Enauta is anticipating the return of production from an FPSO vessel, which is working on a field off Brazil, by October 2023.
Jadestone Energy has restarted production from a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel in the Timor Sea offshore Australia.
Petrobras has unveiled plans to put 11 additional FPSO units into operation in the pre-salt layer offshore Brazil by 2027, which are anticipated to boost production, enabling it to reach 2.4 million boe.
The University of Houston is developing an autonomous robot that will be able to identify potential pipeline leaks and structural failures during subsea inspections at oil & gas projects. The SmartTouch technology, being developed by researchers at UH, consists of remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) e
ADNOC is rolling up its sleeves to deliver more energy with lower emissions by employing various decarbonisation levers.
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has welcomed the progress the UK oil and gas industry made in curbing emissions.
Oilfield services company SLB and INEOS Energy have established a technology partnership to collaborate on subsurface technologies implementing digital artificial intelligence solutions. INEOS Energy will partner with SLB’s Performance Centre in Aberdeen to collaborate and innovate subsurface techno
Eidesvik Offshore has secured a contract extension for one of its platform supply vessels with Wintershall Dea for operations off Norway.
Vår Energi has welcomed a new CEO to spearhead its strategy execution, market engagement, and stakeholder management.
Island Drilling has received a third contract extension for its rig from Trident Energy related to work offshore Equatorial Guinea.
Borr Drilling has confirmed that one of its jack-up rigs, which recently left a shipyard in the UAE, started its new job in Saudi Arabia.
Horisont Energi has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with energy company PGNiG Upstream Norway (PUN), part of Poland’s ORLEN Group, under which PUN aims to enter as a partner and operator in the only CO2 exploration license in the Barents Sea. The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy announced
Wood Mackenzie believes the UK will struggle to meet its CCUS targets unless government and private investment come to the aid.
The NSTA has outlined in its new report that the oil and gas industry is making progress on curbing emissions.
