Offshore news
Hurricane Energy shuts in well in Lancaster field
The company has shut in the 205/21a-7Z well as it was unable to achieve its target rate sustainably from the two Lancaster Early Production System wells.
Norway reports greater than expected oil production in April
Oil production in April was 1.9% higher than the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s forecast.
Covid-19 resilience audit created for offshore industry
Aberdeen Drilling Consultants has combined guidance from leading advisory, regulatory and legislative bodies to produce a Covid-19 Resilience Audit.
ABS creates guidance and notations for FPSOs in Brazil
ABS is providing detailed guidance on navigating the unique regulatory environment for offshore operators in Brazil.
Oceaneering awarded Middle East asset integrity contract
The award includes the provision of general and advanced non-destructive testing and fabric maintenance inspection services across the operator’s onshore and offshore facilities in the Middle East.
Neptune Energy completes seismic survey offshore Australia
The survey took place in the Petrel field, located in the Bonaparte Basin.
Tendeka to deliver inflow control technology to Malaysia offshore fields
Tendeka will provide its inflow control technology to help increase production from Malaysian assets of an independent operator.
Maersk Supply Service awarded subsea removal contract for Dunlin Alpha platform
Maersk Supply Service will remove four 30 in. jacket-mounted drilling conductors and two associated conductor guide frames using an I-class vessel.
PD&MS Group secures engineering contract with Spirit Energy
The deal, worth an undisclosed multimillion-pound sum, will see the Aberdeen-headquartered firm deliver complex modifications for Spirit Energy's E&P business.
Digital twin dashboard tool to be developed
James Fisher Asset Information Services is set to collaborate with Aberdeen University on the R2S Digital Twin solution.