BW Offshore has signed a new $200 million facility, refinancing its existing senior secured credit facility for an FPSO working in the UK.
After Cyprus shot down an updated plan for the development of an offshore gas field, Chevron will need to engage in further talks.
When it comes to tweaking existing industrial processes to curb carbon emissions, numerous steps are being taken.
Woodside has reached an in-principle agreement with the Australian Workers’ Union (AWU), the Electrical Trades Union, and other bargaining representatives on an enterprise agreement (EA) covering 150 employees on its North West Shelf offshore platforms, in a bid to avert industrial action.
Equinor has received consent from the country’s offshore safety regulator to use rigs owned by Shelf Drilling and Transocean for drilling activities in the North Sea off Norway.
Subsea 7 has sealed a deal with Talos Energy, which will enable it to deliver solutions for subsea EPCI projects in the Gulf of Mexico.
Neptune Energy has secured a drilling permit from the Norwegian authorities for an exploration well in the North Sea off Norway.
TechnipFMC has agreed to a letter of award (LOA) that will expedite its provision of an integrated front-end engineering and design (FEED) study for Energean’s natural gas discovery in the Mediterranean Sea, offshore Israel.
Equinor has started production from a project, which is expected to boost production by 26 million barrels of oil equivalents from a field in the North Sea off Norway.
TechnipFMC has gotten its hands on another job in Angola, thanks to a multi-million dollar contract for the installation of flexible pipe and associated subsea structures at a life extension project, which is operated by TotalEnergies.
ROVOP has been hired by Energean, enabling it to deploy an ROV onboard the gas-focused player’s field support vessel off Israel.
Scottish wave energy specialist Mocean Energy and Norway-based offshore energy services provider Aker Solutions Subsea have teamed up to explore how locally generated wave energy can extend the lifetime of existing oil and gas hubs by accessing stranded reserves. To this end, the two companies signe
Drone and space age technology, developed by the NASA JPL to search for life on Mars, will now be used to detect offshore methane emissions.
Strohm has installed and commissioned its first deep-water, high-pressure thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) jumper in South America for ExxonMobil Guyana. The jumper, incorporating advanced carbon fiber and polyamide12 materials, is used for water alternating gas (WAG) injection at ExxonMobil Guyan
