Africa

CAMAC working to bring two Oyo wells online
Fossil Energy

CAMAC working to bring two Oyo wells online

CAMAC Energy Inc. has announced it will bring online Oyo-7 and Oyo-8 wells, off Nigeria, by year-end and in early 2015, respectively. Oyo-8 was successfully drilled to a total depth of 6,059 feet, and encountered four new oil and gas reservoirs with a total gross hydrocarbon thickness of 112 feet, b

about 12 years ago
Ceona, MPL to Work Off Nigeria
Subsea

Ceona, MPL to Work Off Nigeria

Ceona, SURF contractor with heavy subsea construction capabilities, has been awarded two new contracts in Nigeria, along with its local strategic partner Marine Platforms Limited (MPL). The contracts, which are worth a total of more than $30 million, will see Ceona providing vessels from its first-c

about 12 years ago
BP bags two blocks in Egypt
Fossil Energy

BP bags two blocks in Egypt

BP Egypt has been awarded two new exploration blocks as a result of the 2013 EGAS bid round. BP and its partners have committed to invest a total of $240 million in the blocks over different phases. Block 3 – North El Mataria is BP’s first entry into the Onshore Nile Delta. The block is […]

about 12 years ago
Ceona, MPL team up offshore Nigeria
Fossil Energy

Ceona, MPL team up offshore Nigeria

Ceona, SURF contractor with heavy subsea construction capabilities, has been recently awarded two new contracts in Nigeria along with its local strategic partner Marine Platforms Limited (MPL). The contracts, which are worth a total of more than $30 million, will see Ceona providing vessels and its

about 12 years ago
Panama Canal Route Less Popular than Suez?
Green Marine

Panama Canal Route Less Popular than Suez?

The trend towards more Asia-US East Coast container services via the Suez Canal route and fewer via the traditional Panama Canal route is accelerating, as reported by UK-based shipping consultant Drewry. Based on Drewry’s proprietary database of container services, another 2 Panama weekly services b

about 12 years ago
Van Oord to Replace Oil Export Line Off Gabon
Subsea

Van Oord to Replace Oil Export Line Off Gabon

Van Oord has been awarded the EPC contract for the replacement of a dual 10 km long oil export line. The client is Shell Gabon. The execution period runs from November 2014 to the summer of 2015. The export line runs from the Gamba terminal, 200 NM south of Port of Gentil, to a pipeline […]

about 12 years ago
Shell hires Van Oord for pipeline replacement in Gabon
Fossil Energy

Shell hires Van Oord for pipeline replacement in Gabon

Van Oord has been awarded the EPC contract for the replacement of a dual 10 km long oil export line. The client is Shell Gabon. The execution period runs from November 2014 to the summer of 2015. The export line runs from the Gamba terminal, 200 NM south of Port of Gentil, to a pipeline […]

about 12 years ago
Cairn Hits Oil Off Senegal
Subsea

Cairn Hits Oil Off Senegal

Cairn has made a discovery of high quality oil in the second well in the Senegal exploration programme. The SNE-1 well is located in 1,100 metres (m) water depth and approximately 100 kilometres (km) offshore in the Sangomar Offshore block with a target depth of ~3,000 m and targeting the Shelf Edge

about 12 years ago
Cairn finds oil offshore Senegal
Fossil Energy

Cairn finds oil offshore Senegal

Cairn has discovered high quality oil in the second well of its Senegal exploration campaign. The SNE-1 well is located in 1,100 metres (m) water depth and approximately 100 kilometres (km) offshore in the Sangomar Offshore block with a target depth of ~3,000 m and targeting the Shelf Edge Prospect.

about 12 years ago
Popular news, November 3 – 9, 2014
Fossil Energy

Popular news, November 3 – 9, 2014

‘Largest ever subsea structure’ at Ichthys, Where did all the ‘Deepwater Horizon’ oil go?, Video of the world’s largest semi-sub taking shape, Worker crushed during Goliat construction, Statoil applies Statoil wins (UK)… ‘Largest ever subsea structure’ at Ichthys The INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG proje

about 12 years ago
Highlights of the Week – Readers’ Choice
Dredging

Highlights of the Week – Readers’ Choice

NMDC Dredger Al Mirfa Enters Suez The official commencement of the Suez Canal Expansion Dredging Contract is now one step closer with the arrival of the first Consortium dredger, the National Marine Dredging Company’s ‘Al Mirfa’. Dutch, Egyptian MoU Signed Egypt and the Netherlands have signed [&h

about 12 years ago
‘African Inspiration’ named in Norway
Fossil Energy

‘African Inspiration’ named in Norway

Nigerian company Marine Platforms Limited has received its first newbuild vessel at a ceremony in Fosnavåg, Norway, on Thursday, November 6. The vessel, named ‘African Inspiration’ by Norway’s Minister of Finance Siv Jensen, was built by Norwegian offshore ship designer and constructor Havyard. The

about 12 years ago