The UK’s competition regulator is looking into the proposed merger between offshore drilling giants, Noble Corporation and Maersk Drilling.
Following a profit warning in late January, Saipem has revealed details about its revised strategic plan for the 2022-2025 period.
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted Equinor a drilling permit for a wildcat well located offshore Norway.
Oil prices soared on Thursday with Brent surging over the $100 barrel mark for the first time in eight years.
Offshore drilling contractor Odfjell Drilling will be taking over the management of a jack-up drilling rig from Seadrill.
CLECAT, the European association representing the interest of freight forwarders and logistics service providers, has written to the European Commission calling it to urgently establish the degree of concentration, consolidation, coordination and cartelization in the upstream container liner shippin
Norwegian offshore safety regulator has granted Repsol consent for life extension for a field located in the North Sea off Norway.
Norway’s Equinor has secured a drilling permit for two wildcat wells located in the North Sea offshore Norway.
Following an agreement to combine, Aker BP and Lundin Energy have now signed a merger plan with an aim to close the deal in mid-2022.
Several industry associations have formed a new alliance to standardize the digitalization of international trade.
Neptune Energy has received a drilling permit from Norwegian authorities for a well located in the North Sea off Norway.
A new report commissioned by Danish Shipping indicates that the FuelEU Maritime and EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) initiatives could interact poorly with each other and create obstacles in the road to a reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of at least 55% in the EU by 2030.
The World Shipping Council (WSC) — the united voice of liner shipping — has identified six regulatory and economic pathways, all of which are critical for the nations of the UN International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to address for a successful maritime energy transition.
ConocoPhillips has received consent from a regulator to use one of Prosafe’s semi-submersible units at Norway’s first producing field.
