An Estonian shipbuilding company has carried out the conversion of a general cargo vessel into a fully equipped cable recovery vessel at its premises in Tallinn. BLRT Repair Yards manufactured and installed five cable tanks in the cargo hold, each 8,200 mm high and 10,200 mm wide, weighing a total o
Subsea cables are expected to remain at the heart of further energy transition moves, according to JDR Cable Systems.
A HVDC project, bringing more green electricity to Britain from offshore wind farms, is set to enter the construction phase in winter 2024.
Trillion Energy has set the stage to undertake a two-month work program on a natural gas field in the Black Sea off the coast of Türkiye.
CRP Subsea, part of AIS, will deploy its modular buoyancy modules on a deepwater oil field development in the Santos Basin.
Synergia Energy is on the lookout for partners that will join its carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the UK sector of the North Sea.
The Celtic Interconnector is starting to take shape and the offshore cable installation work is slated to begin in 2025.
Subsea7 has tucked a new assignment in the UK under its belt, which will enable it to work on the development of a field in the North Sea.
OneSubsea, a joint venture backed by SLB, Aker Solutions, and Subsea7, will work on a project that aims to bolster gas infrastructure at a giant oil and natural gas field in the North Sea.
National Grid has unveiled its investment plan for the 2024-29 period, earmarking £60 billion (close to $76.5 billion) for energy projects that will step up its decarbonization game and propel the energy transition momentum forward on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Sumitomo Electric Industries (SEI) has inked a second multi-million-pound contract with THREE60 Energy for its new power cable factory in Nigg, Scotland.
Helix Energy Solutions is drawing to an end its multi-well decommissioning assignment offshore Australia, which is being carried out with its purpose-built DP3 semi-submersible vessel.
Equinor has disclosed plans to develop further gas infrastructure at a huge oil and natural gas field in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.
A number of companies from the industry have joined forces in a project to investigate the effects of subsea electricity cables on marine wildlife, expected to contribute to developing environmentally friendly power cable systems. The FlatEMF project, being undertaken by 50Hertz, EirGrid, Europacabl
