Woodside has made what is said to be a significant step in the regulatory approval process for its operated Browse to North West Shelf Project in Australia.
Enauta has restarted production from one well on a Brazilian field and expects the remaining two to be back online by the end of the month.
UK-based oil and gas company Tailwind Energy has started production from its field in the UK Central North Sea ahead of schedule.
Chinese shipyard COSCO has completed the construction of an FPSO vessel for BP’s Greater Tortue Ahmeyim project in Mauritania and Senegal.
While progress has been made in an FPSO remediation plan, Jadestone is still unsure about the date for production restart off Australia.
BW Offshore has received a short-term contract extension for an FPSO operating for Vaalco offshore Gabon.
Petrobras has decided to end the divestment process for a sale of its entire stake in a Brazilian deepwater field to PRIO.
Energean is on track to deliver the first gas from the Karish gas project located offshore Israel within weeks.
The world’s largest crane vessel has installed the last two pieces of the puzzle needed to make the Johan Castberg FPSO complete.
A new FPSO has started its journey from South Korea to India to work on a project for partners Reliance and BP. The project is expected to significantly boost the country’s gas output.
Equinor will continue its Bay du Nord procurement processes, including options such as the recent expression of interest for FPSO Topside Engineering and Procurement for FEED, with an option for execution.
Aker BP has awarded a long-term deal to Semco Maritime for the provision of offshore personnel to its oil and gas installations in Norway.
The world’s largest semi-submersible crane vessel is en route to a yard in Norway to perform an installation job for a giant new FPSO.
BW Energy has revealed that a former jack-up rig, which was converted to an offshore production unit, is on its way to Gabon.
