Portugal’s oil and gas company Galp has found more light oil and gas-condensate in the second of up to four wells within its current exploration and appraisal (E&A) program in license

U.S.-headquartered energy technology giant Baker Hughes has won a liquefaction equipment order for a proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Louisiana, United States, ahead of the project’s final investment decision

Italy-headquartered cable systems giant Prysmian has obtained certification for gender equality, awarded by RINA, a multinational certification group. This highlights its progress in fostering inclusivity and diversity across its Italian operations,

Masirah Oil, an affiliate of Singapore’s oil exploration and production company Rex International Holding, has repurchased some shares from its wholly-owned subsidiary, Rex Oman.

Danish wave energy firm Wavepiston has unveiled the conclusion of its Wave Energy in Barbados (WEB) project, completing a six-month pre-feasibility study conducted in collaboration with Export Barbados (BIDC), an agency

Following a recent suspension of operations in the Middle East, ADES Holding Company, part of Saudi Arabia-headquartered ADES Group, has landed a new multi-year drilling assignment for its jack-up rig with

Italy’s energy giant Eni has kicked off production from the second stage of its oil and gas development off the coast of Côte d’Ivoire, which is said to be the largest

U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project developer Venture Global has sent off the first LNG cargo from its export facility in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana.

Three players, two incorporated in the United States (U.S.) and one in the Middle East, recently set up a new joint venture, named Turnwell, which has ticked off its list the

UAE-based drilling giant ADNOC Drilling has disclosed the arrival of two premium offshore jack-up drilling rigs in the Middle Eastern country’s waters. These rigs are part of the firm’s fleet expansion

Bermuda-headquartered offshore drilling contractor Seadrill has bid farewell to a jack-up rig that spent eight years out of work. The divestment is perceived as an enabler of the firm’s strategy to leave

As three mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs) press play to resume hydrocarbon search at the Stabroek block on South America’s North Atlantic coast, this enables ExxonMobil Guyana, a subsidiary of America’s