Offshore news

Hydro Energy Group, an energy recruitment specialist, has signed an exclusive deal with Next Geosolutions, an independent geoscience and engineering service provider, to deliver more than 40 staff in onshore and offshore positions.

The company has repurposed existing fibre optic infrastructure to support the restoration of production to 1000 bbl at a previously shut-in North Sea asset.

ABB and Equinor have joined forces to implement digital and remote condition monitoring to the critical electrical systems of the Gina Krog platform.

The company has found its feet in the Brazilian offshore market, winning a number of agreements with global EPC contractors.

75% of contractors anticipate moving into renewables work over the coming three to five-year period, the highest level recorded since the question was first asked in 2015.

The Deepsea Stavanger mobile rig is scheduled to drill three exploration wells from February 2022.

Xodus Group has been commissioned to produce an updated Competent Person's Report on the Barracuda field offshore Nigeria.

ICR will continue to provude its Quickflange service to Apache's North Sea subsidiaries.

The work for Santos included geophysical and geotechnical surveys, consisting of multiple Cone Penetration Testing (CPT) and borehole locations up to 100 m.

The loss includes impairment charges totalling US$567.1 million in respect of the Lancaster field, West of Shetland, and the company’s exploration assets and an associated deferred tax write-off of US$54.2 million.