Beach Energy is now targeting the start of drilling operations at its development well off Taranaki towards the end of the first quarter of 2024.
Equinor’s profit was cut in more than half from record-high figures seen last year due to significantly lower energy prices.
Greenpeace has decided to take the UK government to court over – what it deems to be – an “unlawful” oil and gas decision.
Italian oil major Eni has decided to enhance its oil and gas portfolio further by acquiring Chevron’s Indonesian assets.
Siem Offshore has secured a new deal for two of its anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessels with an undisclosed operator in Australia.
The Canadian government has now set its cap on making good on its climate commitment to phase out inefficient fossil fuel subsidies.
French provider of tubular solutions Vallourec has secured two new orders to deliver line pipes for an oil field development operated by Petrobras offshore Brazil. As part of the orders defined as “major”, Vallourec will supply line pipes for phases 6 and 8 of the Búzios oil field development. The o
Shell has inked a sale and purchase agreements with Petronas and Pertamina to divest its entire stake in a deepwater block off Indonesia.
Shell has submitted an environment plan (EP) for the installation of the drilling template on the Crux natural gas field off Australia.
Chevron has disclosed a waiver of the mandatory retirement age for its current chairman and chief executive officer (CEO).
Well-Safe Solutions’ semi-submersible rig has wrapped up its decommissioning assignment on one of the fields on the UKCS.
Trillion Energy has entered into a non-disclosure agreement with a Global energy trading company, to explore strategic energy opportunities in Bulgaria and Türkiye.
Multiple sources of supply vie for attention in the journey to net-zero, with renewables being crown jewels.
England-based CRP Subsea, part of AIS, has secured a contract with an “energy technology company” for the supply of distributed buoyancy modules (DBMs) for a deepwater oil field offshore Brazil. Under the contract described as “major”, CRP Subsea will deliver 333 DBMs which will be used on three fle
