
Western Gas has secured the regulator’s acceptance of its environment plan to manage drilling activities for the Sasanof-1 exploration well.

PetroRio has undertaken the required steps to move forward with the development of the Wahoo field by submitting a development plan to ANP.

Petrobras and its partners have submitted a revised Tupi and Iracema development plan in a bid to increase the recovery of hydrocarbons.

Offshore regulator has issued an order to KCA Deutag following the discovery of five nonconformities during an audit of the Askepott rig.

NOPTA is assessing the sale agreement between Pilot and Triangle for the offshore Perth Basin exploration permit WA-481-P.

Rockhopper Exploration remains hopeful about the resolution of its arbitration against Italy over the Ombrina Mare field in the Adriatic Sea.

On Tuesday, the Grahamstown High Court in Makhanda ordered Shell to immediately halt seismic survey activities along South Africa’s Wild Coast. Also, Shell and the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy were ordered to pay the costs of the application for the interim interdict.

North Korea has launched Jang Su San, a 12,000 dwt cargo vessel which is the first known merchant vessel launched by the country in five years.

The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has granted Aker BP a drilling permit for three wells in the North Sea offshore Norway.

Talos’s CEO portrays the Gulf of Mexico and Gulf Coast as a ‘critical part of the global energy story’ due to multiple hydrocarbon resources.

On December 15, the world’s first smart green energy system for a zero-carbon terminal was successfully connected to the grid at the Second Container Terminal of Tianjin Port, COSCO SHIPPING Tianjin said.

CGX will continue with the demobilisation of exploration drilling off Guyana, according to the Guyanese Maritime Administration Department.

South Korean classification society Korean Register (KR) awarded approval in principle (AIP) to two green ammonia-fueled ships at KR’s Seoul branch office on 15 December.

The Petroleum Safety Authority has issued an order to Transocean after discovering a total of eighteen irregularities on one of its rigs.