The Danish Energy Agency has sent for consultation an EIA report for the development and operation of a field in the North Sea.
Enauta has restarted production from the second well on the Atlanta field, located offshore Brazil, following a replacement of a seabed pump.
A drillship owned by Aquadrill, formerly known as Seadrill Partners, has caught fire while docked at a port in Sri Lanka.
Noble Corporation has secured more work for its rigs, including a conditional award for four drillships working for ExxonMobil in Guyana.
Following positive results from the first well, Guyana partners have now revealed spending plans for the second well.
Singapore’s Sembcorp Marine has completed the Johan Castberg FPSO hull for Equinor and the vessel is now on its way to Norway.
Borr Drilling has converted several LOAs into contracts, secured a couple of new deals, and postponed delivery dates for five newbuilds.
Hundreds of barrels of oil spilt into the Irish Sea following a leak from Eni’s pipeline off the UK.
Dubai’s oil and gas company Dragon Oil has made its first oil discovery in the Gulf of Suez, considered the largest in the last 20 years.
Equinor has extended existing drilling contracts, covering 19 assets on the Norwegian continental shelf, with three companies.
Petrobras has started a non-binding phase for the sale of its interest in a company, which holds E&P assets in the Gulf of Mexico.
Oil and gas company Melbana Energy has been awarded an offshore petroleum exploration permit in Australian waters by NOPTA.
Aker BP will use a semi-submersible rig from Odfjell Drilling to drill four wells for its project in the North Sea.
Norway’s Equinor has secured a drilling permit for two wildcat wells located in the North Sea offshore Norway.
