Equinor has approved the development concept for BM-C-33, a gas/condensate field located in the Campos Basin pre-salt in Brazil.
Hess Corporation has entered into an agreement to sell its subsidiary Hess Denmark to Ineos E&P for a total consideration of $150 million.
U.S. oil and gas company Murphy Oil has closed the sale of its entire 50 per cent interest in the King’s Quay floating production system (FPS) and associated export lateral pipelines to be located in the Gulf of Mexico.
Oil and gas company Tullow Oil has encountered good quality reservoir but only minor oil shows at its exploration well located offshore Suriname.
Oil and gas company Serica Energy has started drilling the Columbus well located in the North Sea using a Maersk Drilling-owned jack-up rig.
Offshore rig owner Odfjell Drilling has been awarded more work for one of its semi-sibmersible rigs from Equinor in Norway.
Norwegian seismic player PGS has been awarded a 3D exploration survey by Lundin Energy Norway in the Barents Sea, where sparse node and high-density multisensor GeoStreamer seismic will be acquired simultaneously.
Chrysaor has encountered hydrocarbons in the Jerv exploration well located in the North Sea offshore Norway, but the final results are yet to come in.
Oil and gas company Masirah Oil has completed the upgrade of the Yumna field process facilities located in Block 50 offshore Oman.
Adani Welspun Exploration Ltd. (AWEL), a joint venture between the Adani Group and Welspun Enterprises, has made a first-ever gas discovery in the NELP-VII block located in the Mumbai offshore basin.
Norway’s safety watchdog has completed its investigation of an incident on the Seadrill-operated West Bollsta rig when a riser joint dropped during lifting.
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has granted Wintershall Dea Norge a drilling permit for an appraisal well located in the Norwegian Sea.
Swift Drilling has been awarded a long-term contract by Wintershall Noordzee to perform a plug and abandonment campaign in the Dutch and German North Sea.
UK’s petroleum regulator, the Oil and Gas Authority, has outlined how the oil and gas industry should work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
