Offshore & subsea

The contract covers the supply of flexible pipes for oil production, gas lift and gas injection as well as associated accessories.

The projects are expected to commence early June 2019.

The vessel will be contracted by Shell to support its exploration programme in the Black Sea commencing March 2019.

The company, through its subsidiary Zennor Pathway Limited, is currently developing the 100% owned Finlaggan field in the UK Central North Sea.

The company has been awarded a contract by Lundin Norway to deliver early well construction, via its Well Start solution, on three additional wells in the Edvard Grieg field.

The company has been awarded new contracts in offshore drilling in Norway and Middle East totalling over US$200 million.

Edenhouse has guided the company through a system conversion, moving it from an existing on-premise ECC system to SAP’s next-generation ERP solution, S/4HANA.

The announcement marks the Norwegian company’s move to rethink pre-rig well construction process and design for the subsea template market.

Serica Energy has announced that exploration well 22/19c-7 in the central North Sea is not hydrocarbon bearing.

The project with Equinor is expected to produce revenue of approximately US$1 million over a one-year period.

Wildcat well 36/1-3, about 15 km east of the 35/3-2 (Agat) gas discovery, was found to be dry and has now been permanently plugged and abandoned.

The Rolvsnes oil discovery is located in PL338C on the southern side of the Edvard Grieg field and is a fractured and weathered granite basement reservoir.

The company has concluded a contract for the exploration and development of hydrocarbons on the Zhenis block in the Kazakh Sector of the Caspian Sea.

The company has announced that the ultra-deepwater semi-submersible Mærsk Deliverer has been awarded a three-year contract by Inpex Australia and joint venture participants for drilling at the Ichthys gas and condensate field.

The company will supply equipment which detects and protects workers from hazardous gases to 23 platforms across the North Sea, under three new contracts worth more than £1 million.