OEUK’s survey shows that the majority of MPs believe the UK can achieve its net-zero goals by collaborating with the oil and gas industry.
Solstad Offshore’s construction vessel has managed to save “considerable amounts” of fuel and reduce emissions on its way home from a project in West Africa, the Norwegian company reported. The 157-meter-long Normand Vision managed to save 150 tons of fuel on the transit, Solstad said, adding that i
Fugro has taken part in a mission to locate the wreck of a World War II ship 81 years after sinking, reported as one of the worst international maritime disasters in history. Fugro started the search for the Montevideo Maru transport ship on 6 April onboard the hydrographic survey vessel Fugro Equat
Campaigning organisation Greenpeace has warned that gas companies are driving government policies that lock the US and Europe into hazardous new liquefied gas (LNG) commitments. In its latest investigation report “Who profits from war – How gas corporations capitalise from war in Ukraine,” Greenpeac
The European Parliament’s Environment and Industry Committees have voted to extend the scope of the methane emissions regulation.
In the energy transition blueprint for the sustainable future, hydrogen has carved a niche for itself and is gaining more ground.
Denmark has lifted the restrictions on sailing around the leakage points of the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea, stating the area was no longer dangerous. The Danish Energy Agency issued a recommendation that the no-sailing zones around the leakage points on Nord Stream 1 and 2 be lifted, as
The EU is preparing to cast its vote on the first methane emissions regulation, which could help lower methane in the oil and gas sector.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is urging Member States to contribute equipment to help UN-led efforts to prevent a possible catastrophic oil spill from the FSO Safer, a rapidly decaying floating storage offshore (FSO) unit moored off the Red Sea coast of Yemen. IMO is providing expert
ExxonMobil and Chevron have relinquished 20 offshore oil and gas exploration permits off the coast of British Columbia.
The University of Montenegro’s Institute of Marine Biology has assessed the impacts of Sigma Energy’s wave energy device on the ecosystem at the deployment site in the Adriatic Sea, finding it had no negative effects on the diversity of marine organisms.
APPEA has thrown support behind the Climate Change Authority’s focus on carbon capture technology, as CCUS is seen as important for net-zero.
BOEM has made adjustments to the limit of liability for oil spills in the federal waters from offshore facilities.
Dutch offshore services provider Boskalis has, through its subsidiary SMIT Salvage, reached an agreement with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to remove oil from a floating storage and offloading (FSO) facility moored off Yemen’s Red Sea coast. This Stop Red Sea Spill operation is a p
