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New milestone for Allseas pipelay vessel on huge gas project offshore Australia (Gallery)

Allseas has tucked a new milestone under its belt for a pipeline assignment on a Santos-operated natural gas project off the coast of Australia.

about 2 years ago

Strohm's manufacturing base in the Netherlands; Source: Strohm

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Work on ExxonMobil’s oil project in Guyana enables Strohm to score its largest pipe supply deal ever

Dutch TCP technology player Strohm has picked up the largest commercial award for pipe supply in its 16-year history.

about 2 years ago

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After North Sea, pact on protecting offshore energy assets signed by eight Baltic Sea countries

Eight Baltic Sea countries signed a joint declaration on collaborating closer to secure critical offshore energy infrastructure in the region on April 10, only a day after six North Sea countries entered into a similar agreement. Both are a result of security concerns arising from the Russian invasi

about 2 years ago

UK-headquartered CRP Subsea has won a contract with what is described as a “leading global umbilical manufacturer” to supply distributed buoyancy modules (DBMs) to a large gas field in the Indian Ocea

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Umbilical manufacturer taps CRP Subsea for ‘large’ Australian field

UK-headquartered CRP Subsea has won a contract with what is described as a “leading global umbilical manufacturer” to supply distributed buoyancy modules (DBMs) to a large gas field in the Indian Ocean, offshore Western Australia.

about 2 years ago

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Six North Sea countries put subsea infrastructure security high on the agenda with joint declaration

Six North Sea countries have signed a joint declaration to cooperate on the protection of critical underwater energy and telecommunication infrastructure in the North Sea. At the North Sea Summit held in April 2023, national security advisers from nine countries met to discuss better cooperation on

about 2 years ago

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Allseas’ new pipelaying barge preparing for its first project

Allseas’ newly converted shallow-water pipelay barge has begun preparations for its first commercial project, following sea trials offshore Malaysia. The crew is mobilizing the flat-bottomed barge called Sandpiper for its first commercial project which kicks off next month, following a period of 18

about 2 years ago

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UK CCS cluster step closer to execution phase with approval for CO2 pipeline

The UK Government has granted a development consent order (DCO) for a newbuild CO2 pipeline that will transport CO2 from capture plants across the North West of England and North Wales to permanent storage in Eni’s depleted natural gas reservoirs, located under the seabed in Liverpool Bay. The Secre

about 2 years ago

BP, Equinor and TotalEnergies pick 9 contractors for UK's 'vital' decarbonization projects

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BP, Equinor and TotalEnergies pick 9 contractors for UK’s two ‘vital’ decarbonization projects

BP, Equinor and TotalEnergies have selected nine contractors for engineering, procurement, and construction contracts, with a combined value of around £4 billion, for two projects being developed in Teesside that are said to be vital for the UK’s decarbonization journey. Net Zero Teesside Power (NZT

about 2 years ago

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Tekmar says 2023 pivotal year, despite instability in offshore wind market

Tekmar Group has reported improved financial performance for the 2023 financial year with a revenue of £39.9 million, compared to £30.2 million in FY22. Deemed a pivotal year that saw instability in the offshore wind market, Tekmar said it had stabilized the business in 2023. Tekmar saw an adjusted

about 2 years ago

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Engineering and environmental studies launched for EU’s first hydrogen corridor

The European first major hydrogen corridor, the so-called H2Med project comprised of hydrogen interconnection between Portugal and Spain and a subsea pipeline connecting Spain and France (BarMar), is entering the next phase of its development with contracts for preliminary engineering and environmen

about 2 years ago

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Sulmara expands its services with new business line

Subsea specialist Sulmara has launched a new business line, expanding its services with the aim of reducing the risks clients face in subsea operations and helping them meet their net-zero targets. The new Route Development business line will see the company provide a range of support from the plann

about 2 years ago

Superior Survey ROV that will perform subsea survey work. DeepOcean and Equinor

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Equinor picks DeepOcean for pipeline inspections

Norway-based ocean services provider DeepOcean has won a contract with Equinor for the delivery of pipeline inspection and survey scopes on the operator’s pipelines in the North Sea. DeepOcean’s responsibilities include pipeline inspections, seabed mapping, ad-hoc pipeline surveys, and light constru

about 2 years ago

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Greek firm to deliver steel pipes for Aker BP’s $1.5B North Sea development

Greek Corinth Pipeworks, the steel pipes segment of Cenergy Holdings, has secured a contract with TechnipFMC to deliver steel pipes for Aker BP’s development in the North Sea. Corinth Pipeworks will deliver 27 kilometers of high-frequency welded (HFW) steel pipes for the Utsira High Project developm

about 2 years ago

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After Sweden, Denmark ends investigation into Nord Stream pipeline explosions

Denmark has ended its investigation concerning the explosions on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines that occurred in September 2022, becoming the second country to do so. Germany, Sweden and Denmark each initiated respective national investigations into the incident after four gas leaks were foun

about 2 years ago