As the oil and gas industry continues to expand offshore, operators must continue to address risks for diving activities
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‘Felt personally’: Energy leaders mourn Queen Elizabeth’s demise
Ben van Beurden, CEO of London-headquartered energy major Shell said the Queen’s loss will be “felt personally”
Posted inExploration & Production
Bechtel-led coalition wins FEED contract for Egypt’s Idku Energy Hub
This project is part of a wider program aiming to decarbonise existing oil and gas facilities across Egypt
Posted inMarkets
Russia threatens to halt energy supplies to Europe as energy crisis deepens
Putin’s comments follow G7’s plans to impose a price cap on Russian oil exports last week
Posted inEnergy Transition
Can GCC countries become major green hydrogen producers?
Just as GCC countries hold a key position in the oil industry, they could also become leaders in the hydrogen era, according to Deloitte
Posted inNews
Eni acquires BP’s gas business in Algeria
According to Eni, this acquisition has will contribute to Europe’s gas needs and further strengthen the company’s presence in Algeria
Posted inNews
How a major Middle East operator slashed emissions
Potential annual savings, a decrease in total Scope 1 emissions and 10 MW of energy reduction were identified during an emissions reduction study by Xodus
Posted inNews
Bakes Hughes eyes profit growth with restructuring plan
The Houston, Texas-based firm will simplify its organizational structure from four business units to two
Posted inEnergy Transition
Mubadala Petroleum rebrands as Mubadala Energy
Mubadala Energy will explore investment opportunities in new energy sectors such as blue hydrogen and carbon capture
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OPEC+ agrees small production cut to balance oil markets
OPEC and its allies led by Russia on Monday agreed to a small oil production cut to strengthen oil prices that have slid on fears of an economic slowdown. The world’s most powerful oil producers have decided to slash output by 100,000 b/d amounting to only 0.1% of global demand, for October. They also agreed […]
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