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Woodside cleared for plug and abandonment off Australia’s northwest coast

Australian National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) has given its green light to Woodside Energy for permanent plug and abandonment (P&A) and well intervention activities for subsea wells associated with a gas project situated on the country’s northwest coa

about 8 months ago

Harmony platform; Source: Sable Offshore

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US hands over emergency special permit to Sable Offshore

Sable Offshore, a Texas-headquartered oil and gas company, has received an emergency special permit for Santa Ynez pipeline system segments.

about 9 months ago

Prigorodnoye production complex at Sakhalin II project; Source: Gazprom

Regulation & Policy

EU draws the line on Russian gas with gradual ban from 2026, oil set to follow suit in 2027

Given its determination to shake off the shackles of dependence on Russian oil and gas imports, the European Union (EU) has decided to lay down the law on these fossil fuels by holding the line on the proposed gradual ban on imports of pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) from next year, wit

about 9 months ago

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Proposed US deepwater port terminal seeks LNG export permit to 2050

The U.S. Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management has received an application from ST LNG for a long-term, multi-contract authorization to export domestically produced liquefied natural gas (LNG) up to the equivalent of 460 billion cubic feet of natural gas per year to free trade agreement (FTA

about 9 months ago

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Go-ahead for Equinor’s drilling ops with COSL rig in Norwegian waters

Equinor has received the Norwegian authorities’ blessing for drilling activities in the Norwegian Sea, which will be undertaken with a semi-submersible rig owned by COSL Drilling Europe, an offshore drilling player.

about 9 months ago

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New study exploring oxygen as possible solution to hydrogen pipeline embrittlement

Great Britain’s National Gas Transmission (NGT) has appointed London-headquartered engineering consultancy Penspen to explore whether oxygen can act as an effective inhibitor for hydrogen embrittlement, seen as one of the major challenges in repurposing and constructing pipelines for a future hydrog

about 9 months ago

Illustrative image of ammonia FPSO; Source: MISC

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MISC and China Offshore’s ammonia FPSO design wins ABS’ blessing

Two players, MISC and China Offshore Engineering & Technology Company (China Offshore), have secured an approval in principle (AiP) from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for their concept of an ammonia floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit.

about 9 months ago

Tyne Renewable Quay 11.7ha development site is part of the Tyne Clean Energy Park; Source: Port of Tyne

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Methanol and shore power recipe to unlock Newcastle – Amsterdam green shipping corridor

Given the growing zest for specific routes where vessels employ low-emission propulsion, a new study has assessed the technical and commercial feasibility of introducing a green shipping corridor between Newcastle and Amsterdam.

about 9 months ago

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Sumitomo confirmed subsea cable supplier for UK electricity connection

Japanese Sumitomo Electric Industries has officially been contracted to supply and install 140 kilometers of subsea cable for a new high-voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity connection between Kent and Suffolk in the UK, after having the preferred bidder status since July. The contract secured

about 9 months ago

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Potential seven-well drilling program on Santos’ oil & gas menu offshore Australia

Australian energy player Santos has proposed to spud up to seven exploration and/or appraisal wells in the Commonwealth waters within the Bedout Basin, off the coast of Australia, in search of more hydrocarbons.

about 9 months ago

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Go-ahead for seismic quest in Uruguayan waters seen as ‘value-adding progress’ for oil & gas ops

As its proposed merger with Sintana Energy continues to run in the background, Challenger Energy Group (CEG), the Isle of Man-headquartered oil and gas company, has expressed enthusiasm over the permits for seismic acquisition that have been issued in Uruguay, as the firm is convinced that this will

about 9 months ago

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Prysmian’s R&D activities get €300 million EIB boost

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a €300 million financing package for Prysmian that will support the Italian cabling giant’s research and development (R&D) activities with the ultimate goal of accelerating energy security and digitalization in Europe. The financing will support Prysmi

about 9 months ago

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€30 million EU project launches to push UK wave energy

A consortium of six companies has launched a project aimed at addressing the competitiveness and bankability of wave energy farms by validating the technology in conditions required for large-scale deployment in UK waters. The consortium includes European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), The University

about 9 months ago

Regulation & Policy

UK opens second carbon storage licensing round

The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has opened its second carbon storage licensing round, offering 14 locations offshore Scotland and England for exploration and appraisal, with the stores offering up to 2 gigatons of additional CO2 storage capacity. The round, opened today, December 9, offers

about 9 months ago