Subsea news

Subsea electrification enables large-scale tieback solution in the North Sea.

The first CO2 volumes have now been injected and successfully stored in the reservoir 2600 m under the seabed.

This transformational acquisition marks Kent’s strategic expansion in the fast-growing global decommissioning market, delivering on its aim to become a full-service partner across the energy lifecycle, including late-life operations through to the safe and successful decommissioning of customer assets.

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.

Lime Petroleum AS is pleased to share that the operator of PL740 Bestla, in which Lime has a 17% interest, has on 4 August 2025, spudded the first of two production wells.

Saipem and Subsea7 have announced that they have entered into a binding merger agreement, on terms and conditions in line with what previously communicated at the time of the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding on 23 February 2025. The merger of Saipem and Subsea7 will create a global leader in energy services.

The award follows Hunting’s maiden contract for the phase two development received in 2024, which is currently under production and will be completed by 2026. Together, the two awards represent c. US$51.6 million of revenue for the Group.

This solution is designed to provide government organisations with the information needed to strengthen national security and safeguard critical underwater infrastructure.

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.

The project includes new subsea infrastructure that will increase recoverable volumes by 40 – 50 million bbl of oil equivalent.