Offshore Energy Today’s most popular news from the past week.
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Italian oil giant Eni has discovered new resources in the Abu Rudeis Sidri development lease, in the Gulf of Suez, offshore Egypt. This is the location where Petrobel, a JV between Eni and by the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC), drilled an appraisal well of the discovery of Sidri South
McDermott International has been awarded a new fabrication subcontract for the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim natural gas project offshore Mauritania and Senegal.
Work on the project first started in 2011.
McDermott has been awarded a sizeable fabrication subcontract for the BP-operated Greater Tortue Ahmeyim natural gas project, located offshore Mauritania and Senegal.
Norway’s DOF Subsea has won contracts for two of its offshore vessels, the Skandi Seven and the Skandi Skansen.
DOF Subsea has secured two contracts totaling more than 160 vessel days for Skandi Seven and Skandi Skansen in Africa. Skandi Seven has started operations for a repeat international energy company in Angola, delivering integrated FSV services, project management and engineering. DOF Subsea will duri
The EU-funded ODYSSEA Project will launch North Africa’s first fully operational sea observatory in Morocco’s Al-Hoceima National Park. ODYSSEA is in advanced stages of developing, operating and demonstrating an interoperable and cost-effective platform that fully integrates networks of observing an
China Development Bank (CDB) has signed a deal to invest $629 million to enable a consortium led by China Harbor Engineering Company (CHEC) to construct and run the first deep sea port in Nigeria. Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday witnessed the signing of the agreement with C
Australian oil company FAR has said its blocks in the Gambia might hold 1.2 billion barrels of oil.
Panoro Energy is exiting Nigeria following an agreement to sell all of its interest in OML 113, offshore Nigeria, to PetroNor. On the other hand, PetroNor will take over a lead technical and management role for the project to progress it to the next phases.
