Encouraged by the current results of its well intervention program, Trillion Energy is anticipating an increase in gas flow rates from the wells at its natural gas field in the Black Sea.
Guyana’s Environmental Protection Agency needs further insights into the potential environmental impacts of ExxonMobil’s seventh oil project.
The EU has set standards in place to curb its methane footprint from the energy sector, with the historic legislation to slash methane emissions in Europe.
CNOOC has celebrated the performance of its first ultra-deep well in Bohai Bay, alongside a new hydrocarbon discovery.
Saipem has got its hands on multimillion-dollar assignments on two projects off the coast of Saudi Arabia with the country’s oil and gas heavyweight Aramco.
The German and federal state governments have granted €818 million in funding to RWE’s large hydrogen projects.
POSCO International has completed the construction of the first non-state-owned liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at the country’s Gwangyang port, which is meant to increase energy security for the East Asian country.
Stolthaven Terminals, in cooperation with Global Energy Storage (GES), has been selected by the Port of Pecém Authority (CIPP) as the only potential operator to plan, design, build and operate a green ammonia terminal in Pecém, in the State of Ceará, Brazil.
Egypt is determined to stimulate investment in hydrocarbon exploration and field development to drill 586 oil and gas wells by 2030 while also pursuing opportunities in scaling up renewable energy deployment to bring further green power to its electricity grid.
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) has revealed a big oil and gas discovery at an offshore field east of Failaka Island, off the coast of Kuwait, fueling hopes of finding more hydrocarbons to boost the country’s resources.
Researchers at the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have found that using electricity generated by offshore wind turbines to split water to produce clean hydrogen may make economic sense, particularly along the U.S. Atlantic Coast and in the Gulf of Mexico.
Chinese state-owned engineering company ZPMC has launched the fore part of the hull for what it says is the world’s largest floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit, destined to work for Brazilian oil and gas company Petrobras. The fore part of the hull for the N1151 (P-82) FPSO exited
Italian oilfield services provider Saipem has signed a framework agreement with UK’s energy giant BP for the delivery of subsea services offshore Azerbaijan. The framework agreement, signed between BP Exploration (Caspian Sea) and a consortium composed of Saipem Contracting Netherlands, BOS Shelf an
Petrogas E&P Netherlands, an affiliate of Oman-based Petrogas E&P, has started production on a gas field in the Dutch North Sea.
