Offshore & subsea

ADM will acquire 25% of the interests, rights and obligations held by EER (Colubus) Nigeria in OML 113.

Operator Aker BP plans start-up of the Skogul oilfield in the North Sea in March 2020.

The order includes the design, engineering and manufacturing of a riser isolation valve control system as well as other subsea production equipment.

The KM-02 well flowed at a maximum rate of 120 million ft3/d of natural gas, limited only by the capacity of the surface equipment.

Wintershall Noordzee B.V. (a joint venture of Wintershall Dea and Gazprom EP International) has started gas production from its operated Sillimanite field in the southern North Sea.

The contracts are for seismic nodes installation in Nigeria and an extension to an existing contract in Angola.

Yinson Holdings Berhad will charter, operate and maintain the FPSO vessel for the Pecan development project offshore Ghana.

Hunting, the international energy services group, has confirmed acquisition of 100% of the issued share capital of Enpro Subsea and its subsidiaries in Norway, US and Ghana.

The Aberdeen-headquartered business will provide its Deflection Monitoring System (DMS) and field engineers to install six Integrated Template Structures (ITS) in the Barents Sea offshore Norway.

Well 7221/4-1 will be drilled from the West Bollsta drilling facility.

The South East Etame 4P appraisal wellbore in the Etame Marin permit area has successfully encountered oilsands in the Gamba formation.

The company is presently preparing plans for drilling for the NJOM-3 well, offshore Cameroon, now that the site survey is complete.

The Yumna 1 well was spudded on 26 December 2019 and is located in Block 50, 30 km offshore east Oman.

The project will see the firm deliver two of its EC750 cranes for installation on wellhead platforms, as well as an EC1000 crane for a riser platform.

L5a-D4 is a high pressure, high temperature well located in the L5a-D field, around 100 km North of Den Helder, and tied back to the Neptune-operated L5a-D platform.