Equinor has wrapped up the installation of an important component in the process of bringing online its operated oil field off the coast of Brazil.
Wison New Energies has hoisted the first SPB tank for Eni’s Congo LNG project into hull cargo hold space at the Nantong yard.
TotalEnergies has taken a step closer to the start of production from a gas project located 60 km off the coast of Tierra del Fuego.
Rosetti Marino has bid goodbye to a new jacket and topside, which embarked on a trip to their final destination to be installed at TotalEnergies’ gas project off the coast of Terra del Fuego in southern Argentina.
At this year’s Offshore Energy Conference and Exhibition (OEEC) in Amsterdam, Armin Seidel, Area Sales Manager Heavy Lift Ship and Offshore Cranes from Liebherr, talked about the company’s achievements throughout the years, as well as the future of crane development in the offshore wind realm.
Wagenborg Foxdrill has finished with an offshore lifting project, which entailed derrick removal for Perenco’s platform repurposing project.
Boa Offshore has presented a new in-house design for future semi-submersible heavy lift barges, which are said to be capable of handling the requirements of any industry or segments regarding heavy loads, large footprints, and extreme submersing depths.
Boskalis’ largest semi-sub heavy transport vessel has transported Shell’s new FPU, destined for deployment in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
The Netherlands-based Huisman is launching a renewed series of its subsea knuckle boom cranes for use in the subsea construction market, taking into account energy efficiency, automation and safety. The new, optimized series includes models starting from 85mt up to 350mt and covers both setups with
Oilfield services provider Petrofac has secured a multi-million-pound contract with Saipem to support the decommissioning of a platform in the UK sector of the North Sea. Under the terms of the contract, the companies will work as an integrated team to prepare and remove a 20,000-tonne topside using
Australian energy giant Woodside Energy has removed the decommissioned Nganhurra riser turret mooring (RTM) from Australian water, which is now in transit to the shore for recycling and reuse. The Nganhurra RTM has been lifted onto a barge approximately 38 kilometers north of the North West Cape in
A subsea module, associated umbilical lines and a crane wire have sunk to the bottom of the sea offshore Australia due to a wire failing on the main crane of a vessel. UK-headquartered energy services provider Expro reported that on September 19 an incident occurred in Australian waters in which the
Mammoet has performed jacking, load-out and float-over operations for a 19,600-tonne offshore platform destined for BP’s project in the Caspian Sea, offshore Azerbaijan.
Port of Blyth is embarking on its largest oil and gas decommissioning project to date, covering several topsides and jackets from three North Sea platforms
