Canada-headquartered Stamper Oil & Gas Corp., a Namibia-focused oil and gas exploration company, has secured an extension of one of its Namibian offshore petroleum exploration licenses (PELs), as energy majors continue to move in across multiple basins in the African country to pursue hydrocarbon exploration activities. The post License extension out of the way, as Stamper advances multi-basin mission offshore Namibia appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Spain-based consulting, engineering, and architecture services firm IDOM has deployed its prototype wave energy […] The post Wave energy prototype makes a splash at BiMEP for technology validation appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Danish energy company Ørsted has issued a tender looking to award a six-year frame […] The post Ørsted looking to award six-year frame agreement for inspection services appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Oslo-listed global consultancy group ABL Group is expanding its end‑to‑end technical offering to the energy industries by making a move to bring into its fold SynergenOG, a Malaysia‑based process safety and technical risk management consultancy for the energy industry. The post ABL enhances its menu for energy industries with acquisition of Southeast Asia‑based firm appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Føn Energy Services has launched what it says will be its busiest offshore wind season […] The post Føn Energy Services mobilizes for subsea, above-water inspections in ‘busiest season to date’ appeared first on Offshore Energy.

France’s energy giant TotalEnergies has teamed up with the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS), an Egyptian state-owned player, to pursue oil and gas exploration activities off the coast of Egypt. The post TotalEnergies shakes hands with EGAS on oil & gas search in Egyptian waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Preparation work is underway in Danish waters to replace an outdated submarine cable that […] The post Work underway to replace aging submarine cable between Denmark and Sweden appeared first on Offshore Energy.

England-based energy transition-focused player EnergyPathways has joined forces with Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s largest ports group, to jointly evaluate the Port of Barrow on the southwest coast of Cumbria as the onshore facilities site for its large-scale energy storage project in the East Irish Sea. The post Project set on becoming Britain’s largest energy storage hub eyes Port of Barrow as onshore base appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Dutch non-destructive testing specialist Ned Marine Services has expanded its inspection capabilities with the […] The post Dutch NDT firm expands with subsea ROV and flying drone inspections appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Norway-headquartered Red Rock has completed the commissioning and harbour acceptance testing (HAT) for the […] The post Red Rock commissions Nexans Electra’s crane systems appeared first on Offshore Energy.