
Following repair and replacement of a subsea control module component, Serica has resumed production from the Rhum field in the UK North Sea.

UK-based Load Monitoring Systems (LMS) and subsea communications company Aquatec Group have formed a joint venture to reduce the cost of subsea installation, maintenance and decommissioning in the offshore wind and oil and gas industry.

Helix Energy Solution has secured a one-year contract extension with Trident Energy for field decommissioning services offshore Brazil. The project, located in the Pampo and Enchova Clusters in the Campos Basin, is expected to commence late this year for a period of two years with multiple options t

Equinor has secured a permit from the country’s authorities for the drilling of another wildcat well, located in the North Sea off Norway.

UAE-based ADNOC has awarded framework agreements valued at $658 million for cementing services as it continues to invest in drilling growth.

The accommodation unit for TotalEnergies’ Tyra II project, located in the Danish North Sea, has left a shipyard in Italy, heading to Denmark.

U.K. social enterprise Menter Môn has won a £150,000 ($196,500) grant to fund hydrogen as green fuel research.

Following a year-long suspension, Petrofac, is now allowed again to take part in new tenders from UAE’s oil and gas giant ADNOC.

iXblue is ramping up its production of DriX uncrewed surface vehicles (USV) to, as it says, meet the growing industry need for sea-proven autonomous platforms. According to the company, the strong increase in order intake has led to reviewing the whole industrialization process for series production

Norway’s Equinor and the country’s government have worked out a plan to maintain high gas exports to Europe amid supply concerns.

Italy’s Prysmian has completed the North Sea Link (NSL) interconnector between Norway and the UK ahead of schedule. In 2015, Norwegian system operator Statnett and UK’s National Grid awarded Prysmian with a €550 million project to deliver approximately 950 kilometers of subsea HVDC cables (1400MW, ±

Danish offshore rig owner Maersk Drilling has been awarded a five-month contract in the UK sector of the North Sea.

Japan’s Furukawa Electric and Philippines-based S.L. Development Construction Corporation have secured a contract to deliver a subsea power transmission project in the Philippines. Furukawa Electric will supply 230 kV AC XLPE-insulated 1,600 mm2 triple-core submarine cable, and cable temperature and

Talos is hoping to find anchor partners after executing the lease for “the first-ever major offshore” CCS site in the U.S.