Could Greece beat the competition to become the major act in Eastern Med Gas?

Recent discoveries have given hope that the country will become a hub

Bedlam in the Bight: what will Australia’s new government mean for offshore oil?

A look at the contentious plans to explore the Great Australian Bight

America’s offshore regulator: is it doing its job?

The US government body BSEE has come under fire for rolling back restrictions

Electrifying the subsea industry: companies leading the way

In an effort to reduce emissions, companies are increasingly looking to electrify operations

Liberating digitalisation in oil and gas: a conversation with Cognite

A chat with the vice-president of the digitalisation company

How a ‘smoke alarm for the sea’ could keep abandoned wells safe

Researchers are developing a new technique to monitor wells

First contact: using offshore technology to find life on Mars

In an effort find water on Mars, NASA is turning to a plasma drill designed for oil and gas

De-risking offshore operations: the search for ‘zero dive’

A look at efforts to improve safety by minimising dives