Some of the recent developments within the oil and gas industry

Standing as the second most populated country in the world, with nearly a fifth of the world’s population, India has a fast-growing economy, and has become a hub for information technology services, with an expanding middle class

Headquartered in Oslo, Norway, and with offices in Sweden, the UK, the United States, Brazil and Singapore, Magseis Fairfield is the industry leader in ocean-bottom node (OBN) technology

Producing around seven million tonnes of crude oil per year from its vast site in North Lincolnshire, Total Lindsey Oil Refinery is one of the large producers of the commodity in the UK and a hugely important actor within the energy industry

It was back in 2018 that Energy, Oil & Gas first documented the activities of Fairfield Energy. Established in 2005 in response to the rapidly developing opportunities for focused independents to acquire and operate marginal fields in the UK Continental Shelf, it became the operator of the Dunlin Area in 2008, before assuming the duty holder role to adopt full command and control in 2014

For over eight decades, Oikos Storage Ltd (Oikos) has been operating its bulk liquid storage facility, which primarily imports, stores and distributes refined petroleum products