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Air France, Total and partners joined for first flight from Paris to Montreal on used cooking oil

May 22, 2021

Air France-KLM, Total, Groupe ADP and Airbus have joined forces to carry out the first long-haul flight powered by Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)1 produced in France. At 3:40 p.m. today, Air France Flight 342 took off from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport’s Terminal 2E for Montreal with its tanks filled for the first time with sustainable aviation fuel

Daimler Truck to slash of workforce in energy transition over the next 15 years

May 22, 2021

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The transition to zero-emission fuel cell trucks will slash about half the jobs at Europe’s truck engine plants in the next 15 years, Daimler Truck Chief Executive Martin Daum said on Friday, urging policymakers to prepare for that now. Truck makers are moving towards a zero-emission world as hitting sustainability targets becomes more important for their customers, but

Schlumberger partners with AWS for DELFI cognitive E&P environment

May 22, 2021

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Schlumberger announced a collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deploy domain centric digital solutions, enabled by the DELFI* cognitive E&P environment, on the cloud with AWS. This collaboration will bring AWS customers to the DELFI Petrotechnical Suite, which provides access to AI-enhanced applications from Schlumberger and high-performance computing from AWS’s secure, extensive, and reliable global infrastructure. “Our

KBR Awarded Contract to Support Nigeria’s First FLNG Facility

May 20, 2021

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KBR, Inc. has announced it will be supporting the development of Nigeria's first ever Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) facility, enabling economic growth and sustainability of the country's future energy supplies. The award, by UTM Offshore Limited, builds on over 40 years of KBR's continuous LNG experience and depth of FLNG capabilities. Acting as Owner's Engineers, KBR will be responsible

Maersk Drilling sees signs of recovery on order rebound

May 20, 2021

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Offshore drilling rig contractor Maersk Drilling said on Thursday it saw some signs of market recovery as it reported that orders in the first quarter were at the highest level in more than three years. The company, which had already on Wednesday lifted its 2021 earnings guidance, said it added $730 million in new contracts in the first

Seadrill Limited provides first quarter update, backlog at $2.1 billion

May 20, 2021

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Seadrill Limited provides an update for the first quarter of 2021 We continue to sign high-quality and high-value contracts, reflecting depth of customer relationships. The quarter update includes: West Tellus – contract for two wells and additional intervention work plus two optional wells with Shell Brazil in direct continuation to the Petrobras contract, backlog contribution of $23m. West Hercules – options were

Valaris awarded a contract for JU-117 in GOM

May 19, 2021

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Valaris Limited announced today that it has been awarded a contract of approximately 45 days with W&T Offshore in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico for VALARIS JU-117 (Ralph Coffman), a heavy-duty modern jackup. The contract is anticipated to begin in July 2021. Source: Valaris Join our mailing list here

Petrobras adds more rigs for exploratory operations in the Campos and Santos basins

May 19, 2021

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Petrobras will intensify its exploratory activity in the coming months. The company confirmed that it will add two more drilling rigs to its fleet: the drill ship Norbe VIII, in the Libra block; and the monocolumn SS-91 (Developer) for projects in the Campos and Santos basins. The two units are expected to start operating by September. With the

Shell in talks with Nigeria to sell onshore assets

May 19, 2021

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Royal Dutch Shell is in talks with the Nigerian government to sell the Anglo-Dutch company's stake in onshore oilfields, CEO Ben van Beurden said on Tuesday. Shell, the operator of the West African country's onshore oil and gas joint venture SPDC, has struggled for years with spills in the Niger Delta as a result of pipeline theft and sabotage

BP, Eni sign agreement to discuss combination of upstream assets in Angola

May 19, 2021

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BP Plc and Eni SpA are considering merging their Angolan oil, gas and liquefied natural gas assets into a joint venture in a bid to revive output following years of decline. The two energy giants have signed a non-binding agreement to discuss combining their upstream portfolios in the West African nation. That could be a boon to the

Month: May 2021

Air France, Total and partners joined for first flight from Paris to Montreal on used cooking oil

Daimler Truck to slash of workforce in energy transition over the next 15 years

Schlumberger partners with AWS for DELFI cognitive E&P environment

KBR Awarded Contract to Support Nigeria’s First FLNG Facility

Maersk Drilling sees signs of recovery on order rebound

Seadrill Limited provides first quarter update, backlog at $2.1 billion

Valaris awarded a contract for JU-117 in GOM

Petrobras adds more rigs for exploratory operations in the Campos and Santos basins

Shell in talks with Nigeria to sell onshore assets

BP, Eni sign agreement to discuss combination of upstream assets in Angola

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