Energean is continuing to drill a well at its gas field in the Lixus license located 40km off the coast of Morocco in the Atlantic Ocean.
SSE and EET Hydrogen have begun development work on a new green hydrogen production project at the Stanlow Manufacturing Complex in Ellesmere Port in Cheshire, England, UK.
Transocean has landed a new long-term assignment with the UK-headquartered oil major BP for the first of two eighth-generation drillships to join its rig fleet, which is also considered to be the world’s first drillship with a three-million-pound hook-load and 20,000 psi well control system.
The European Union has committed R628 million (approximately €32 million) in grants to promote the sustainable development of green hydrogen value chains in South Africa.
Equinor has made a new gas and condensate discovery in the Norwegian Sea off the coast of Norway, using one of the semi-submersible rigs owned by Transocean, an offshore drilling contractor.
MET Group has confirmed the delivery of the 100th liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to a floating LNG terminal in Omišalj municipality on the island of Krk, Croatia.
Dutch offshore contractor Allseas has secured a $180 million contract with Prime Energy Resources Development, a subsidiary of Prime Infrastructure Capital Inc., to install essential pipeline and umbilical infrastructure for a natural gas field in the Philippines. Prime Energy, leading the Service C
CNOOC has boosted its natural gas reserves with another discovery, which is said to mark the first major exploration breakthrough in ultra-deepwater carbonate rocks off the coast of China.
Brava Energia has shut down production at an oil field in the Campos basin off the coast of Brazil. The timeline for the resumption of production remains elusive.
Shell has booked a semi-submersible rig, owned by Constellation Oil Services for a short-term assignment in the Campos Basin off the coast of Brazil.
Saipem is pooling resources with the UK-based newcleo to throw nuclear technology into the offshore oil and gas operations mix and look into the development of floating nuclear-powered prototypes on a quest to achieve zero-emission energy.
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.
21 companies have submitted offers for production licenses, as part of the award in pre-defined areas 2024 (APA 2024) licensing round, indicating their interest in further exploration activity on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
UAE-headquartered offshore drilling contractor Shelf Drilling has won a new set of drilling assignments for two jack-up rigs in its fleet.
