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Eldfisk - ConocoPhillips
Regulation & Policy

ConocoPhillips gets nod for remote operation of North Sea platform

ConocoPhillips has received consent from the Norwegian offshore safety watchdog for remote operation of a North Sea platform.

about 5 years ago
Illustration - the Mariner field in the UK North Sea; Source: Equinor
Regulation & Policy

WoodMac: Oil and gas industry can deliver net-zero promises, with tweaks

Although the UK’s offshore oil and gas industry has committed to cutting operational emissions in half by 2030 and achieving net-zero production by 2050, operators will have to make leaps forward in technology, policy, and investment to reach these goals, according to Wood Mackenzie.

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about 5 years ago
Liberator field - i3 Energy
Regulation & Policy

i3 Energy abandons ‘sub-commercial’ Liberator licence

i3 Energy has relinquished its UK North Sea licence which contains the Liberator field, after determining that its development would not be commercially viable.

about 5 years ago
Island Wellserver working on well intervention for Equinor
Regulation & Policy

Equinor gets consent for use of well intervention vessel

Equinor has received consent from the country’s offshore safety agency for the use of the Island Wellserver vessel for well intervention.

about 5 years ago
An image mapping the Hornsea Projects, including Hornsea Three, off the UK coast
Regulation & Policy

UK gives go-ahead to 2.4 GW Hornsea Three offshore wind farm

The UK Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) gave the development consent to the Hornsea Project Three offshore wind farm on 31 December 2020. Ørsted submitted the development consent order (DCO) application for the 2.4 GW project to the UK Planning Inspectorate on 1

about 5 years ago
Illustration; Source: Petrobras Vitol
Regulation & Policy

Vitol pays $45 million to Petrobras in corruption settlement

Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras has received $44.65 million in a settlement with Swiss energy trading firm Vitol, which was implicated in a sprawling national corruption probe.

about 5 years ago
Rotterdam
Regulation & Policy

BIMCO: Ship operation in line with new compliance regime counter-intuitive of efficient shipping

The recently approved amendments to MARPOL Annex VI to introduce requirements to the operational efficiency of ships, the Carbon Intensity Indicators, promise to introduce a completely new compliance regime in the sector. The introduction of carbon intensity targets to existing ships will be calcula

about 5 years ago
Nord Stream 2 AG
Regulation & Policy

U.S. preparing fresh sanctions to halt Russia’s Nord Stream 2

The U.S. is preparing wider sanctions for the Russian gas pipeline project Nord Stream 2 and is urging European allies to stop the work.

about 5 years ago
EU
Regulation & Policy

European shipowners welcome last-minute Brexit trade deal

Following the last-minute deal reached between the United Kingdom and the European Union, the European shipping industry has applauded the Brexit deal that would support the current trade fluidity.

about 5 years ago
Spirit Energy
Regulation & Policy

Spirit Energy may face penalty over discharges from North Sea platform

Dutch regulator has ordered Spirit Energy to meet discharge standards on its North Sea offshore platform or face a penalty.

about 5 years ago
4th Salish-Class ferry
Regulation & Policy

Remontowa splashes BC Ferries’ 4th LNG-fuelled Salish Class ferry

Polish shipbuilder Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. has launched the fourth liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fuelled Salish Class vessel owned by the Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries. The ship entered the water over the weekend, with work continuing there until scheduled sea trials in late 2021. Following s

about 5 years ago
Russian Register of Shipping
Regulation & Policy

RS grants AIP to autonomous and remotely controlled navigation technology

Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) has awarded Approval in Principle (AIP) to the autonomous and remotely controlled navigation technology of a Russian company JSC Kronshtadt Technologies (the a-Nav set of technical solutions). The technology has been approved for the implementation on board

about 5 years ago
Kitack Lim
Regulation & Policy

IMO Secretary-General slams ‘no crew change’ clause as crew change crisis enters its 10th month

IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has criticized the “no crew change” clauses in charterparties, stressing that such clauses exacerbate the dire situation of stranded seafarers and undermine the efforts undertaken to resolve the ongoing crew change crisis. The so-called “no crew change” clauses, whic

about 5 years ago
seafarers
Regulation & Policy

Landmark ILO ruling says govts failed to protect seafarers’ rights under international law

The International Labour Organisation’s (ILO) Committee of Experts issued a ruling that governments have failed in their duty of care towards seafarers under international law during the COVID-19 pandemic. In the first ruling of its kind, the committee of 20 jurists found that governments failed abj

about 5 years ago