Offshore & subsea

The sale to BGP Inc. includes 18 000 nodes that will be deployed in 4Q21 on a large-scale, long-term, multi-vessel operation in the Middle East region.

Express Engineering will participate in a long-term environmental project that will allow liquefied CO2 to be transported by undersea pipeline to a subsea storage facility located in the North Sea.

Equinor and Ardyne are jointly funding the £1 million project, which will aim to develop a well decommissioning technology that will reduce the economic and environmental impacts of slot recovery and decommissioning.

Seadrill’s West Saturn drillship will be fitted with FUELSAVE’s combustion conditioning technology to reduce fuel consumption and harmful emissions while it operates in the Bacalhau field in Brazil.

Woodside has contracted the VALARIS DPS-1 semisubmersible for the campaign.

The field is located in the Campos Basin and began operating in 2013.

The Zennor portfolio adds circa 40 million boe of reserves and more than 90 million boe of un-risked resource in the UK Continental Shelf to NEO.

The latest iteration of the A-type has seen its traditional hydraulic power train replaced by electric regenerative actuation, decreasing its energy use by more than 80%.

The contract with Western Gas covers well construction, drilling engineering, procurement, supply chain, regulatory compliance requirements and operational supervision of the well in WA-519-P.

The Odassea service integrates hardware and digital systems to strengthen capabilities in subsea reservoir monitoring and production optimisation, and has been selected by ExxonMobil for its Payara development project in Guyana.

The Kobra East & Gekko field, located in the Alvheim area of the North Sea, is operated by Aker BP.

SUEZ will provide membranes used in seawater sulfate removal on 15 FPSO platforms operated by Petrobras offshore Brazil.

The added well intervention scope has a firm duration of 31 days, which means that the Maersk Intrepid rig is now contracted until February 2022.

The Bayu-Undan field is one of Timor-Leste's largest gas fields.

The UK Oil and Gas Authority’s 2021 Decommissioning Cost Estimate has revealed steady progress towards a £39 billion by end-2022 target – but makes it clear that the industry must maintain the pace of cost-cutting.