Halliburton has joined forces with Oil States Industries to provide operators with deepwater MPD equipment, control systems, and services.
Britain’s government is putting the wheels into motion to embrace more hydrocarbons with open arms by opening new licensing opportunities to ensure energy security while hoping to unlock more green investments in the process.
BP has started production from a field in UK waters, which was developed by Neptune Energy and connected to the oil major’s 25-year-old Eastern Trough Area Project (ETAP) hub, reusing some existing subsea infrastructure.
Light Structures has won two contracts for the delivery of hull stress monitoring systems for two Petrobras-commissioned FPSOs.
Equinor has made a new gas discovery in the North Sea, using one of Shelf Drilling’s jack-up rigs.
A recent deal between Qatar’s QatarEnergy and China’s Sinopec bolsters hopes that gas and LNG will power the energy transition engine.
ABL has been awarded a new contract by Velesto Drilling to provide marine warranty survey (MWS) services related to rig moves off Malaysia.
Kosmos Energy has boosted its working interest and taken the operatorship helm, subject to customary government approvals, of giant gas discoveries offshore Senegal, after BP’s withdrawal from the field.
New report predicts a boost in demand, with orders reaching up to $173 billion for 168 floating production units within the next five years.
Oslo-listed oil and gas E&P player BW Energy has made a new oil discovery at an appraisal well which is part of its multi-well program offshore Gabon.
Petronas and ExxonMobil have made an oil discovery at an exploration well in Block 52 located offshore Suriname.
Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN), part of Nokia, has delivered subsea control cable infrastructure for an Equinor-operated field recently brought on stream. ASN has supplied, installed, and pre-commissioned DC/FO subsea control cable infrastructure, which provides high electrical power and fiber con
Santos is being prevented from continuing its planned work on the Barossa gas field development project offshore Australia due to an interim injunction.
With the number of offshore rigs on a downward trajectory, Baker Hughes’ international rig count report shows five units less in October 2023 than the month before
