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With triple subsea win, DOF secures ‘substantial backlog’ in APAC region
DOF Group has secured multiple subsea service contracts for one of its construction support vessels (CSVs) in the Asia Pacific region. Skandi Hercules has won three subsea service contracts with Australian-based operators for offshore execution in 2024. The contracts will add approximately six month
MOL names second LNG carrier for charter with GAIL
Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has revealed that a naming ceremony was held for the second liquified natural gas (LNG) carrier to serve GAIL (India), the largest natural gas supplier under India’s Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas.
Enauta buys two Petrobras fields and associated infrastructure
Brazilian oil and gas player Enauta has signed a contract with compatriot oil and gas giant Petrobras for the acquisition of oil and gas fields in the Santos Basin off Brazil and natural gas pipeline infrastructure. The company is also set to acquire the FPSO operating in the fields. Enauta is acqui
Meeting IMO’s 2030 targets not out of grasp?
Despite the challenges that defined this year, the maritime industry may be closing the chapter on 2023 with a sense of optimism. Namely, BIMCO’s recent analysis provides a beacon of hope, suggesting that the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) ambitious goal of achieving 5% zero or near-zer
Harbour Energy getting its hands on Wintershall Dea’s E&P portfolio, bar Russian one, for $11.2 billion
Harbour Energy has the wheels into motion to acquire all of Wintershall Dea’s assets, aside from the ones in Russia, for $11.2 billion.
MAN ES: World’s 1st SCR for ammonia engine tested
MAN Energy Solutions, in collaboration with Germany-based stainless-steel processor BUTTING, has revealed that the world’s first selective catalytic reduction (SCR) converter intended for an ammonia engine has passed its factory acceptance test. Measuring an impressive 3.9 meters in diameter and boa
Two newbuild drillships join Valaris rig fleet
Valaris Limited has taken delivery of two newbuild drillships from Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME), after exercising the option to buy them.
Borr Drilling rig moves to another field as multi-well infill drilling campaign comes to an end
Canada-based Valeura Energy has wrapped up a four-well infill drilling campaign at its oil field offshore Gulf of Thailand.
Vertical lay-up machine ordered for Taiwan’s first subsea power cable factory
Norway’s PASSER Group has secured a contract to deliver a vertical lay-up machine (VLM) for the first-ever subsea power cable factory in Taiwan. PASSER Products announced it had been awarded the contract for the delivery of the VLM to the new factory in Kaohsiung. The factory, which will specialize
Carnegie’s MoorPower demonstration project approaches deployment
Carnegie Clean Energy is carrying out final preparations for the deployment of the MoorPower demonstration project, whose aim is to introduce a CETO-derived wave energy product for the aquaculture sector. Carnegie’s CETO-derived MoorPower technology is designed to deliver sustainable energy supply f
New Fortress Energy’s TGS LNG terminal in Brazil ready for operations
U.S. energy major New Fortress Energy (NFE) has revealed that the construction of its Santa Catarina (TGS) terminal in Brazil is complete, and the company is looking forward to the arrival of the floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) Energos Winter in January 2024. The first LNG terminal i
Air Liquide to install CO2 capture unit at hydrogen plant in Rotterdam port
In order to supply decarbonized hydrogen to its long-term customers, Air Liquide has decided to build, own, and operate a carbon capture unit that will be installed at its hydrogen production plant in the port of Rotterdam and will be connected to Porthos, one of Europe’s largest carbon capture and
DMEC: Mix of offshore renewable energy sources key to reliable energy system
During the session on stage at this year’s Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Dutch Marine Energy Center (DMEC) emphasized that a combination of offshore renewable energy sources, storage methods and nature-inclusive design is needed to build a solid energy
Stolt Tankers eyes 5-7% fuel savings from graphene coating
Tanker operator Stolt Tankers said that it has become the first shipping company in the world to apply graphene coating technology to the hull of one of its chemical tankers, Stolt Lotus. Namely, in early November, the 30,000-deadweight tonne Stolt Lotus was drydocked in China for five days where th