Offshore news

Aquaterra Energy has completed the engineering design for the offshore platform as part of development activity for the Zandolie field off the coast of Trinidad.

Logan Industries has completed the design, fabrication and delivery of a set of unique safety cages to keep offshore technicians safe while inspecting subsea connectors on BOP stacks while on deck.

Over 35% of the acreage available in licensing rounds that are either open or scheduled to close in 2H21 are located in shallow water, while ultra-deep water and deepwater acreage account for 24% and 19%, respectively, according to GlobalData.

Caley Ocean Systems and IMES International have merged with Pryme Group to create a business with broad capabilities supplying products, services and solutions to the energy, defence and other industrial markets.

MSA Safety has announced it has been named a preferred supplier of portable gas detection equipment for Royal Dutch Shell.

ASCO will be the sole provider of quayside management for all offshore activity via the Port of Dakar, for an initial term of three years.

A boosting system supplied by OneSubsea has enhanced production at the Equinor-operated Vigdis oilfield in the North Sea.

The company has also advanced the Trion project in Mexico into the FEED phase.

Williams will also provide crude oil transportation services as well as onshore natural gas processing services for the Whale development, located approximately 10 miles from the Shell-operated Perdido host facility.

The topside for the Hod B field has sailed from Aker Solutions' facility in Verdal.