
The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has given its blessing to Gulfstream LNG Development (Gulfstream LNG).

ExxonMobil is making strides in pursuing a versatile emission reduction approach to leave its mark on the global decarbonization scoreboard.

Bermuda-based LNG carrier owner and operator Cool Company (CoolCo) has signed a multi-year TCP agreement with India’s GAIL (India).

The Net Zero Producers Forum has set in motion a new working group to explore and step up technologies for the utilization and storage of carbon dioxide.

The European Commission has granted the status of Project of Common Interest (PCI) to the carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and transportation project in Lithuania and Latvia developed by CCS Baltic Consortium.

A new LNG carrier, built by Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding, has been launched five months ahead of its contract period.

JERA has unveiled plans to invest around $32 billion in LNG, renewables, and hydrogen and ammonia by 2035.

Italian oilfield services provider Saipem has secured a contract worth approximately $850 million to deliver subsea equipment for a field located offshore Angola. Saipem will perform the engineering, fabrication, transportation and installation of subsea facilities and approximately 60 kilometers of

The loading operation of an FPSO, which is said to be Asia’s first cylindrical FPSO, has been wrapped up by a semi-submersible heavy lift vessel.

The UK’s Odfjell Technology has inked a long-term deal for the provision of tubular running services with COSL Drilling Europe.

An FPSO has come to Brazil, where anchoring operations are in progress to enable the unit to work at an oil field in the Santos Basin.

Seadrill is in the process of disbanding Gulfdrill LLC, thanks to a deal to sell three jack-up rigs, which are working in Qatar, to its joint venture partner.

Norway and Switzerland have signed a declaration of intent to strengthen cooperation on carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon dioxide removals (CDR) between the two countries.

The UK’s AquaTerra Group has won four deals for decommissioning projects, said to be valued in the million-dollar price range.