The worldwide offshore rig count in August 2019 decreased by ten units sequentially, but increased by 41 unit year-over-year, according to reports by Baker Hughes, a GE company.
Heerema’s SSCV Sleipnir, the world’s largest crane vessel, has completed a 15,300 tonnes lift this weekend, installing the topsides for Noble Energy’s Leviathan development in the Mediterranean.
Offshore drilling contractor Noble Corporation has secured more work for its jack-up rigs in the Middle East and Australia.
V.Group has signed a contract with ADNOC Logistics & Services, located in Abu Dhabi, UAE, to provide crew management services to 93 offshore support vessels.
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Subsea 7 has been awarded three contracts, together representing a sizeable award for Subsea 7, by Saudi Aramco under the long-term agreement between the parties for execution offshore Saudi Arabia.
Northern Offshore has received a firm letter of award for the high-specification jack-up drilling unit Energy Emerger for work offshore Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
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Borr Drilling expects 40 jack-up deals to be awarded in the next 12 months.
Qatar Petroleum has added to its international expansion efforts with another farm-in deal involving the French oil major Total, this time in Namibia.
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Offshore oilfield contractor Gulf Marine Services’ (GMS) chief executive officer Duncan Anderson has resigned as the company now expects lower 2019 earnings compared to 2018.
Jackets will be delivered for Marjan, Sfaniya, and Ribyan offshore fields.
Abu Dhabi’s national oil firm ADNOC has awarded $3.6 billion worth of contracts to Vallourec, Tenaris, and Marubeni subsidiaries.
