Onshore/Offshore Facilities
Shell signs on to take LNG from the planned Louisiana plant.
For some, the payoff for going green can be astronomical. Others can rest assured that they will be well positioned in the transition.
US Gulf project will use a similar floating solution to the operator’s Vito project due onstream next year.
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The US remained Europe’s biggest supplier of LNG in Q1 2021, a position it has held since mid-2019 when competition with Russia began to heat up. -
The FBI also released a security advisory and details regarding 23 attacks on oil and gas companies from December 2011 to 2013.
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The LNG carbon-credit plan is just part of the operator’s overall ambition to be a net-zero company by 2050 or sooner.
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SwRI’s EZ Flow treatment process is intended to cut down on cost and energy intensity of heavy-crude pipeline transportation.
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Russian oil major Lukoil expanded its Gulf of Mexico presence, acquiring a 50% operator interest in Mexico’s Area 4 offshore license area.
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The latest move by Tellurian signifies a business model change from a financial partnership with LNG users to sales to traders.
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With a boom in offshore wind construction expected to start in 2025, Subsea 7 is dealing now to grab a larger share of this burgeoning sector.
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The first unmanned marine systems certificate has been awarded to SEA-KIT International by Lloyd’s Register, representing an important milestone for the maritime industry.
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The swirling, sea-surface fire near the Ku-C platform was extinguished after several hours.
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The Zama field was once considered the ideal result of Mexico's energy reforms that sought to bolster the country's oil and gas output by inviting private companies to participate in the energy sector.
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