U.S. offshore engineering and construction player McDermott has brought a decommissioning assignment to an end off the coast of Western Australia.
Aker BP has kicked off production from an offshore oil field project in the North Sea, which has been tied back to a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel operating off the coast of Norway.
Eni and Snam have got down to the CO2 injection business at the first carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Italy, which comes with a facility fully powered by electricity from renewable sources, avoiding further CO2 emissions.
Rana Diving and Bourbon have assisted in wrapping up subsea work off the coasts of Mauritania and Senegal at a project that is said to be the biggest one in the portfolio of BP.
With the infrastructure buildout phase underway, the foundation stone has been laid down for the first large-scale Dutch carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.
As the proximity to a naval base stokes defense and national security concerns, will the Ministry of Defence’s objection be the final nail in the coffin for this bi-directional green electric power link?
DOF Group has won a new subsea deal in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region for one of its multi-purpose subsea vessels with construction support vessel (CSV) features.
A new head of terms has been inked for an option on a lease at the Port of Tyne near Newcastle on the River Tyne in North East England to move forward with the development of what is envisioned to become the world’s largest HVDC subsea cable factory.
Plans have been set to put the required funding in place to take a final investment decision (FID) on a subsea interconnector project between the UK and Iceland.
TechnipFMC has put the finishing touches on its assignment at a gas-to-energy (GtE) project off Guyana’s Atlantic coast, which is envisioned to enable infrastructure buildout required to allow for natural gas to be transported from an oilfield in the waters of the prolific Stabroek Block to an integ
DOF has secured additional job opportunities in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region for one of its purpose-built dive support vessels (DSVs) equipped to come to grips with subsea infrastructure challenges and deepwater systems.
U.S.-based Woocheen’s Seas Geosciences has signed a multi-year agreement with Britoil Offshore Services to charter and convert a platform supply vessel (PSV) into a geotechnical drilling vessel, which is expected to be available for work in the offshore wind market from January 2025. The 2015-built
EnQuest has widened its decommissioning operator role at offshore fields in the UK sector of the North Sea after Britain’s energy giant Shell decided to pass EnQuest its decommissioning management role.
DME Systems, a subsea engineering firm based in Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK, has merged with U.S.-based deepwater geosciences firm, Woocheen, broadening the latter’s expertise and capabilities. DME focuses on the telecommunications and offshore wind sectors by building and modifying subsea vehicl
