China’s ZTT Submarine Cable & System has delivered the first medium-voltage cable from its new subsea cable factory in Shanwei, Guangdong Province. The medium-voltage production lines at the new factory were calibrated and put into commercial operation on 9 September 2021. The first local medium vol
Oil and gas major BP is moving ahead with plans for the development of the Murlach field in the UK North Sea.
TechnipFMC has signed a frame agreement with TotalEnergies for the delivery of subsea production systems offshore Angola. Under the agreement, TechnipFMC is set to deliver its Subsea 2.0 production systems for brownfield developments in Block 17 in Angola. “Subsea 2.0 products use standardized compo
Gulf Marine Services (GMS) has won a new long-term deal for one of its small-size class vessels with a higher day rate.
JERA has completed acquisition of a 12.5 per cent stake in the Barossa gas field from Santos, joining the Darwin LNG project in Australia.
California-based wave energy developer CalWave Power Technologies has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Launch Alaska, establishing a formal partnership to advance planning of wave energy projects in the state of Alaska.
AET has taken delivery of the second dual-fuel VLCC, which was purpose-built for a long-term charter with TotalEnergies.
Havila Shipping has sold two of its platform supply vessels to an undisclosed buyer in a bid to pursue its restructuring strategy.
CNOOC has revealed several changes to its board of directors and senior management team after its CEO decided to resign from the role.
The annual performance review for the UK’s top producers highlighted 33 new projects targeting 1.3 billion barrels of oil and gas.
ExxonMobil doubled its quarterly earnings and booked a significant increase in revenues when compared to the last year’s quarter.
Ørsted now expects costs to reinstate the integrity of inter-array cables affected by cable protection issues at some of the company’s offshore wind farms to amount to up to DKK 1.3 billion (around EUR 175 million) and not up to DKK 3 billion as initially anticipated. As reported, Ørsted discovered
A Dublin-headquartered company has made an application to Ofgem for a licence that would allow it to participate in the operation of a new subsea and underground electricity interconnector.
Malaysian Petronas and Thailand’s PTTEP have both decided to withdraw from the Yetagun field located offshore Myanmar.
