UK-based Hurricane Energy has reached the stage in its Lancaster Early Production System (EPS) development, located in the West of Shetland area, where it can start preparing for subsea installation operations.
Alfa Laval has won an order to supply Framo pumping systems to an FLNG vessel to be built in South Korea.
Sembcorp Marine has secured a contract to undertake the engineering, procurement and construction of hull and living quarters for a newbuild FPSO for Energean’s Karish and Tanin development off Israel.
Alfa Laval has won an order to supply Framo pumping systems to an FPSO vessel to be built in China.
World’s largest FPSO supplier SBM Offshore has seen the first steel cut for the hull of its standardized Fast4Ward FPSO.
OEG Offshore has delivered a variable speed drive (VSD) module for the Aoka Mizu FPSO to Bluewater.
Greek oil company Energean Oil & Gas has approved the Final Investment Decision (“FID”) to proceed with the $1.6 billion Karish & Tanin Development Project, offshore Israel.
Australian offshore safety regulator NOPSEMA has approved ConocoPhillips’ Barossa field Offshore Project Proposal (OPP), following 8 weeks of public consideration and comment. The U.S. oil and gas company is proposing to develop hydrocarbon resources in the Barossa gas and condensate field Timor Sea
TechnipFMC has delivered horizontal Xmas tree systems and an FPSO subsea control system for Hurricane Energy’s Lancaster project in the UK.
Offshore helicopter operator CHC Helicopter has transferred approximately 15,000 passengers to and from the world’s largest offshore facility – Shell Prelude FLNG – since its arrival to the Prelude field offshore Australia.
RockRose Energy is working to find out whether the Bleo Holm FPSO, producing for the Ross and Blake fields in the UK North Sea, should be replaced or its life extended.
Eni and Angola’s Sonangol have started oil production from the Ochigufu project, in Block 15/06 of Angola’s deep offshore.
Brazilian competition regulator has reportedly given its approval to Statoil to acquire part of Petrobras-owned interest in the Roncador field offshore Brazil.
Brazilian oil company Petrobras has exercised a one-year extension of the contract for the BW Offshore-owned FPSO Cidade de São Mateus.
