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Sea1 starts building second of four offshore energy support vessels

Norwegian offshore services provider Sea1 Offshore has cut the first steel for the second of four offshore energy support vessels (OESVs) it has on order with a shipyard in China. Sea1 Offshore placed the order for the first two OESVs with Chinese shipyard Cosco Shipping in November 2024, with the c

about 8 months ago

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After TechnipFMC, Subsea7 hired for Chevron’s gas project offshore Australia

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U.S. oil & gas company Chevron has awarded Subsea7 with a contract for subsea equipment and associated infrastructure for the third stage of its Gorgon gas project offshore Western Australia. Subsea7 said that the contract for Gorgon Stage 3 is substantial, meaning it is worth between $150 million a

about 8 months ago

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EU’s first dedicated offshore CO2 carrier now equipped with CO2 storage tanks (Gallery)

The eighth and final CO2 storage tank has been installed on Carbon Destroyer 1, the first dedicated offshore CO2 carrier built in the EU, set to work on the Greensand project in Denmark. Once operational next year, the vessel will be prepared for its carbon capture and storage (CCS) duties, working

about 8 months ago

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NKT upgrades Swedish cable accessories factory to meet high demand in Europe

Danish power cable manufacturer and installation firm NKT has enhanced the capacity and technical capabilities of its cable accessories factory in Sweden, by investing in a new test hall and office building and expanding production capacity, a move said to be in response to the high demand for high-

about 8 months ago

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Jan De Nul, Hellenic Cables link German offshore wind farm site with DolWin kappa platform

Jan De Nul has installed three HVAC subsea cables, delivered by Hellenic Cables, between TenneT’s offshore converter station DolWin kappa and Nordseecluster 1 and 2 sites, the two locations in the German North Sea making up the 660 MW Nordseecluster A offshore wind farm, which itself is part of a bi

about 8 months ago

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Ocean Infinity takes delivery of final survey vessel in its new high-tech Armada fleet

Ocean Infinity has taken delivery of the 14th and final vessel in its Armada fleet, ordered in 2020 as a fleet of next-generation robotics-equipped, low-emission vessels for geophysical and geotechnical surveys. The latest delivery completes the 86-meter class of Armada vessels, following the introd

about 8 months ago

Thailand’s first CCS project in the works with PTTEP at the helm

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Technip Energies lands job at Thailand’s first carbon capture and storage project

French-based engineering company Technip Energies has secured a detailed engineering assignment for the first carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the Gulf of Thailand.

about 8 months ago

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New study exploring oxygen as possible solution to hydrogen pipeline embrittlement

Great Britain’s National Gas Transmission (NGT) has appointed London-headquartered engineering consultancy Penspen to explore whether oxygen can act as an effective inhibitor for hydrogen embrittlement, seen as one of the major challenges in repurposing and constructing pipelines for a future hydrog

about 8 months ago

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Global Marine Group to update fleet with Solstad construction support vessel

UK-headquartered Global Marine Group is acquiring a Solstad Maritime (SOMA) construction support vessel (CSV) that has been supporting company operations since 2020. SOMA announced today, December 12, that Global Marine Group, the current charterer of CSV Normand Clipper, has declared its purchase o

about 9 months ago

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Third stage of giant Australian gas project to sport TechnipFMC subsea production systems

Shortly after disclosing the final investment decision (FID) for the project, U.S. oil & gas company Chevron has awarded TechnipFMC with a contract for the delivery of subsea production systems for the third stage of development for its giant gas project offshore Western Australia. As part of the co

about 9 months ago

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TechnipFMC’s 100th Subsea 2.0 tree goes to Shell, the platform’s first customer

TechnipFMC has delivered its 100th Subsea 2.0 tree to UK-headquartered energy giant Shell, the company that placed the first order for the subsea product platform. The subsea tree was manufactured, assembled, and tested at TechnipFMC’s dedicated facility for Subsea 2.0 in Nusajaya, Malaysia, and wil

about 9 months ago

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ZTT starts manufacturing export cables for Baltica 2 offshore wind farm

ZTT Submarine Cable & System has commenced the production of the export cables for the 1.5 GW Baltica 2 offshore wind farm in Poland, owned by a joint venture between Ørsted and PGE. The project’s export cables will be delivered by the Chinese cable manufacturer and Hellenic Cables, a Greece-based s

about 9 months ago

Dorian LPG takes over newbuild dual-fuel LPG and ammonia gas carrier

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Sumitomo confirmed subsea cable supplier for UK electricity connection

Japanese Sumitomo Electric Industries has officially been contracted to supply and install 140 kilometers of subsea cable for a new high-voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity connection between Kent and Suffolk in the UK, after having the preferred bidder status since July. The contract secured

about 9 months ago

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DEME to install inter-array, export cables at Ocean Winds’ offshore wind farm in Poland

Ocean Winds, a 50-50 joint venture between EDP Renewables and ENGIE, has contracted DEME for the installation of monopile foundations, inter-array cables, and the export cable at the BC-Wind offshore wind farm in Poland. While the value of the three contracts was not disclosed, DEME noted in a press

about 9 months ago