While Norway recorded a slight increase in gas production in June 2022 compared to the figures from last month and the same period last year, the oil output took a downturn compared to figures from May 2022 and fell yet again behind the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s predictions.

Singapore-based ship manager Synergy Marine and the US developer of next-generation rechargeable batteries Alsym Energy have teamed up to develop low-cost, non-flammable rechargeable batteries for shipping vessels.

After Norway’s state-owned giant Equinor decided to exercise its option to add more wells to the backlog of an Odfjell Drilling-owned rig, this rig now has eight more wells to drill for the Norwegian company.

Norway’s state-owned energy giant Equinor has secured a permit from the country’s authorities to drill two wells in the North Sea off Norway, using one of Transocean’s semi-submersible rigs.

Green energy infrastructure developer Cerulean Winds has revealed it will bid for four seabed lease sites with a combined capacity of 6 GW of floating wind to decarbonise the UK’s oil and gas sector under Crown Estate Scotland’s Innovation and Targeted Oil and Gas (INTOG) leasing round.

London-based and Oslo-listed oil and gas company Panoro Energy has completed a crude oil lifting, which it describes as the largest one to date, garnering over $80 million from a single oil cargo.

Saudi oil and gas giant Saudi Aramco has awarded project management services contracts to Australia’s engineering company Worley for unconventional gas.

U.S.-based energy giant Chevron has revealed that its game plan during the Gulf of Mexico’s six-month hurricane season includes making sure its helicopters are ready to fly to and from the firm’s oil and gas platforms to lower the production disruptions should it become necessary to evacuate the offshore crew.

London-listed Kistos has entered the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) thanks to the acquisition of TotalEnergies’ stakes in several gas fields located West of Shetland.

In the wake of the current geopolitical crisis and growing energy security concerns, UAE’s oil and gas giant Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA) has decided to keep its entire oil and gas portfolio, except for its Dutch upstream assets.