French energy giant Engie. Shell of the Netherlands. and two German companies. Uniper and Wintershall Dea. are all financing partners of the 9.5 billion euros project.
Read More »Industry Aims to Reduce Offshore Wind Market Barriers
The four-year project is backed by some of the world’s biggest energy companies.
Read More »Valaris Announces £69m of New Work Including North Sea Extension with Total
Rig operator Valaris has announced a series of new awards worth a combined £69million. including a North Sea extension with Total.
Read More »Five-Year Plan to Reduce Flaring at Mossmorran Unacceptable
A pledge by Mossmorran operators to reduce unplanned flaring within five years has been branded unacceptable by Scotland’s environmental watchdog.
Read More »Exxon Mobil Considers an Exit from UK North Sea after 50-Year Presence
Exxon produces around 80.000 barrels of oil and 441 million cubic feet of gas a day in the British North Sea.
Read More »BP will Enter India`s Fuel Retail Market with Reliance Tie-up
In 2011 BP acquired a 30 per cent stake from Reliance in some of its exploration blocks.
Read More »Big Oil`s Big Bet on Natural Gas
Gas has been one of the headwinds impacting earnings for the majors.
Read More »Shell Profit Drops as Lower Oil Prices Offset Rising Production
Energy majors’ second-quarter results have been hit by lower oil and gas prices versus the same period a year ago.
Read More »BP`s Tankers Avoid Strait of Hormuz
The strong increase in oil and gas production helped BP to offset weaker crude prices and refining profit.
Read More »North Sea Oil and Gas Projects Boosted by Farm-Out Deals
Two North Sea farm-out deals were announced today in another sign that the mature UK basin can still generate fresh investment for oil and gas projects.
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