All News Offshore Energy · March 4, 2026 (Mar 4) · 1 min read Subsea7’s scope at Türkiye’s largest natural gas field further extended Read on Offshore Energy Share: Latest Coverage Pegasus’ gas find declared commercially viable, minister says The Cypriot Energy Minister has officially confirmed the commercial viability of the Pegasus natural gas discovery in offshore Block 10, following a formal declaration by the ExxonMobil and QatarEnergy consortium. This critical step signifies the field's economic potential and moves it closer to potential development, reinforcing Cyprus's emerging role in regional energy supply. Cyprus Mail · April 3, 2026 Europe Braces for Prolonged Energy Crisis as Supplies Tighten The EU Energy Commissioner warns that Europe faces a prolonged energy crisis with tight oil and gas supplies and persistently high prices. This statement highlights the ongoing vulnerability of Europe's energy market and the potential for continued economic challenges. OilPrice · April 3, 2026 Mediterranean gas field back online after shutdown due to regional safety woes Offshore Energy · April 3, 2026 New player enters underwater robotics market with AUV prototype Offshore Energy · April 3, 2026 Russia Preparing to Send 2nd Oil Tanker to Cuba Rigzone · April 3, 2026 Fuel tax cut to be swallowed by continuous price rises In-Cyprus · April 3, 2026 View all news → ← Previous Dana Petroleum puts IKM Testing UK on FPSO shutdown duty in North Sea Next → Hong Kong sees first LNG ship-to-ship bunkering for very large crude carrier