Aker Solutions have been awarded contracts from Statoil to provide subsea production systems offshore Norway, in the North and Barents Sea. Both orders include installation and commissioning support services.
Rising oil prices have drawn more eyes to the offshore markets. There are signs of green shoots after a period of depressed sentiment that started in late 2014, pushing asset values downwards through 2016.
Petrofac’s Engineering and Production Services (EPS) division has been awarded a new Offshore Manning Services contract by Chevron North Sea Limited (Chevron).
The launch, in parallel with engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) work for the conversion of the tanker, was marked with a two-day safety-engagement event.
Aqualis Offshore will provide marine warranty surveyor and marine services to Aker BP’s fixed platforms, mobile units and subsea on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Lundin Petroleum’s 2P reserves as at 31 December 2017 are 726.3 million boe and reflect a positive revision of 45.8 million boe, excluding sales.
Transocean Ltd. has announced that it concluded its extraordinary meeting of shareholders approving all of the proposals related to the acquisition of Songa Offshore SE.
Speedcast to provide new communications equipment and services to global drilling fleet.
The 2018 Cameroon Licensing Round opened on 15 January 2018 and will close on 29 June 2018.
Deep Sea Mooring (DSM), a Vryhof company, has commenced operations with the newly awarded contract to provide pre-lay mooring products and services to the Deepsea Bergen semisubmersible drilling rig on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
The awarded licences include four operatorships and production opportunities in Norway and the UK.
Designed specifically for scenarios where direct vertical access to a well head is not viable, the new Offset Installation Equipment (OIE) enables capping or related equipment to be installed at a safe distance from an incident.
The contract has been awarded to Alcatel Submarine Networks for permanent reservoir monitoring (PRM) on the Johan Sverdrup field.
The consideration for the transactions amounts to US$1.95 billion, including closing adjustments.
Early production from the Catcher field in the North Sea is expected to be approximately 10 000 bpd.