Offshore activity in Norway faces new disruptions
Offshore activity in Norway faces operational disruptions as the labor dispute begins to affect drilling and oilfield services.
Offshore activity in Norway faces operational disruptions as the labor dispute begins to affect drilling and oilfield services.
U.S. drilling rigs record their largest weekly increase since 2022, reflecting the recovery of the upstream market.
The World Bank report highlights a growing infrastructure gap to capture, process, and monetize associated gas, reinforcing investment opportunities in gathering, compression, processing, LNG, and asset reliability systems.
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The labor dispute affecting well service workers continues to intensify after negotiations for a new collective agreement failed to reach definitive results.
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Analysis of risks and mechanisms of CO₂ pipeline corrosion in CCUS infrastructure and its control strateg
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