Delek’s Ithaca Energy has completed the acquisition of Siccar Point Energy, which has enabled it to further expand its North Sea portfolio.
Two oil and gas players have been granted drilling permits by Norwegian authorities for wildcat wells in the North Sea offshore Norway.
Three unarmed drones, headed straight for a gas field off Israel and Energean’s new FPSO, have been taken down by the Israeli forces.
Dispute over wage demands threatens to reduce oil and gas production in Norway, as offshore workers are likely to down their tools this week.
The Department of the Interior is seeking public input on the Biden administration’s new, five-year offshore oil and gas leasing program.
Scottish company Orbital Marine Power has completed the operational finance of the world’s most powerful tidal turbine, securing £8 million (€9.2 million) via the Scottish National Investment Bank and individual investors.
Offshore Energies UK is starting the search for a new chief executive as its current one will be stepping down at the end of the year.
The merger between Aker BP and Lundin’s E&P business has been completed, creating the largest listed E&P firm focused exclusively on the NCS.
UK-based company Global OTEC has signed what’s said to be the world’s first deal to develop a power purchase agreement (PPA) for a 1.5MW floating ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) platform offshore São Tomé island.
Equinor has received consent from Norway’s regulator to use a Transocean-owned rig for well intervention on a field located in the North Sea.
The German Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) has exempted Stade’s Hanseatic Energy Hub LNG terminal from tariff and network access regulation for 25 years, enabling the planned construction of the terminal to start earlier.
SBS and its state-owned partner Indonesia Power have received expression of interest (EoI) from UK Export Finance Agency (UKEF), confirming multi-million dollar project development financing for a tidal power scheme in Indonesia
Lundin Energy has changed its name to Orrön Energy to reflect its new status as a pure-play renewables business.
Wintershall Dea has secured all approvals from the Norwegian authorities to start production from a field in the North Sea off Norway.
