Rigzone Industry News

The company secured contracts with PTTEP and NOC.

QatarEnergy and five shipping companies signed time-charter agreements for 44 newbuild LNG carriers, raising the number of vessels under QatarEnergy's LNG fleet expansion program to over a hundred.

Seaway7 secured a $50–150 million contract to transport and install substations for the Baltica 2 wind farm offshore Poland.

The project can power up to 6,500 homes, and could save around 80,000 tonnes of CO2 over a 40-year lifespan.

U.S. oil exports have set five new monthly records since Western nations began imposing sanctions on Russia in 2022.

Oil rose on the prospect of tightening crude supplies in the Americas while an Israeli attack in Syria threatened to widen the conflict in the Middle East.

The Berkeley city government agreed to repeal its ban on natural gas piping in new buildings.

The funding will help Michigan continue work plugging, reclaiming, and restoring orphaned oil and gas wells.

Equinor inked a union deal securing construction work for a staging and assembling facility that will serve its two Empire Wind projects.

North America's rig count decreased by 21 week on week, according to Baker Hughes.