Oil rig news
Sarens works on the load-out of a 11 500 t jacket at Valhall PWP oilfield in Norway
This job is the first in a series of transports that will culminate in the transport of the PWP Topside, weighing approximately 18 800 t.
Equinor and its partners have drilled a dry well in the 'Deimos' prospect.
Wildcat well 7117/4-1 was drilled in production licence 1238, 135 km west of the Snøhvit field and 260 km northwest of Hammerfest.
New oil and gas discovery near the Troll field
Equinor and partners have struck oil and gas in the Fram area, nine kilometres north of the Troll field in the North Sea.
Helix Energy wins well intervention contract in Gulf of Mexico
US-based offshore energy services company Helix Energy Solutions Group has secured a multi-year contract to deliver production enhancement and well abandonment services in the Gulf of Mexico, beginning in 2026.
Drilling rig chartered by Petrobras arrives in Amapá to take part in drill exercise
The vessel will be used during the Pre-Operational Assessment (APO), scheduled to begin on 24 August.
Milestone marked for 1000 t module for new Valhall platform
Aker BP, together with NOV and Nymo, have celebrated an important milestone in the Valhall PWP project: the completion of equipment installation on the 1000 t MEG module being built at Nymo’s yard in Grimstad.
Not for decoration: hydrotesting Christmas trees
In the oil and gas industry, 'Christmas trees' are not a seasonal decoration. They are critical components that make it possible to control and monitor the wellhead and stop the oil flow in an emergency.
bp starts up Argos expansion project in the Gulf of Mexico
The project adds 20 000 boe/d of gross peak annualised average production at the existing Argos platform.
Subsea7 awarded contract offshore Egypt
Subsea7 will be responsible for the engineering, procurement, commissioning and installation of flexible pipelines, umbilicals, and associated subsea components for a tie back to existing infrastructures.
Expro enhances rig floor safety with Catwalk Sensor technology
Designed for manual rig environments, the technology is already making an impact in North Latin America – with potential to enhance safety across global land rigs where modern systems are still catching up.