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Petrobras firms up deals for Marlim 2 FPSO with Yinson
Infrastructure

Petrobras firms up deals for Marlim 2 FPSO with Yinson

Malaysian FPSO provider Yinson has signed contracts with Petrobras for the delivery, operation, and maintenance of the Marlim 2 FPSO.

about 6 years ago
Svitzer tugs move oil tanker
Infrastructure

Svitzer bags five-year contract extension with NuStar

Svitzer, a global towage operator and part of Maersk, has secured a five-year extension of its marine service contract with NuStar, one of the largest liquid terminals and pipeline operators in North America. The company will support NuStar’s Point Tupper Oil Storage facility with three tugs on time

about 6 years ago
BHP hires McDermott for Trion floating production unit pre-FEED
Infrastructure

BHP hires McDermott for Trion floating production unit pre-FEED

McDermott has been awarded a sizeable contract by BHP to provide pre-FEED services for a floating production unit (FPU) that will be installed at the Trion field offshore Mexico.

about 6 years ago
Shell taps Aker Solutions for brownfield services job in Brunei
Infrastructure

Shell taps Aker Solutions for brownfield services job in Brunei

Aker Solutions, in a joint venture with PTAS Sdn Bhd, has signed a five-year agreement to provide offshore maintenance and modification services to Shell in Brunei.

about 6 years ago
Coronavirus rendering
Infrastructure

Konecranes announces 2,000 temporary layoffs in Finland amid COVID-19 impact

Finnish Konecranes has unveiled intentions to temporarily lay off some 2,000 employees as a result of coronavirus impact on the company’s operations. The company said it has invited Finnish works council representatives to negotiations regarding the layoffs which would cover all of Konecranes’ Finni

about 6 years ago
Cameroon: Thali farm-out, well drilling on hold as PSC enters force majeure
Infrastructure

Cameroon: Thali farm-out, well drilling on hold as PSC enters force majeure

Oil and gas company Tower Resources has delayed the completion date for its Thali PSC farm-out over coronavirus pandemic but still hopes to start drilling the Njom-3 well before mid-September.

about 6 years ago
Independence FSRU
Infrastructure

Lithuania’s Klaipedos Nafta to temporarily relocate FSRU

Lithuania’s Klaipėdos Nafta is temporarily relocating its floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) Independence while Klaipeda’s port waters are being cleaned. From March 30 to April 5, the FSRU will be moved from the usual location of the LNG terminal near Kiaules Nugara Island while operati

about 6 years ago
Siccar Point delays sanction date for Cambo project due to coronavirus
Infrastructure

Siccar Point delays sanction date for Cambo project due to coronavirus

Siccar Point Energy has decided to defer its planned sanction date for the Cambo project, located West of Shetland, to 2021 in light of the unprecedented worldwide macroeconomic dislocation resulting from Covid-19.

about 6 years ago
Meyer Werft: Impact of coronavirus on new cruise ship orders to be immense
Infrastructure

Meyer Werft: Impact of coronavirus on new cruise ship orders to be immense

Apart from the ongoing health crisis, the cruise industry is currently also faced with an economic crisis.

about 6 years ago
Johan Sverdrup field to reach plateau production earlier than expected
Infrastructure

Johan Sverdrup field to reach plateau production earlier than expected

The Equinor-operated Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea is expected to reach plateau production for the first phase in early May, earlier than anticipated.

about 6 years ago
Borssele Beta offshore substation topside sets sail
Infrastructure

Borssele Beta offshore substation topside sets sail

The Borssele Beta offshore substation topside has sailed out from HSM Offshore’s yard in Schiedam to the installation site in the Dutch North Sea, TenneT said. The 700MW offshore grid connection is scheduled to be operational on September 1, the Dutch transmission system operator said. Borssele Beta

about 6 years ago
Remontowa lays keel for BC Ferries’ new LNG-fueled vessel
Infrastructure

Remontowa lays keel for BC Ferries’ new LNG-fueled vessel

Polish Remontowa Shipbuilding yard, part of Remontowa Holding has laid the keel for the construction of the fourth Salish-class LNG-fueled vessel for BC Ferries. The yard noted that due to the effects of the coronavirus, the event was a technical one taking place without shipowner representatives. R

about 6 years ago
German LNG Terminal garners strong interest
Infrastructure

German LNG Terminal garners strong interest

German LNG Terminal, the joint venture behind the LNG terminal project in Brunsbuettel, Northern Germany, is ready to sign heads of agreements. Speaking to a German business journal, German LNG Terminal spokesperson, Katja Freitag noted the project is attracting strong interest, with Brunsbüttel eme

about 6 years ago
Petrobras’ charter for BW Offshore’s FPSO expires with no firm plan in sight
Infrastructure

Petrobras’ charter for BW Offshore’s FPSO expires with no firm plan in sight

BW Offshore has stated that the charter agreement and services agreement for the FPSO Cidade de São Mateus with Brazilian oil major Petrobras has ended.

about 6 years ago
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