RWE and Hyphen Hydrogen Energy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that could see RWE offtake up to 300,000 tons of green ammonia per year from Namibia. Hyphen was appointed the preferred bidder by the Namibian government to develop the first green hydrogen project in Namibia for export.
Neptune Energy has confirmed a new discovery in the Norwegian Sea, which appears to have commercial potential based on the initial analysis.
Karoon Energy has completed the drilling of two wells at a field, located in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil.
Nexans has worked with Enemalta to finalise the repair works for the subsea Malta-Italy interconnector cable.
SEE MONSTER, a decommissioned North Sea platform’s new lease on life has now come to an end and it is expected to be recycled in the UK.
Aker BP will vote in favour of submitting PDOs for multiple oil and gas projects, anticipated to take place by mid-December 2022.
The deepwater oil and gas production is set to increase by 60 per cent by the end of the decade, says Wood Mackenzie.
Moody’s has highlighted that the rise in the energy windfall tax will crimp the North Sea producers’ free cash flow generation.
Earthjustice has urged Biden to put a stop to new drilling and ongoing fossil fuel extraction on U.S. federal lands and offshore territories.
KazMunayGas and Lukoil have set the wheels into motion to mobilise a rig to carry out drilling ops in the Caspian Sea in mid-December.
Norway’s DOF Group has secured multiple new jobs in the Atlantic region with an undisclosed operator in West Africa.
Austrian oil and gas company OMV has introduced its new corporate structure to deliver on ambitions to become a net-zero company, which will come into effect on 1 January 2023. According to OMV, the new structure is designed to fully enable the delivery of Strategy 2030 and drive its transition towa
Total capital expenditures (capex) for oil and gas exploration in Africa rose from $3.4 billion in 2020 to $5.1 billion in 2022.
The largest ocean-going vessels, which are the largest polluters, can reap the greatest benefits from the new nuclear power technologies, according to Mikal Bøe, CEO of London-based Core Power.
