US technology giant Google, leading a group of several companies including Spanish utility Iberdrola and the Dutch natural gas firm Eneco, has urged the European Commission (EC) to adopt strict rules on what can be classified as ‘green’ hydrogen. On 2 November, Google, Iberdrola and Eneco, among oth
After Greenpeace said that TotalEnergies’ emissions are four times higher than reported, the oil major has decided to pursue legal action.
The Canadian government has released the results of the country’s latest call for offshore exploration bids in the Eastern Newfoundland Region, revealing ExxonMobil, QatarEnergy, BP, and Equinor as successful bidders for a total of five parcels.
Energy and maritime organisations have gathered to detail plans as a part of the objective to accelerate the development of the green corridor for transportation of iron ore between Australia and East Asia.
UK’s Unite the union has served a notice of action on Petrofac as part of an ongoing contract dispute with workers on Repsol’s assets.
CGX and Frontera have revised the spud window for their second exploration well in the Corentyne block offshore Guyana.
Germany’s Wintershall Dea has completed the sale of its interest in three North Sea fields to Norway’s OKEA.
Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy is inviting applications for an area on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) that would be used for CO2 injection and storage. The area encompasses defined blocks in the North Sea. “Today’s announcement of land for the storage of CO2 is new evidence of the
Dolphin Drilling has been re-approved as an official rig supplier and will be invited to take part in Petrobras’ upcoming rig tenders.
UK’s regulator says that the industry will make significant savings in time and money following its move to cut red tape and scrap the requirement for CoP reports.
Amon Maritime has launched a new offshore market player – Amon Offshore – and a carbon-free, ammonia-powered PSV design.
ACWA Power has signed a deal with Indonesia’s state-owned electricity utility PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) to develop two floating solar projects in the world’s largest archipelagic state.
State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) has put into operation the world’s first offshore floating solar power plant integrated with offshore wind turbine, at a site located off the coast of China’s Shandong Province.
Shell has completed the sale of a 100 per cent shareholding in its subsidiary, which operates a gas field in the Philippines.
