wolff received its first purchase
Viaro Energy has received regulatory approval related to the acquisition of a partial interest in a huge undeveloped oil field on the UKCS.
Tekmar Group has reported improved financial performance for the 2023 financial year with a revenue of £39.9 million, compared to £30.2 million in FY22. Deemed a pivotal year that saw instability in the offshore wind market, Tekmar said it had stabilized the business in 2023. Tekmar saw an adjusted
Equinor has signed a call-off option with Multiconsult Norge for the engineering of the grid connection to Hammerfest LNG (HLNG).
Viaro Energy has now set the wheels in motion to throw low-carbon nuclear technology into the oil and gas sector’s decarbonization mix.
Floatel International has won a new contract and secured an optional one for a semi-submersible support vessel off the coast of Norway.
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC), a subsidiary of Britain’s energy giant Shell, has launched an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) for a pipeline route survey in the Niger Delta. According to the company, the USV innovation offers time and cost savings while minimizing personnel
Altera Infrastructure has disposed of ALP Maritime Group, a Dutch provider of ocean towing, offshore positioning and mooring of floating platforms, heavy transport, and salvage operations.
Following suspension due to a helicopter crash, all the companies have now made up their minds to resume their flights, according to Equinor.
Shell has revealed its latest outlook on the global demand for LNG, predicting a rise in demand of more than 50% by 2040.
