
The harder decommissioning gets, the more collaboration matters
By Matthew Marcantonio, head of engineering at Aquaterra Energy Offshore decommissioning is entering a tougher phase, with much of the more

By Matthew Marcantonio, head of engineering at Aquaterra Energy Offshore decommissioning is entering a tougher phase, with much of the more

Germany is preparing market incentives to accelerate storage injections, marking a shift from its previous reluctance to intervene. Storage was only

The US Environmental Protection Agency has finalised the repeal of most of the Biden administration’s 2024 carbon standards for coal and

By Silvia Merler, Algebris Investments head of responsible investment & policy research Europe has never entered September with this little gas

The US Environmental Protection Agency is preparing to repeal federal carbon standards for existing coal plants and new gas generation. A

Offshore Energies UK is calling on Chancellor John Healey to replace the Energy Profits Levy with the new Oil and Gas

Shell has agreed to sell its interests in the 609 MW Rhode Island State Energy Center to Constellation Energy for $715

By Rob Ellinson, senior sustainability consultant and global energy sector lead at South Pole The North Sea is entering a period

Reabold-backed Rathlin Energy is beginning preparatory work for a £2.5m recompletion, stimulation and testing programme at the West Newton A-2 well

Oxford Flow has secured a five-year agreement with Cadent covering its PRISM replacement system for ageing underground gas pressure-regulation equipment. The





