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Greenpeace Protest Forces Shutdown at Woodside’s $12.5 Billion Gas Project

Two Greenpeace activists were arrested in Australia after they caused a halt in operations at Woodside Energy’s Scarborough LNG platform, off the coast of Western Australia. The two were charged with “interfering with offshore petroleum installations or operations”, the local authorities said in a statement as cited by ABC. The maximum penalty for that charge is 10 years in prison.

VZFOX Enters India to Support Domestic Oilfield Production

Canada-based subsurface engineering firm VZFOX is entering India through the Team Canada Trade Mission to support mature oilfield redevelopment, enhanced recovery and reservoir optimisation, as the country seeks to strengthen domestic hydrocarbon production and reduce import dependence. The company plans to establish an office in Bengaluru with an initial team of five members by the […]

Kistos Acquires Interests in Norway’s Ringhorne Production Licences

Kistos, an independent energy company focused on unlocking value within its existing portfolio and through value-accretive M&A, announces that it has signed a Sales and Purchase Agreement with Vår Energi ASA (Vår Energi) to acquire a 10% working interest in the production licenses PL 169E, PL 956 and PL 956B on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. […]

SLB, BP ink deal for seismic data processing at Karabakh field in Caspian Sea

Oilfield services corporation SLB has signed an agreement with BP to process seismic data as part of the development of the Karabakh field in the Caspian Sea, Report informs citing SLB. This contract is a logical continuation of two previously concluded agreements for other offshore oil and gas projects in the Caspian, where BP acts […]