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Five wells down, more to go for Borr Drilling’s jack-up off Thailand

Canada-based oil and gas company Valeura Energy has completed an infill drilling campaign at an oil field in the Gulf of Thailand using Borr Drilling’s jack-up rig. The post Five wells down, more to go for Borr Drilling’s jack-up off Thailand appeared first on Offshore Energy.

UK partners on the lookout for fiscal and regulatory clarity before speeding up North Sea oil project

NEO Energy and its partners, Serica Energy and Jersey Oil & Gas (JOG), are still waiting for the fiscal and regulatory uncertainty surrounding the UK’s oil and gas scene to clear up, once the government wraps up its environmental guidance revamp for oil and gas projects, to move full steam ahead with their oil redevelopment project in the North Sea. The post UK partners on the lookout for fiscal and regulatory clarity before speeding up North Sea oil project appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Melbana looking for partner to drill exploration well in Timor Sea

Australian ASX-listed oil and gas company Melbana Energy Limited is looking for a farm-out partner after disclosing maiden prospective and contingent resource estimates for a license in the Timor Sea offshore northwestern Australia. The post Melbana looking for partner to drill exploration well in Timor Sea appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Transocean rig on the move as potentially ‘transformational’ offshore drilling campaign inches closer

ConocoPhillips has received a green light for its environment plan (EP), which sets a timeline for the start-up of its upcoming Otway exploration drilling program (OEDP) in 2025. The exploration campaign will be conducted with a semi-submersible rig owned by Transocean. The post Transocean rig on the move as potentially ‘transformational’ offshore drilling campaign inches closer appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Major European transport hub orders high-capacity hydrogen station | Hydrogen

France-based hydrogen refuelling specialist HRS has secured a contract to supply a high-capacity hydrogen station capable of compressing four tonnes of hydrogen per day. The order, placed by an unnamed major player in the sector, is expected to support public transport decarbonisation in a major European city. Set to be operational by early 2026, the HRS160 station will be one of the largest hydrogen refuelling infrastructures in Europe. Designed to support continuous daily refuelling, it is slated to feature a compression capacity of 160kg of hydrogen per hour and six distribution terminals. … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider subscribing to gasworld Source link