Offshore news

Aberdeen-based AISUS Offshore has made significant progress in growing its global footprint following the award of 15 contracts and work scopes over the past three months.

Penspen, a provider of engineering and project management services to the energy industry, announces that it has signed a strategic alliance agreement with Nigerian engineering firm Crestech.

Roxar API extensibility solution enables users to respond quickly to changing environments, customise workflows with their own IP, and analyse models in different ways.

The company has secured a three year framework with Dubai Petroleum for UAV inspections across all of its offshore assets.

Douglas-Westwood: The fatal helicopter crash in April 2016 near Turøy, Norway, involving the H225 / EC225, has created uncertainty surrounding the future supply of Airbus’s heavy aircraft.

Contract awards mostly centred in EMAS Offshore’s established presence in Southeast Asia and West Africa.

Aibel is to undertake the FEED study for modifications on Snorre A in connection with Snorre Expansion.

The company has reported a positive year in 2016, including a recruitment drive resulting from increased activity both internationally and in the North Sea.

Saipem has been awarded an EPRD contract for the decommissioning of the topsides and jacket of BP’s Miller Platform.

The strategic partnership with Centrica will allow the companies to work closely together in optimising the Oda field project.