The partners in the EU-funded €3.4 million LiftWEC project have selected the final concept for a wave energy device, based on hydrodynamic lift forces, that will be put through its paces at the wave tank in Ecole Centrale de Nantes.
Marine Energy Wales has released its annual ‘State of the Sector Report’ which dives into the opportunities and economic benefits of the developing marine energy sector in Wales.
Dolphin Drilling has undertaken an equity issue to take advantage of increased day rates in the offshore drilling market.
Russia’s state-owned gas company Gazprom has not reopened the Nord Stream 1 pipeline as planned due to “technical problems” and has not revealed when this major gas flow to Europe will start again. Gas deliveries via Nord Stream 1 from Russia to Germany closed on 31 August due to maintenance and the
Canadian offshore regulator has laid charges against Transocean related to an incident on one of the contractor’s rigs back in September 2019.
Governor of California Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order which exempts vessels calling at Californian ports from using shore power to conserve energy and mitigate the impact of the ongoing heat wave. Newsom proclaimed a state of emergency on August 31 through to September 7 amid record temp
With the global energy crisis unfolding and energy prices soaring, governments and companies are ramping up investments in renewables, energy efficiency and clean technologies.
Brazilian oil and gas company PRIO, formerly known as PetroRio, has inked a deal to combine with a compatriot firm Dommo Energia.
The High Court in Makhanda has ruled that Shell’s exploration right to conduct seismic surveys on the Wild Coast of South Africa was granted unlawfully, setting it aside and putting an end to the months-long battle between climate activists and the oil major. The case sought to review the exploratio
US-based wave energy company CalWave Power Technologies has concluded its open-ocean wave energy pilot after 10 months of continuous operation off the coast of San Diego in California.
Equinor has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for two wells located in the Norwegian Sea.
A study, undertaken to assess potential routes for electrification of oil and gas platforms, has found four options to make this happen.
UK’s competition regulator has now completed its review of the business combination between Noble Corp. and Maersk Drilling.
Woodside, BP, MIMI, Shell, and Chevron will join forces to evaluate the potential for a large-scale, multi-user CCS hub off Australia.
