Boskalis’ largest semi-sub heavy transport vessel has transported Shell’s new FPU, destined for deployment in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
Kotug has welcomed the arrival of three additional vessels in Guyana, which will support ExxonMobil’s offshore operations.
ExxonMobil has started production from its third oil development at the Stabroek block offshore Guyana, boosting total production capacity in the country to approximately 620,000 barrels per day.
The Netherlands-headquartered maritime service provider Seacontractors has expanded its fleet with the acquisition of two Boskalis’ anchor handling tugs (AHTs).
Enauta has restarted production from a floating, production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel, working on a field off Brazil.
Petro Services and its main subcontractor Ocean Installer have secured a contract with TotalEnergies for work on an FPSO in Angola.
ExxonMobil has paid around $1.26 billion to SBM Offshore for an FPSO, which is working off the coast of Guyana.
Shell is in the process of bringing forth one of the biggest legal challenges Greenpeace has ever faced
MMA Offshore has acquired a 2016-built multi-purpose support vessel from Australia’s Guardian Offshore. The Offshore Solution is a European-built, 54-meter DP-2 multi-purpose support vessel fitted with two deck cranes, dual moon pools and accommodation for 42 people. According to MMA, it is suitable
Classification society American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has given approval in principle (AIP) for a next-generation FPSO hull design concept. The AIP was granted for the Sterling Streamline next-generation concept design for large FPSO newbuild hulls from Shapoorji Pallonji Energy (SPE). The design
Trelleborg’s Jonathan Petit sheds light on the reasons why industry standards need to keep pace with innovation for reeling operations.
UAE-based AD Ports Group has acquired ten vessels for around $200 million, representing a circa 20% increase in offshore and subsea capacity for the company’s Middle East and Southeast Asia operations. The vessels, bought from offshore supply vessel owner and operator E-NAV, are said to make a well-
Light Structures has won two contracts for the delivery of hull stress monitoring systems for two Petrobras-commissioned FPSOs.
New report predicts a boost in demand, with orders reaching up to $173 billion for 168 floating production units within the next five years.
