Diamond Offshore’s semi-submersible rig has started its first assignment with Repsol in the UK sector of the North Sea.
Subsea services provider DeepOcean has completed a decommissioning project on a Fairfield Energy platform located on the UK continental shelf, with work conducted from a hybrid-battery-powered construction support vessel (CSV). As part of its scope, DeepOcean removed six subsea conductors and four v
Port of Blyth is embarking on its largest oil and gas decommissioning project to date, covering several topsides and jackets from three North Sea platforms
Fugro has carried out what is said to be the first-ever remotely operated subsea inspection using an uncrewed surface vessel (USV) in the Middle East. Having commissioned the region’s first-ever government-licensed USV in early 2023, Fugro has now carried out its first USV operation for a client in
The North Sea oil & gas industry spent £1.6 billion on decommissioning redundant wells and infrastructure last year, more than in any of the previous five years, the latest report by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) states. The industry spent a total of around £8 billion from 2017-2022 and
Allseas has completed the two jackets removal campaign for Spirit Energy’s Morecambe Bay development in the East Irish Sea, using its heavy lift vessel Pioneering Spirit.
Well-Safe Solutions’ semi-submersible rig has wrapped up its decommissioning assignment on one of the fields on the UKCS.
Energy consultancy Xodus has secured a contract to provide technical and project support services for the decommissioning of a floating production storage and offtake facility (FPSO) located in the Timor Sea off Australia. Xodus will be working on behalf of the Australian Government, providing advic
Salvage operations to transfer the oil from a rapidly decaying FSO, moored off Yemen, to a safe vessel are expected to start soon.
Norwegian offshore safety regulator has given Gassco consent to carry out the removal phase of a gas pipeline in the North Sea off Norway.
THREE60 Energy has secured a well decommissioning contract to plug and abandon multiple offshore wells in Europe.
DNO has wrapped up the last major offshore operation under its multi-year decommissioning programme in the North Sea.
Converting oil and gas infrastructure for use in the offshore wind industry would slash installation costs for renewable energy operators.
UK-headquartered energy services provider Expro has secured a new contract with Harbour Energy for a well abandonment campaign as part of a decommissioning project on the UK Continental Shelf. The multi-year contract, valued at more than $20 million, will see Expro use its Subsea Well Access technol
