DOF Group has won two long-term assignments for an AHTS vessel and a platform supply vessel (PSV) in Norway and Australia, respectively.
UAE’s energy giant Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has taken delivery of the first of two 24-meter catamaran dive support vessels (DSVs) from a shipyard in Dubai. ADNOC MD 01, the first of two sister vessels, was built by Dubai-based Grandweld Shipyards and designed by Robert Allan Ltd. to su
Golden Energy Offshore Services (GEOS) has found more work for two platform supply vessels (PSVs) in its fleet by securing a set of new contracts in the North Sea.
Prosafe has secured a charter extension with an undisclosed company for one of its semi-submersible vessels, which is working in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
TMC Compressors has been hired by Yinson Production to deliver a large-capacity marine compressed air system on board an FPSO destined for Angola.
Petrobras has achieved new oil and gas production milestones in 2023, exceeding its strategic plan 2023-27 guidance.
Seatrium has cheered the first steel fabrication milestone for the construction of a new FPU for Shell’s Gulf of Mexico project.
SBM Offshore has disclosed the departure of its current CEO and Chair of the management board along with the appointment of his successor.
Israel’s Navitas Petroleum has revamped its development plan for the Sea Lion project located off the Falkland Islands.
Modules, made by Norway’s Aibel, for a floating, production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel are on their way to Singapore.
Karoon Energy is working on sorting out the issues impeding the restart of production from a well located on a field in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil.
Gate Energy has tucked a commissioning execution contract under its belt for the U.S. portion of an FPS project destined for a field in the Gulf of Mexico.
Enauta is awaiting the arrival of subsea equipment, which is expected to support oil and gas production at its field development project offshore Brazil.
Argeo’s subsea vessel Argeo Searcher has completed a job in Nigeria for Shell and is now set to mobilize for work in the Indian Ocean. In its most recent vessel schedule, Argeo reported that its backlog update was currently running at around NOK 550 million (over $52.3 million), with a further sales
