Remote ship surveys and inspections have become increasingly popular amid the coronavirus crisis.
Australia’s National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) has begun an assessment of Santos’ environment plan for the operations of the Ningaloo Vision FPSO located off Australia.
A Venezuelan patrol boat sank after allegedly ramming an expedition cruise ship off Venezuela.
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ECSA stressed that more sector-specific actions are needed to save the European shipping industry.
Brazilian oil and gas regulator ANP has temporarily suspended the country’s 17th Bidding Round for the award of offshore exploration and production acreage due to the coronavirus crisis.
ABS, a global classification provider, will provide classification for a series of self-elevating drilling units (SEDU) for Silver Eagle Global.
CNR International (CNRI) has filed its Banff and Kyle fields decommissioning programs for an FPSO and FSO float-off with the UK authorities.
UK oil and gas company EnQuest has received approval from the UK authorities for its decommissioning plan for the FPSO working on the Alma and Galia fields off the UK as well as associated subsea installations and pipelines.
A Liberia-flagged containership ran aground in the Mississippi River on March 27.
Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has proposed to include 36 new blocks in this year’s licensing round in the well-known parts of the Norwegian Continental Shelf – Awards in Predefined Areas (APA) 2020.
The charter agreement and services agreement for the BW Offshore-owned FPSO Cidade de São Mateus with Brazilian oil major Petrobras has ended.
Hurricane Energy has confirmed that a crew member on the Aoka Mizu FPSO at the Lancaster field has been evacuated to the mainland for medical reasons and subsequently tested positive for COVID-19.
President and chief executive officer (CEO) of U.S. oil and gas company Murphy Oil has taken a temporary medical leave over coronavirus concerns.
