Aberdeen upstream news

Hughes Subsea, an OEG Group company, secured a contract to deliver daughter-craft diving services for the Anasuria FPSO, positioned 175 km east of Aberdeen.

Odfjell Drilling has announced that Equinor has exercised options for seven wells to extend the use of the Deepsea Aberdeen on the Breidablikk field.

The first face-to-face SPE Offshore Europe in four years was a success as more than 800 exhibitors and almost 30 000 attendees where present in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Aberdeen drilling school has announced it has acquired IAS International to enhance its training and competency management portfolio for the Middle East market.

Energy services provider Expro has secured a new contract with Harbour Energy for a well abandonment campaign.

The agreement, the first well services contract between the companies, includes well integrity remediation services and SCP mitigation.

Project wins over the last 6 months include an integration solution to support the rig start up for a major new offshore project off the coast of Mexico, the first for Fennex in the region.

The contract with Bridge Petroleum adds to Fraser Well Management’s expanding well operator portfolio and is Fraser Integrity Management's debut pipeline operatorship appointment.

MAATS Tech was named subsea company of the year and David Bruton, Director Subsea at Crondall Energy, was recognised for his outstanding contribution to the industry.

The company's Aberdeen office has been given funding for full pre-production testing of its pseudo dry gas liquid removal system.