Offshore rig owner Valaris has been awarded new bareboat charter agreements with ARO Drilling for several jack-up rigs.
UK port investment topped £1 billion (around $1.3 billion) in 2021 despite continuing pandemic volatility, new research published by the British Ports Association (BPA) shows.
DP World, Dubai-based port operator, and the government of Senegal have laid the first stone to mark the construction of the new Port of Ndayane, the largest single private investment in the country’s history.
TeamSeas reached its $30M goal in the final hours of New Year’s Day.
Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has achieved the highest annual revenue in its history of $6.3 billion and the largest annual net tonnage of 1.27 billion tons during 2021, the head of the SCA informed.
Saudi oil and gas giant Saudi Aramco has awarded a contract for an offshore project to UAE’s NPCC worth around $2.2 billion.
Lime Petroleum has increased its North Sea footprint by completing the deals signed with Aker BP and Repsol earlier in 2021.
Norway-based Magseis Fairfield has appointed former Shell manager Fons ten Kroode to the position of chief geophysicist, effective from 1 February. Ten Kroode, who is joining Magseis Fairfield after spending 30 years at Shell, will be based in the company’s headquarter at Lysaker. “I am pleased to w
Enauta will be keeping its interest in a gas field off Brazil as the conditions for the sale of its interest in the field have not been met.
Energy transition company Sound Energy has completed the previously announced LNG sale and purchase agreement with Moroccan LPG distributor Afriquia Gaz.
d’Amico International Shipping (DIS), a marine transportation company, has signed a contract for its first sustainability-linked loan as part of the refinancing of all debt maturing in 2022.
Yinson, through JV PTSC AP, has secured a contract extension for an FPSO, which will continue working offshore Vietnam.
QatarEnergy has awarded a major EPCI contract for the offshore scope of its North Field Expansion Project to McDermott.
Norwegian oil and gas player Equinor has started drilling an exploration well in the Norwegian Sea, using a semi-submersible rig.
