Kosmos Energy is mulling over a potential acquisition of the UK-headquartered Tullow Oil, which is set on exploring oil and gas resources in Africa. The post US oil & gas firm pondering takeover of UK firm with initial talks underway appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK-headquartered oil and gas player Orcadian Energy has inked two deals with compatriot power developer and operator of power plants, the Independent Power Corporation (IPC), and its affiliates. The post British firm buying into Orcadian’s North Sea assets, with eyes on ‘zero carbon energy’ development appeared first on Offshore Energy.
One of the world’s largest container shipping companies, Switzerland’s Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), has […] The post MSC urged to align operations with global standards amid environmental violations appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Aker BP has found no hydrocarbons at a well in the North Sea off the coast of Norway. One of Odfjell Drilling’s semi-submersible rigs was in charge of drilling operations. The post Aker BP bites the dust in North Sea well appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Funds managed by Igneo Infrastructure Partners have entered into agreements to acquire a 50% ownership stake in Larus Holding Limited, the 100% owner of energy infrastructure solutions provider Höegh Evi, from funds managed by Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners (MSIP). The post Changes in ownership follow Höegh Evi’s rebranding appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Inch Cape Offshore Limited, a joint venture between Red Rock Power Limited and ESB, […] The post Vestas, TKF secure contracts for 1.1 GW Inch Cape offshore wind farm appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Parliament of Finland has approved a bill that prohibits the discharge of wastewater from cargo vessels into the Baltic Sea within the country’s territorial waters. The post Finland bans cargo ships from releasing wastewater into the Baltic Sea appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Canada’s McAsphalt Industries has welcomed the newbuild 12,500 dwt LNG-powered bitumen tanker to its fleet. The post LNG dual-fuel bitumen tanker joins McAsphalt’s fleet appeared first on Offshore Energy.
From 1st January 2025, shipowners and operators need to start collecting data on energy usage onboard each ship in line with FuelEU Maritime regulations. FuelEU shouldn’t be overlooked as another Brussels regulation; it marks a major market intervention and provides a whole new industrial framework for vessels operating in European waters. Ships of at least 5,000 gross tonnes must reduce the greenhouse gas intensity of their fuels by 80% against a 2020 benchmark to 2050, or face penalties. This change will be stepped with initial targets small, increasing as we approach 2050, as does the level of intervention needed to comply. Data collection should be aligned with processes and procedures in the FuelEU Monitoring Plan. Data should be collected over a calendar year on a per voyage basis, compiling and submitting the total year’s data to… Read More »Prepare for FuelEU Maritime changes in January | Hydrogen
Equinor has begun drilling activities with one of Transocean’s rigs at a field in the Norwegian Sea, which will be tied back to an existing floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit off the coast of Norway. The post Transocean rig undertaking drilling ops at field offshore Norway appeared first on Offshore Energy.