Offshore news
Trion receives regulatory approval
The Trion field development plan has been approved by the Mexican regulator, Comision Nacional de Hidrocarburos.
TGS announces commencement of Sarawak Phase 3 in Malaysia
TGS and JV consortium partners PGS and SLB have announced that pre-funding has been secured to expand the multi-client 3D coverage in the Sarawak Basin, offshore Malaysia.
TGS has announced an expansion of 2D-cubed seismic coverage offshore Indonesia
TGS, has announced an extensive regional seismic imaging project that builds upon existing Indonesian seismic coverage. The Kutei 2D-cubed survey in the Kutei basin will extend north from the East Java Sea 2D-cubed project area.
WSG Energy Services secures contract wins on FPSO projects
The company has been commissioned by Yinson Production to assist on the upgrade and conversion of FPSO Atlanta, on BW Offshore’s construction of the FPSO Barossa, and recently completed a workscope on SBM Offshore’s Prosperity FPSO.
Expro to enhance subsea well access offering with acquisition of PRT offshore
The acquisition aims to expand Expro's services WUTHIN the subsea well access sector in North and Latin America, while also boosting PRT Offshore's surface equipment offerings in Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia Pacific.
MGH Offshore Limited discusses importance of technology in combination with offshore assets
Jack Simpson, Director of Fire & Gas Protection at MGH Offshore Limited, explains how the business is meeting the challenges of providing automated fire and gas control detection systems on assets across the globe.
Nauticus Robotics and Leidos execute additional US$2.1 million contract extension
Nauticus Robotics and Leidos execute additional US$2.1 million contract extension to support undersea vehicles.
Miros and Belga Marine to boost ocean insights in Brazil
Miros and Belga Marine has expanded their partnerships to boost ocean insights as-a-service solutions in Brazil.
Equinor to cut emissions with electric power in North Sea
Equinor and will replace two gas turbines with heat recovery to produce electric power, at Statfjord C platform in the North Sea.
Neptune Energy, Sval Energi and Storegga awarded CO2 storage licence in the Norwegian North Sea
The Trudvang area has the potential to store up to 9 million t of CO2 annually for at least 25 years – a total of 225 million t – with analysis indicating the storage potential could be even higher.