The field trials off the coast of Norway aim to determine whether an innovative technology designed to solve core drilling’s tripping woes will live up to expectations.
Subsea infrastructure is critical to the energy security in Europe and with the world not looking so bright there is a real urgency to get something going to protect this infrastructure, but the solution is not easy to find, panelists said at a discussion on seabed security organized by IRO, the Ass
As the proximity to a naval base stokes defense and national security concerns, will the Ministry of Defence’s objection be the final nail in the coffin for this bi-directional green electric power link?
NEO Energy has decided to slow down investment plans across its portfolio. As a result, the start-up timeline for the firm’s oil redevelopment project in the North Sea may be postponed.
TechnipFMC has put the finishing touches on its assignment at a gas-to-energy (GtE) project off Guyana’s Atlantic coast, which is envisioned to enable infrastructure buildout required to allow for natural gas to be transported from an oilfield in the waters of the prolific Stabroek Block to an integ
While two huge oil and gas projects in the waters off the coast of the UK have been walking a tightrope for some time, their operators, Britain’s Shell and Norway’s Equinor, did not waiver in their commitment to enriching the energy market with these resources and both hydrocarbon developments overc
EnQuest has widened its decommissioning operator role at offshore fields in the UK sector of the North Sea after Britain’s energy giant Shell decided to pass EnQuest its decommissioning management role.
Japan’s MODEC and the UK-based Altera Infrastructure have set their caps on addressing the pressing challenges of the energy transition era by accelerating the shift toward a more sustainable future while supporting the security of power supply.
SSEN Transmission has revealed an investment of £125 million (close to $165.2 million), which the construction of two big green energy projects poured into the local islands’ economy and businesses located in Shetland.
Environmental organization Pacific Environment has released a policy paper calling on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ban the discharge of ships’ exhaust gas control systems (ECGS), otherwise known as scrubbers, in the U.S. waters.
With major regulatory approval in place, the path has been cleared for the next phase of development for a project that will harness and store renewable energy from Australia and transmit it to Singapore via a high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission system. The Australia-Asia Power Link (AAP
More than two dozen NGOs forming part of the Ocean Alliance Against Offshore Drilling have filed a legal challenge against the licenses awarded in the latest batch of the UK’s 33rd offshore licensing round issued by the North Sea Transit Authority (NSTA).
Malaysian state-owned energy giant Petronas, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), and UK’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) company Storegga have signed a joint study and development agreement (JSDA) to evaluate the CO2 emissions storage capabilities of saline aquifers and the construction of CCS
In the aftermath of a tragic incident that resulted in the death of a 40-year-old worker, the Louisiana State Police (LSP) is looking into the offshore natural gas pipeline explosion and fire to get to the bottom of the incident off the coast of Louisiana.
