Fyne news: Oil field project hits key regulatory milestone
The Fyne oil field, which is being developed by Rapid Oil, Ping Petroleum and Hibiscus Petroleum, has moved from the assessment phase into the authorisation phase.
The Fyne oil field, which is being developed by Rapid Oil, Ping Petroleum and Hibiscus Petroleum, has moved from the assessment phase into the authorisation phase.
By Michael BehrInvestors in French oil major TotalEnergies (LON: TTE) will call for the division of the role of CEO and chairperson of the company, claiming this could speed up its transition towards clean energy.
First-of-its kind case leads to landmark climate ruling, which is likely to have ramifications across Europe.
Sequa Petroleum has called off planned acquisitions in the Gina Krog and Ivar Aasen fields.
Statoil has been granted a permit by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) for the drilling of a wildcat well.
A vote in Italy to curtail the duration of existing drilling concessions in territorial workers has failed.
Orkney based energy and environmental consultancy Aquatera has strengthened ties with Japan, becoming a member of a key industry association in the country and entering into a partnership with a leading Japanese offshore operations company.
Aker Solutions has closed its fabrication operation at Agotnes, near Bergen in Norway, with the loss of 60 jobs.
The owners of Dong Energy, who include the Danish government and Goldman Sachs, may hold an initial public offering almost one year before a previously announced deadline, according to reports.
Norwegian company Preziosos Linjebygg said it will reduce its headcount by 70 positions.
The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum has warned Dea Norway and associates to put forward a plan for the Zidane project soon.
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has issued a rallying cry for more exploration to recover resources.
A Norwegian shipyard has filed for bankruptcy with 96 jobs expected to be affected.
Halliburton acquisition of Baker Hughes (BHI.N), a deal which US authorities say is uncompetitive, is being looked at again by EU competition regulators.
Songa has kick-started an eight year drilling campaign with Statoil.
The High Court in Ireland has confirmed examinership for struggling explorer Petroceltic.
The past week has seen an estimated 1,500 jobs go from the oil and gas industry in Norway.
Frontera Resources has completed its well stimulation campaign in Georgia's South Kakheti Gas Complex's Oil Window initiative.
Europa Oil and Gas is gearing up for production from its Wressle onshore UK oil field and is aiming to expand its acreage in Ireland's Atlantic Margin.
San Leon Energy has completed testing the Racwicz-15 well in Poland with production predicted for early 2017.
Rolls Royce has said 150 jobs will go from its operations in Norway.
Xodus Group has been awarded a framework agreement for the provision of design and engineering technical services to the Grain LNG terminal, situated on the Isle of Grain, Kent.
The Scottish Greens are “very hopeful” of winning a record number of seats at Holyrood in May’s election, party co-convener Patrick Harvie has said.
Oceaneering is set to make 150 job losses from its operations in Norway.
Tullow Oil has said the Wisting asset offers valuable development potential following a successful well appraisal in the Barents Sea.
Embattled Petroceltic has told shareholders to accept a takeover offer as the firm stares down the possibility of being wound-up.
PetroNeft's plans to restrict one of its shareholders have been squashed after the firm issued a swift response.
Exillon Energy has given a production update from its assets in two oil-rich regions of Russia.