OMV has received consent from Norway’s offshore safety regulator for exploration drilling in the North Sea off Norway.
Equinor has handed out a long-term deal to Semco Maritime for the provision of temporary staffing services for offshore nurses on the NCS.
PRIO has made a payment of almost $2 billion for the acquisition of Petrobras’ entire stake in a deepwater field off Brazil.
Westwood forecasts global marketed offshore rig utilisation to average 95 per cent this year with day rates getting a further boost.
Maersk Supply Service has inked a deal with TechnipFMC for the comprehensive towing and mooring campaign of Petrobras’s project off Brazil.
Ramping up storage of natural gas and hydrogen is seen as a solution to both the energy crisis and energy transition.
ExxonMobil has made a significant oil discovery at the Stabroek block, fortifying its portfolio of development opportunities offshore Guyana.
A deep dive into Woodside’s recent activities related to ongoing projects and financial and operational results for 4Q 2022.
Regulator has conducted an audit of Equinor’s follow-up on the maintenance of concrete structures and tension legs on a platform off Norway.
Norwegian regulator has carried out an audit of KCA Deutag and its management of the working environment on a rig working for Equinor.
Thanks to the award of a long-term charter contract, Norway’s DOF Group has secured work in Brazil for one of its AHTS vessels.
Vallourec, a French provider of premium tubular solutions, has signed a long-term agreement with Brazilian state-owned energy company Petrobras to provide oil country tubular goods (OCTG) solutions for the oil and gas exploration and production wells in the Brazilian pre-salt oil region.
France-based floating wind technology developer, Eolink, and 15 European renewable energy partners have launched an EU-backed project named Black sea fLoating Offshore Wind (BLOW). The project aims to install a 5 MW floating wind turbine offshore Bulgaria and link it to a gas platform in the Black S
Seven near-term projects in the UK are set to require 30 new wells and 194 kilometers of pipeline, with vessel and rig owners to be especially in demand, according to the research conducted by the North Sea Transition Authority and Global Underwater Hub.
