Offshore news
Deep Down secures contracts in Gulf of Mexico and Asia Pacific
The scope of work includes providing subsea controls equipment consisting of jumpers, flying leads and an electrical/hydraulic distribution manifold.
Aker Solutions to deliver umbilicals for King's Quay development
The work scope includes the provision of umbilicals and distribution equipment to connect the King’s Quay floating production system to the Samurai, Khaleesi and Mormont deepwater developments.
Petrofac to support North Sea CCS and hydrogen project
Petrofac will provide project management systems and technical support during the FEED for Acorn Carbon Capture and Storage.
OGUK: BP job losses underline need for fair transition to net zero economy
OGUK's Chief Executive Deirdre Michie has urged the UK government to protect jobs and create new business opportunities in the energy regions of the UK.
APT to support Chrysaor's North Sea projects
Applied Petroleum Technology will deliver geochemical and petroleum systems analyses in connection with Chrysaor’s Armada hub facility and exploration around the Greater Lomond area on the UK continental shelf.
Shell redelivers Havila platform supply vessel early
Havila Shipping has said it and Shell have different views on the obligation of Shell in a charter party based on two wells.
Bahamas Petroleum awarded Uruguay offshore licence
The AREA OFF-1 licence contains a management estimated resource potential of up to 1 billion boe.
Kvaerner awarded platform construction contract for Hod field
Kvaerner will deliver the topside and steel substructure for the normally unmanned wellhead platform at the Hod field.
Equinor to partially electrify Sleipner field centre
Electrification of the Sleipner field centre will entail laying a new power cable from Sleipner to the Gina Krog platform, which will be tied into the area solution for power from shore on the Utsira High.
BW Offshore FPSO extends lease with Petrobras
The contract for the lease and operation of the BW Cidade de São Vicente will now expire on 9 October 2020.