Supported by technology and engineering companies Siemens Energy and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, a new […] The post New project for turning CO2 from smelters into renewable marine fuel launched in Iceland appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UAE-headquartered offshore drilling contractor Shelf Drilling (SHLF) has landed long-term extensions with Chevron Thailand […] The post Shelf Drilling rig pair staying two more years with Chevron appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Netherlands-headquartered N-Sea is set to expand its fleet with a newbuild hybrid survey […] The post N-Sea’s fleet to expand with newbuild hybrid vessel in 2026 appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The INFINITY Project, coordinated by Sweden’s RISE Research Institute, has received €1.7 million in […] The post Sweden’s project gets €1.7M boost for wave energy converter technology appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singapore-based green technology solutions provider Yinson GreenTech (YGT) has received the Green Ship Award for its all-electric cargo ship Hydromover. The post Yinson GreenTech’s all-electric cargo vessel receives Green Ship Award appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Trident Energy has brought online its first infill well on Block G off the coast of Equatorial Guinea, drilled with a drillship owned by the U.S.-headquartered Noble Corporation. The post As oil flows from one well, another will follow suit shortly while Noble rig embarks on next job off Africa appeared first on Offshore Energy.
TotalEnergies is drawing closer to its goal of increasing output at its natural gas redevelopment project in the Danish sector of the North Sea to its full technical capacity. The post TotalEnergies’ massive North Sea project days away from gas production capacity at full throttle appeared first on Offshore Energy.
In an effort to renew its existing 80-vessel-strong fleet, Brazilian shipping company Wilson Sons […] The post Wilson Sons to renew fleet with three new eco-friendly tugboats appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Association for Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (VSM)—the voice of the German maritime industry—has called on the government to review legal hurdles to (sustainable) ship recycling in Germany. The post VSM: ‘Excessive bureaucracy’ hurts sustainable ship recycling prospects in Germany appeared first on Offshore Energy.
BP has hired two companies, Kotug and its Senegalese partner Maritalia, for the provision of marine services off the coasts of Mauritania and Senegal at a gas project that is said to be the biggest one in the oil major’s portfolio. The post BP picks KOTUG and African firm for work at its largest gas project appeared first on Offshore Energy.