Offshore & subsea

Despite concerns over the potential impact of current oil prices on the development of deep sea offshore projects, the majority of workers in Scotland/North Sea remain positive regarding their own careers.

Sound Oil has decided to withdraw its previously announced offer for Antrim Energy given the decline in oil prices.

Leading international oilfield services company, Expro, has secured a significant Europe CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) contract.

Tap Oil Limited has provided an update on Manora production and development drilling at the Manora Oil Development in the Northern Gulf of Thailand.

Gaffney, Cline & Associates has instituted a new weekly commentary and tracking service looking at US onshore and Gulf of Mexico (GoM) rig activity.

A review of the UK's upstream sector in 2014.

Today Bridon have acquired the moorings business of ScanRope from the Parker Hannifin Corporation transferring deep-water assets to Bridon Holdings Limited.

Rystad Energy analysts predict 2015 will be extraordinarily tough for oil companies.

Norwegian oil and gas producer Statoil is moving some workers off seven North Sea platforms in anticipation of a weekend storm.

GE’s Measurement and Control business introduced today three new models of its Mentor Visual iQ™ VideoProbe™

Magma Global and Maritime Developments have joined forces to boost well intervention project reliability and profitability.

Find out which subsea companies are on the shortlist.

The SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) has attracted a half million of the industry’s brightest minds, and is returning to America in 2015.

In December, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate received the Plan for Development and Operation for the 34/10-53 S discovery in the Gullfaks area.

Alphastrut has been awarded a six figure contract with Det norske to provide raised access flooring on the Ivar Aasen Northern North Sea development.