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Dolphin Drilling’s 1990-built rig scores North Sea job as 1974-built semi-sub stays in India

Dolphin Drilling, an Oslo-listed, Aberdeen-headquartered owner and operator of a fleet of three harsh environment mid-water and deep-water semi-submersible drilling rigs, has firmed up a multimillion-dollar assignment for its 36-year-old semi-submersible rig on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS), while the firm’s 52-year-old unit remains on duty off the coast of India. The post Dolphin Drilling’s 1990-built rig scores North Sea job as 1974-built semi-sub stays in India appeared first on Offshore Energy.

LNG capacity boost emerging in Oceania as new gas project gets the green light

With a final investment decision (FID) now out of the way, Australia’s energy giant Santos and its joint venture partners will move forward with the development of a tie-in gas project in Papua New Guinea (PNG), Oceania. The post LNG capacity boost emerging in Oceania as new gas project gets the green light appeared first on Offshore Energy.

$30 billion mega gas project set to enrich Australia’s countrywide GDP by $98.7 billion

Australian energy giant Woodside has highlighted the findings of a new report, which indicates that the development of what is said to be Australia’s largest untapped conventional gas resource could bring a multibillion-dollar boost to the country’s economy, while fortifying its energy security. The post $30 billion mega gas project set to enrich Australia’s countrywide GDP by $98.7 billion appeared first on Offshore Energy.