Offshore & subsea

KrisEnergy has attributed the suspension to the economic uncertainty generated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the current state of oil prices.

Siemens Gas and Power is to supply three SGT-300 industrial gas turbine generators (GTG), three mechanical-drive SGT-300 gas turbines and three DATUM centrifugal compressors.

The collaboration will see WFS utilise its smart wireless Seatooth® technologies with SES’s offshore cable and subsea umbilical, riser and flowline protection systems.

Proserv has been commissioned by Independent Oil and Gas (IOG) to provide a complete subsea controls system for IOG’s Core project phase 1 development.

In the second part of this two-part article, Svein Strømberg, Baker Hughes, considers the role of new digital technologies in the development of tie-back technology.

A total of 57 marginal oilfields, located onshore and in shallow offshore areas, are on offer.

Seadrill has said it will delist from the New York Stock Exchange and maintain a single listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

The sale is in line with the company's decision to focus its resources increasingly on deep and ultra-deep waters.

In the first part of a two-part article, Svein Strømberg, Baker Hughes, explores how investment emphasis in subsea projects has shifted from high-profile standalone developments to exploitation of existing discoveries.

The Lebanese Petroleum Administration said the decision was made as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and the fall in oil prices.

Turkey may begin oil exploration in the eastern Mediterranean within three or four months under a deal it signed with Libya.

The contract is for the development and management of five wells in the Southwark, Blythe and Elgood gas fields in the UK Southern North Sea.

Optime Subsea's ROCS technology reduces completion time and cost by removing umbilical controlled tubing hanger operations.

Norway's Petroleum Safety Authority has given Neptune Energy consent to use the facility for production drilling for a period of 240 days.

Covid-19-related disruption at Aker Solutions' yard in Egersund, Norway, where the Maersk Inspirer rig for the Yme project is undergoing an upgrade, has led OKEA to warn of a potential delay to first oil from the Yme field until the first half of 2021.