The UK government has lifted the moratorium on shale gas production in England and confirmed its support for a new oil and gas licencing round.
A broad coalition of 35 maritime companies supported by Transport and Environment NGO are urging the European co-legislators to add ships under 5,000 GT including offshore and service vessels into EU regulations targeting decarbonization of the shipping industry. A joint letter addressing the EU Par
Vår Energi has secured two types of permits from the Norwegian authorities for two exploration wells located in the Barents Sea off Norway.
Zenith Energy has handed over an offer for a block with “significant untapped, independently assessed oil and gas reserves” offshore Benin.
A court in Australia has ruled against Santos but in favour of an indigenous group in a case related to the development of the Barossa gas project.
Following a license application for a CCS project in a depleted North Sea field, Eni has revealed the creation of a net-zero initiative.
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has released a new report, setting out urgent priorities to rapidly make more clean technologies the most affordable options in key sectors.
The world’s rapidly growing fleet of ships that can burn liquefied natural gas (LNG) is at risk of financial losses of $850bn by 2030, according to a new study by UCL Energy Institute researchers. Namely, 65% of the newbuilding deliveries by 2025 is capable of running on LNG as a marine fuel, up fro
The Canadian Province of Nova Scotia will auction off 5 GW of offshore wind energy by 2030, starting in 2025, with an ultimate aim to support green hydrogen production. This is the first concrete move toward planned offshore wind development in the country which has seen significant activity in the
Norway recorded lower gas production in August 2022 compared to the figures from July 2022 while the oil output is higher than last month.
The NSTA says that the UK oil & gas industry is making progress on emission reduction targets but more will be required to reach 2030 goals.
Container shipping major Maersk has voiced support for the Clean Shipping Act, the first stand-alone legislation in the U.S. that aims to address pollution from the shipping industry. The bill was introduced into the U.S. Congress in July 2022 by Congressman Alan Lowenthal who represents the Port of
With additional funds from the Netherlands, the UN may be able to start the salvage operation to prevent a major oil spill in the Red Sea.
Oil major Chevron and its partners in the Aphrodite gas field off Cyprus have allocated funds for the drilling of an appraisal well and other development costs for the project.
