Offshore news
Providence Resources gives update on Frontier Exploration Licence 3/04 Dunquin South
FEL 3/04 is operated by Eni Ireland on behalf of its partners, Repsol Exploracion Irlanda, Providence Resources and Sosina Exploration.
Tendeka completes technology field trial
Cascade³ sand control system developed to extend well life and prevent damage from injection shutdowns
Equinor receives consent to use Martin Linge B
The Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has given Equinor consent to use the Martin Linge B facility as storage vessel on the Martin Linge field.
Eni secures approval to use Floatel Endurance at Goliat field
The Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has given Eni Norge (Eni) consent to use Floatel Endurance on the Goliat field.
M2 Subsea secures contract with Premier Oil
Global independent provider of ROV services, M2 Subsea, has secured a contract to provide inspection services for Premier Oil’s Balmoral Floating Production Vessel (FPV).
Proserv’s newly opened centre of excellence welcomes Oil and Gas UK boss
The visit marked Deirdre Mitchie's first time at the 65 000 square foot facility since its official opening in May this year, as well as the official launch of Share Fair, Oil & Gas UK’s flagship business development event.
Royston wins new engine service work on Bluewater FPSO
Engineers undertook the 16 000 hr service on the Wartsila W6L46 diesel engines onboard the 252 m, 103 000 DWT Samsung built Haewene Brim, as part of a comprehensive refurbishment and refit of critical fuel and power systems.
EM&I launch new method for mooring chain inspections
Mooring chains are a critical item on floating assets, with much emphasis being placed on their integrity by class societies and regulators following several failures in recent years.
PG Flow Solutions to supply MEG package to the Nova field
Wintershall as the operator of Nova has decided to develop the field with two subsea modules tied back to the Gjøa platform, which is operated by Neptune Energy.
TMC launches optimised marine compressor range
The crux of the new range is higher capacity output of control and service air, but with lower energy consumption, service requirements and – as a result – lower operational expenses (Opex) and harmful emissions to air.