The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has agreed new guidance on best practices for cutting black carbon emissions from ships operating in or near the Arctic.
Aker BP has received consent to start production from a field in the North Sea, which will be tied back to an existing platform off Norway.
The latest step being taken to overturn the U.S. LNG permitting freeze comes from the American Petroleum Institute (API).
The European Commission (EC) has approved, under the EU Merger Regulation, the creation of a joint venture by Japanese companies INPEX Corporation, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and Iwatani Corporation that aims to develop a liquefied hydrogen supply chain. On February 22, the EC issued a document stat
Lansdowne has set the wheels into motion to move forward with its Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) claim against Ireland.
Equinor has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for an exploration well in the Barents Sea.
Canada has seized control of all 227 offshore oil and gas exploration and production permits off its Pacific coast, putting a stop to further hydrocarbon extraction activities in this area.
The UK government has found itself locked in a court fight with climate groups for the second time in under two years over its net zero plans.
The NSTA has held a workshop on platform electrification with 11 major operators on the UK Continental Shelf and ten technology suppliers.
The Albanese and Cook Governments have finalized a $140 million agreement to build a hydrogen hub in Western Australia (WA), specifically in the Pilbara, on the traditional lands of the Ngarluma and Kariyarra people. This also includes Murujuga, where the Traditional Custodians are represented by th
Finder Energy has secured a license extension offshore Western Australia, enabling it to search for a partner to fund exploration activities.
The dust has not settled yet over the Labour Party’s proposals to extend the windfall tax on UK oil and gas producers,
two representatives from Bureau Veritas have provided their take on the current energy trends, highlighting that renewables and hydrogen are positioned to reap the benefits from the recent U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) permitting pause.
BIMCO and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), together with Bangladesh, India, Norway, Pakistan have submitted a paper to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to solve possible conflicting requirements of the Hong Kong Convention and the Basel Convention.
