Lundin Energy has changed its name to Orrön Energy to reflect its new status as a pure-play renewables business.
Dutch-German transmission system operator (TSO) TenneT has begun two tendering processes looking for providers of offshore services in Germany.
A European electricity company has invited component manufacturers and services providers to engage in a preliminary market consultation to determine the current market capabilities within the offshore wind industry before the start of the potential procurement process.
Only 33 out of 94 (35%) of the world’s major shipping companies have a clearly expressed target to be net zero by latest 2050 or have committed to IMO targets of 50% absolute reduction in 2050 compared to the 2008 level, a new study shows.
Wintershall Dea has secured all approvals from the Norwegian authorities to start production from a field in the North Sea off Norway.
Aker BP expects the acquisition of Lundin Energy’s oil and gas business, through a statutory merger, to be completed today.
Vår Energi has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with Aker Solutions, Havfram and Saipem for the delivery of subsea production systems for all upcoming subsea projects for the next five years. As disclosed, the partnership covers the fabrication, delivery, and installation of subsea pro
Enova, a Norwegian government enterprise, is supporting five new shore power projects in the country with NOK 34 million (about $3.4 million).
Saipem has been awarded multiple onshore extensions and new offshore contracts in the Middle East, totalling around $1.25 billion.
Equinor has inked a deal to transfer a majority stake and operatorship of its field in the Gulf of Mexico to Shell.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has awarded an asset operations contract to Norway-based cleantech company Skyfri for its floating solar project in Kerala, India.
Maersk Supply Service’s AHTS vessel, which is believed to be the world’s first hybrid-electric anchor handler, has completed sea trials.
The North Ayrshire Council Planning Committee has granted planning permission for XLCC to build the first HVDC subsea cable factory in the UK. The HVDC subsea cable manufacturing facility, which will be located in Hunterston, Scotland, received the planning approval on 29 June. Construction is expec
While investments are expected to reach $2.4 trillion this year, this is not enough to come to grips with the energy and climate crises.
