Western Gas has secured the regulator’s acceptance of its environment plan to manage drilling activities for the Sasanof-1 exploration well.
Offshore regulator has issued an order to KCA Deutag following the discovery of five nonconformities during an audit of the Askepott rig.
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.
The Petroleum Safety Authority has issued an order to Transocean after discovering a total of eighteen irregularities on one of its rigs.
Taylor Energy has agreed to pay millions in settlement of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which started 17 years ago.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office has expressed its concerns about DOE’s management of the funding of CCS demonstration projects.
ESB Wind Development Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Irish utility company ESB, has applied for a licence to carry out site investigations for its Sea Stacks Offshore Wind project, one of the projects on which the company was joined by Equinor, before the Norwegian developer decided to withdra
Corallian Energy has filed its draft Field Development Plan for the Victory gas discovery off the Shetland Islands to the UK’s authorities.
Havila Shipping has been awarded a contract extension for one of its PSVs by the Danish subsidiary of the French oil major TotalEnergies.
Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Industry has approved a plan for the development and operation of Equinor’s Troll field in the North Sea.
Starting from February 2022, the Panama Canal will modify its toll structure for passenger vessels.
The Oil and Gas Authority is supporting the launch of a new climate compatibility checkpoint for the oil and gas industry.
Amplify Energy has been accused of negligent conduct during the oil spill off the California coast, which renewed efforts to ban offshore drilling.
“Now is the time to invest in the energy infrastructure of the future. The revised TEN-E rules will allow clean technologies to be plugged in to our energy system – including offshore wind and hydrogen. We need to update and upgrade now to achieve the Green Deal’s goal of climate neutrality by 2050”
