Australia’s offshore regulator is evaluating US supermajor ExxonMobil’s Environment Plan (EP) submission for the first phase of decommissioning of former producing assets in the Bass Strait.

Operators active in the US Gulf area find offshore carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) projects present advantages compared to onshore CCS, and hope these will lead to faster permitting and ...

Katherina Reiche has officially taken the post of Germany's Federal Minister for Economic Affairs & Energy, replacing Robert ...

The owners of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, a Gazprom subsidiary, agreed a deal to restructure its debt on Friday, according to ...

Canadian Natural Resources to cut drilling and completion costs by 14% in assets bought from Chevron last year ...

Crown Estate launches plan to increase capacity of projects that could be delivered by 2030 in boost to UK’s renewable energy ...

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MOL sees improvements across all business segments in the first quarter despite challenging market environment ...

New York-listed independent Vaalco Energy is taking a fresh look at whether resources discovered offshore Gabon that are ...

Oil and gas company clients showing an interest in boosting their data sets in new areas, while licensing rounds are going ...

South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean is poised to dissolve its fabrication joint venture with China Merchants Heavy Industry (CMHI), as ...

Activist shareholder Elliott Investment Management’s stake in BP could complicate the potential for any takeover bid for the ...