OMV has secured a drilling permit from Norway’s authorities for two exploration wells in the Norwegian part of the North Sea.
Nexans and SuperGrid Institute have carried out a successful transient overvoltage test (TOV) on a 525 kV DC cable system in accordance with new High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) recommendations.
A London court has ruled that the UK government’s funding of up to $1.15 billion of financing for the Mozambique LNG project led by French energy major TotalEnergies is lawful. According to reports by Reuters, the decision by London’s Court of Appeal was made on Friday, 13 January, dismissing an app
Dry bulk operator Norvic Shipping has acquired a newbuild dry bulk vessel on a long-term period-charter from Japanese shipowner Fujimaru Kaiun. The new 64,000dwt Ultramax, to be named Norvic Copenhagen, will transport dry cargo for customers around the world following its delivery from Imabari Shipy
Norway’s regulator is awaiting a response from Equinor regarding the way the identified nonconformities will be sorted out.
Certain shareholders have voiced concerns over Capricorn’s proposed merger with Israel’s NewMed, seeing it as “profoundly unfavourable.”
The Scottish government has released a draft energy strategy, which aims to shape the country’s next 25 years of energy production.
Norway’s government has received applications from six companies for acreage on the NCS to be allocated for the injection and storage of CO2.
Startup climate-tech company Seabound has teamed up with Crestchic Loadbanks, a specialist in the provision of load bank testing equipment, to test Seabound’s carbon capture prototype. London-based Seabound has developed a unique carbon capture device that traps and stores CO2 from fuel exhaust with
Norway has offered production licenses to 25 companies for further exploration activity on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
Norway’s government expects to maintain higher output on the NCS to supply Europe with high gas exports, bolstering its energy security.
Norway’s regulator has carried out an audit of Neptune’s management of major accident risk and barriers at a gas & oil asset in the North Sea.
Norwegian regulator is set on to reinforcing and developing improved measures for the follow-up of serious petroleum-sector incidents.
Norwegian offshore safety regulator has given Equinor its consent to use a COSL Drilling-owned rig for drilling at a field in the North Sea.
