
Bio-LNG bunkering project FirstBio2Shipping, developed by Attero and Bio-LNG Hub Wilp, will receive funding from the European Commission.

An ambitious European project to accelerate the development of the ocean energy sector DTOceanPlus has announced the upcoming release of an open-source software suite for designing and optimisation of tidal and wave energy farms.

The Petrofac-operated East Cendor field in Block PM304 located offshore Peninsular Malaysia has achieved its first oil production.

Pharos Energy has concluded a 3D seismic survey on the western part of Block 125 in the Phu Khanh Basin offshore Vietnam.

Welsh renewable energy developer Marine Power Systems (MPS) has received massive investment support in its ongoing crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube which closes in five days.

Dubai-based energy services firm Kent has completed the acquisition of SNC-Lavalin’s oil and gas division.

French seismic firm CGG entered into an agreement with Topicus and Vela Software for the sale of its GeoSoftware business.

Rotech Subsea has completed the second phase of trenching scope at a state-owned offshore wind farm in Taiwan.

Xodus is assessing the infrastructure and modifications required to enable electrification of Harbour Energy’s Central North Sea assets.

South Korea’s s power plant builder Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction has won a $53 million deal to build storage tanks at the Kogas’ planned LNG import terminal in Dangjin.

U.S. liquefied natural gas project developer Tellurian has finalized LNG sales and purchase agreements (SPA) with Shell.

PetroRio has been granted a royalty rate reduction for the Tubarão Martelo field in an effort to incentivise investment in revitalization.

Subsea 7 has completed the installation of a five-kilometre pipeline bundle for the CNOOC Buzzard International Phase II (BPII) project.

The largest infrastructure project in the Port of Townsville’s history has reached a major milestone – completion of the $232 million Channel Upgrade project’s rock wall. According to the Port’s officials, constructing the 2.2-kilometre rock wall is the first critical step in widening Townsville’s s