Japanese oil and gas company Inpex has awarded Fugro a large marine survey contract for the Abadi liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Indonesia.
Norwegian seismic player TGS has completed the processing of the northern half of its ocean-bottom node (OBN) multi-client survey in the Norwegian North Sea.
Australia’s National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) has invited public comments for TGS-NOPEC’s Capreolus-2 3D marine seismic survey in the Carnarvon Basin.
Ocean Infinity, a marine robotics company, has completed its project with Total in Angola.
PGS is back in Brazil in 2020 with a Ramform Titan-class vessel to acquire the first GeoStreamer X MultiClient 3D seismic survey in the region.
EMGS has received a letter of intent for a data licensing agreement from an undisclosed customer on behalf of a joint venture block consortium, offshore Namibia.
Shearwater GeoServices has been awarded a large towed streamer 3D acquisition and Fast Track processing project in the Black Sea by Total E&P Bulgaria.
Ocean Infinity, a seabed survey and ocean exploration company, has been awarded a contract with ExxonMobil for geophysical and geotechnical data acquisition off Guyana.
Axxis Geo Solutions has signed a letter of intent with a “major international oil company” to start an ocean bottom node (OBN) survey in the North Sea.
EMGS has been forced to take immediate action and implement a cost-cutting program due to detrimental effect of Pemex’s decision not to award it any more work under a two-year acquisition program from last year.
Seismic services player SeaBird Exploration has received a letter of award for an OBN source contract in the Asia Pacific region.
Norwegian seismic player TGS has completed the acquisition of its latest 3D survey offshore Senegal, SN-UDO-19.
SeaBird Exploration has entered into a loan agreement, the proceeds of which will be used to outfit a vessel for seismic operations. In addition, SeaBird has decided to decommission one of its own vessels and recycle its seismic equipment to a chartered vessel.
Norwegian geophysical surveying and mapping services company Magseis Fairfield has signed a system sales contract for the delivery of Z100-nodes to an existing client in Asia.
