Stork’s asset management consultants have been picked by World Class Maintenance (WCM) to perform de-risking and performance improvement activities for five offshore renewable energy innovations within the Offshore For Sure (O4S) project.
MODEC has put Seatrium in charge of topsides integration on an FPSO, which will be deployed at ExxonMobil’s oil development offshore Guyana.
TotalEnergies is working on fixing an issue that has sprung up at its recently restarted natural gas redevelopment project in the Danish North Sea.
The second LNG-powered tugboat, HaiSea Warrior, has been delivered to Canada’s HaiSea Marine, completing “the world’s greenest tugboat fleet”.
Norwegian oil and gas player Aker BP has awarded compatriot subsea technology company Optime Subsea with a contract to develop and deliver multiple remotely operated controls systems (ROCS) for use on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). Aker BP has placed an order with Optime Subsea for the renta
Plug Power has signed an MoU with Allied Green Ammonia to supply up to 3 GW of Plug electrolyzer capacity for AGA’s upcoming hydrogen-to-ammonia facility in Australia.
European ports will need multi-billion euro investments in the next decade in order to be fit for the future, a new study found.
Norway’s energy data and intelligence provider, TGS, has won an ocean bottom node (OBN) data acquisition contract in North America that is expected to take over six months to complete.
Touchstone Exploration has set the wheels in motion to acquire all of the issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of Trinity.
ADES has secured a new drilling assignment for one of its rigs off the coast of Egypt with Suez Oil Company (SUCO).
KN Energies has widened its footprint in Germany with its first deal to provide technical operation and maintenance services to an LNG terminal in the country.
Azule Energy a joint venture between BP and Eni, has struck its first international deal since its creation in 2022 to enter Namibia.
BW Offshore has brought the sale of an FPSO vessel to an end, thanks to BW Energy upholding its end of the bargain.
The NSTA has offered 31 more licenses across 88 blocks/part blocks in the most recent phase of Britain’s 33rd oil and gas licensing round.
