Norway’s oil and gas company Aker BP has selected compatriot technology supplier Vissim to develop an expanded digital platform for future oil spill monitoring and detection system on the Norwegian continental shelf. Vissim will develop a software solution that integrates input from a number of diff
Equinor has embarked on replacing diesel with natural gas as the main fuel for power generation at an offshore field in Brazil.
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.
Oilfield services provider Petrofac has secured a three-year contract extension for maintenance services from Serica Energy.
Tanjung Offshore Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of energy solutions provider T7 Global, has received a letter of award (LOA) from Petronas for the delivery of mini remotely operated vehicle (ROV) services. The award is effective for two years, until 11 August 2024, and will see Tanjung Offshore
UK-based Serica Energy is frustrated after encountering technical issues on its North Eigg exploration well located in the North Sea.
The U.S. Department of the Interior is taking steps to bolster safe and environmentally responsible offshore oil and gas operations.
While progress has been made in an FPSO remediation plan, Jadestone is still unsure about the date for production restart off Australia.
Repsol has been forced once again to temporarily shut down its Yme field located in the North Sea offshore Norway due to technical issues.
Marine engineering and maintenance specialist Royston has completed service and repair works on essential diesel power units onboard TechnipFMC’s Deep Blue vessel.
Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has cooperated on an LNG bunkering trial in Tomakomai Port, jointly conducted by Tomakomai Port Authority and Japan Petroleum Exploration.
Walk2Work Solutions (W2W Solutions) has been launched in Aberdeen to optimise walk-to-work marine operations and offshore work campaigns.
France-headquartered Nexans has completed the installation of all the subsea cables and onshore cables on the 1,075 MW Seagreen wind farm offshore Scotland. Nexans has supplied and installed three 65-kilometre offshore export cables and three 20-kilometre onshore export cables for which the company
Swedish marine energy company Minesto has started commissioning works for its second Dragon Class tidal power plant in Faroe Islands.
