A group of Indigenous Australians has launched a legal challenge in an attempt to block Santos from developing its Barossa gas field off Australia.
Four environmental groups are starting legal action to end support for 30 EU-backed gas projects with a total cost of about €13 billion.
Harbour Energy has filed its environmental statement with the UK authorities for the development of a field located in the North Sea.
U.S. manufacturer of drilling and production equipment Dril-Quip has set its decarbonization targets, aiming to reduce its combined Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by more than 50% by 2030. Dril-Quip’s decarbonization actions include switching to renewable electricity at certain manufacturing sites, r
The Clean Arctic Alliance has called on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to take urgent action to curb climate impacts on the Arctic, by delivering meaningful short-term measures that would kick-start dramatic reductions in global greenhouse gas (GHG) and black carbon emissions from shi
PTTEP is setting the wheels into motion to initiate the country’s first CCS project, in a push to achieve its net-zero GHG emission goals.
The latest meeting of the G7 ministers for climate, energy, and environment has resulted in further commitments from the world’s most developed countries to curb the rise in global temperatures to 1.5°C and assist the countries affected the most by climate change. One of the commitments that stands
ONE-Dyas has been granted a final permit for the development of the N05-A gas field located in the North Sea.
Activists from environmental organisations have staged protests in the UK in response to the government’s approval of Shell’s Jackdaw gas project.
AET has brought in the second of three Suezmax DP2 shuttle tankers, purpose-built for a long-term charter with Petrobras in Brazil.
Harvey Gulf has added one more vessel to its ‘tri-fueled’ fleet in a bid to curb its carbon footprint and decarbonise the shipping sector.
Following last year’s rejection, Shell has now received regulatory approvals for the development of the Jackdaw field in the UK North Sea.
Following the extensions of licences for two of the largest undeveloped discoveries off the UK, operators of these two projects are laying the groundwork for their final investment decisions.
Legasea has completed a subsea circular economy project, which saw the disassembly of ten decommissioned subsea production systems recovered from the Celtic Sea, that is said to have reduced the carbon emissions of subsea decommissioning operations. The Shore-to-Store service has reduced the carbon
