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07 Jun 26
Sonardyne, AMOG sign subsea asset monitoring MoU
Underwater technology specialist Sonardyne has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with international advanced engineering company AMOG to provide a complete subsea asset monitoring service to offshore energy infrastructure operators. -
07 Jun 26
Gambia: Eni awarded exploration Block A1 in The Gambia
Eni and the Government of The Gambia have signed a Petroleum Exploration Development and Production License Agreement for the Block A1 offshore the Republic of The Gambia. The Block A1 covers an area of 1,300 km2 in water depths ranging from 1,250 to 3,300 m. The Block is located in a region of the Atlantic margin with proven hydrocarbon discoveries. -
07 Jun 26
US: BLM holds first successful Coastal Plain Oil and Gas Lease Sale under Working Families Tax Cuts Act
The Bureau of Land Management held an oil and gas lease sale June 5 for the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, resulting in five leases and $3,741,528 in total receipts. -
07 Jun 26
Study shows offshore wind could potentially cover 11% of North Sea by 2050
New research has mapped a plausible scenario for how offshore wind could reshape the North Sea by 2050, showing that if all current political commitments were built, around 11% of the basin would fall within wind farm boundaries. -
07 Jun 26
Protecting the UK’s offshore energy installations must be a national priority: A perspective from the frontline
Protecting the UK’s offshore energy installations must be a national priority: A perspective from the frontline: said Graham Skinner, Health, Safety & Security Policy Manager, OEUK. The UK oil, gas and offshore wind industry operates in some of the most challenging conditions anywhere in the world. Some of it is hundreds of miles offshore in the North Sea and closer to Norway than to the UK mainland.
