Heerema Marine Contractors’ giant Thialf vessel has removed Shell’s Goldeneye wellhead platform after installing the structure in 2003.
In this In Focus column, we report on initiatives that reduce the ecological footprint of the offshore energy and maritime industry.
PGNiG has started drilling an exploration well offshore Norway following a takeover of Ineos’ Norwegian assets.
Velesto has secured more work for one of its jack-up drilling rigs for operations in Malaysia with Petronas Carigali.
Russia’s atomic energy corporation Rosatom will collaborate with other industry players on hydrogen fuel cell transport to decarbonize the Sakhalin Region.
Lundin Energy has achieved the first oil from the Solveig field, a subsea tie-back development into the Edvard Grieg platform offshore Norway.
The 720-kilometer North Sea Link between Norway and the UK began its three-month trial operations today, 1 October.
Italy’s Prysmian Group has received the Notice to Proceed with the approximately €200 million contract to supply a submarine power cable system for Vineyard Wind 1, America’s first large-scale offshore wind project. Vineyard Wind 1 will consist of an array of 62 wind turbines installed offshore Mass
COSL Drilling Europe has been awarded a contract from Ithaca Energy for wells in the central North Sea on the UK Continental Shelf.
French companies TotalEnergies, Air Liquide, and VINCI are joining other international companies to sponsor the creation of the world’s largest clean hydrogen infrastructure solutions fund.
Neptune Energy has started drilling on the Dugong Tail exploration well, located in the North Sea, using the Deepsea Yantai drilling rig.
Santos is starting the process in which it will apply to register its Moomba CCS project ahead of its final investment decision.
Wood is expanding operations in the Southern North Sea following the award of a new operations and maintenance contract with Shell and NAM.
German oil and gas company Wintershall Dea and the OTH Regensburg University of Applied Sciences are working to explore how existing natural gas pipelines in the southern North Sea can be used for future CO2 transport. So far, the results suggest that the offshore pipelines could be safely and effic
