Offshore news
Polarcus awarded XArray 3D project in Asia Pacific
Polarcus Limited has announced that the Company has received a Letter of Award for an XArray 3D marine seismic acquisition project in Asia Pacific.
Galilee Basin drilling update – Albany 1 well spud approaching
Comet Ridge Limited has advised that Easternwell’s Rig 101 is expected to be released from its present operations over the next several days, and begin its move to the Albany 1 location in the north-eastern Galilee Basin.
PetroMarker announces North Sea 3D Multi-Client project
PetroMarker announces that it has obtained industry support to acquire a 3D vertical multi-client EM project in the Northern North Sea.
Statoil begins preparation for hook-up and completion of Johan Sverdrup field
Up to 2400 Statoil workers are starting to mobilise for the hook-up and completion of the Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea.
OTC 2018: connecting to the future of offshore
In this opinion piece, Azeez Mohammed, President and CEO of GE's Power Conversion business, discusses the vision of a digitalised offshore future.
TMC to supply marine compressors to Swan Energy FSRU
TMC Compressors of the Seas (TMC) has signed two contracts to supply a total of five marine compressors to a FSRU that Hyundai Heavy Industries is building for Swan Energy Ltd.
Combi Lift finishes Gazprom Amur Gas Processing contract
Combi Lift has been contracted by the Linde Group as a logistics partner for oversized and heavy cargo for the Gazprom Amur Gas Processing Plant project.
Dry well southwest of the Knarr field in the North Sea – 34/2-5 S
Aker BP ASA, operator of production licence 790, has concluded the drilling of wildcat well 34/2-5 S. The well is dry.
Foz do Amazonas: Total’s statement
Total operates five blocks in the Foz do Amazonas basin (referenced as FZA-M-57, FZA-M-86, FZA-M-88, FZA-M-125 and FZA-M-127) located around 120 km offshore Brazil.
EM&I ODIN access ports to be installed at the conversion stage of an FPSO
EM&I's ODIN access ports for valve inspections and repairs have rapidly become the preferred method of carrying out this activity, as divers are not required, and all the work can be carried out while the vessel is on station, on hire, and in operation.