
Libya’s political crisis cuts oil output by more than half
The oil sector in Libya faces a severe disruption as internal political conflicts have led to more than halving of the country’s oil output.

The oil sector in Libya faces a severe disruption as internal political conflicts have led to more than halving of the country’s oil output.

Oceaneering International’s UK subsidiary has secured multiple North Sea vessel contracts for a range of offshore services.

Seven European countries briefed Norwegian energy executives in a closed-door meeting about a perceived threat from the Putin’s regime.

France’s TotalEnergies has officially become the operator of the exploration Block 3B/4B offshore South Africa.

China has admitted that is a long way from peak carbon emissions, as it population is huge and its need for power will keep growing.

Labour’s decision not to challenge the legal bid to block the Rosebank project in the north of Scotland will “save the taxpayer money.”

The 3MW floating wind turbine will supply renewable power to a platform in the Culzean field.

Oil giant Shell has extended its agreement with Akselos, under which Akselos will monitor Shell’s assets.

US pipeline operator ONEOK is set to expand its operations in the Permian Basin through two acquisitions valued at a total of $5.9bn.

Qatar has emerged as the final contender for the acquisition of the German operations of Rosneft, reported Bloomberg, citing sources.