What should organisations and energy players do to prevent offshore accidents to ensure the security and stability of the energy supply?
Plug Power, a provider of turnkey hydrogen solutions for the global green hydrogen economy, has manufactured 122 MW of its 1 MW electrolyser stack platform in Q1 2023, which, according to Plug, is an all-time high for the company and the industry for PEM electrolysers. Additionally, Plug said it shi
The UK is pivoting towards renewable and low-carbon energy in a push to strengthen energy security, says the Energy Industries Council (EIC).
Vermilion has closed the acquisition of Equinor’s subsidiary in Ireland, increasing its operated interest in a natural gas field off Ireland.
Equinor has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for two wells in the North Sea off Norway.
Offshore drilling contractor Seadrill has completed the acquisition of Aquadrill, formerly known as Seadrill Partners.
Petrobras has kicked off the contracting process for the chartering of two FPSOs, which will be deployed at deepwater assets off Brazil.
Türkiye is putting the wheels into motion to achieve the first gas from a giant natural gas project in the Black Sea in less than three weeks.
Saipem has been awarded three new offshore EPCI contracts and two FEED competition deals, totalling approximately $650 million.
Following slow and consistent growth for two weeks in a row, the number of offshore rigs in the U.S. remained flat last week.
Enauta has concluded the production ramp-up of the first well in its three-well drilling campaign at a field offshore Brazil.
BW Offshore has secured short-term contract extensions for two FPSOs, working on fields located off Nigeria and the Ivory Coast, respectively.
SBM Offshore has completed the project financing of an FPSO, which is destined to work at the Búzios field off Brazil, for a total of $1.63 billion.
BW Energy has wrapped up the drilling and completion operations at the first well in in its multi-well drilling campaign offshore Gabon.
