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.

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.

A group representing the Ukrainian diaspora said on Tuesday it was seeking a judicial review of the Canadian government’s decision to return a repaired turbine to Germany that is needed for the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline.

A gas leak in a contained area related to a turbine on the Equinor-operated Sleipner A offshore platform in Norway was reported on the morning of 11 July, resulting in parts of the field being shut down.

North Sea-focused independent E&P company Waldorf Production has inked a deal to buy the entire share capital of Alpha Petroleum, an upstream oil and gas company focusing on the UK North Sea, from Shorelight Partners. The deal is expected to boost the firm’s asset portfolio and help strengthen the UK’s energy security amid the current geopolitical crisis.

The Norwegian government has decided to step in to avoid further loss of oil and gas production after offshore workers downed their tools and went on a strike due to a dispute over wage demands. This intervention comes at a time when the worldwide geopolitical crisis threatens the security of the global energy supply.

Canadian offshore petroleum regulator has brought charges against the company operating the Hibernia platform off the coast of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. The charges are in relation to an oil spill from this platform, which occurred in July 2019.