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Aker Solutions Results Hurt by Cancelled Orders, Low Capacity Utilisation
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Aker Solutions Results Hurt by Cancelled Orders, Low Capacity Utilisation

Norwegian oilfield services provider Aker Solutions generated revenue of NOK 11,907 million in the second quarter, little changed from the same quarter a year earlier. First-half year sales were NOK 22,967 million, compared with NOK 21,730 million a year earlier. Earnings before interest, tax, depre

about 13 years ago
BlueFire Holds Another Drilling Tool Patent Up Its Sleeve
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BlueFire Holds Another Drilling Tool Patent Up Its Sleeve

BlueFire Equipment Corporation announced yesterday that initial discussions with one of the oil majors have paved the way for new offshore technology development. At the request of the major, BlueFire is preparing a provisional patent application to be filed with the United States Patent and Tradema

about 13 years ago
MEO Pulls Out of NT/P79 Permit Offshore Australia
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MEO Pulls Out of NT/P79 Permit Offshore Australia

MEO Australia Limited has announced that it’s wholly owned subsidiary, Finniss Offshore Exploration Pty Ltd (Finniss), has received regulatory approval to withdraw from and surrender exploration permit NT/P79. MEO farmed into the permit in December 2012 to pursue an exploration play concept that req

about 13 years ago
Greenpeace Leaves Kara Sea After Russian Coast Guard Warning
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Greenpeace Leaves Kara Sea After Russian Coast Guard Warning

Four members of the Russian Coast Guard today boarded the Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise vessel. According to Greenpeace the Coast Guard member boarded the ship without permission. The Coast Guard embarked on the vessel used by Greenpeace to protest against offshore drilling in the Arctic region after th

about 13 years ago
FPSO OSX 3 Enters Brazilian Waters
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FPSO OSX 3 Enters Brazilian Waters

Brazil’s OSX group has announced that the FPSO OSX-3 has entered Brazilian waters. The unit started its voyage on July 15 in Singapore, and completed its journey before the planned schedule. FPSO OSX-3 is the second unit of oil production to compose OSX fleet to operate in Brazil and its arrival rep

about 13 years ago

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Manora Oil Development Hit by Cost Overruns (Thailand)
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Manora Oil Development Hit by Cost Overruns (Thailand)

Tap Oil Limited provides the following update on the Manora oil development project in the Northern Gulf of Thailand (TAP 30% interest). Mubadala Petroleum, the Operator of the Manora joint venture, has provided preliminary advice of an approximately 13% expected cost increase on the Manora oil deve

about 13 years ago
Intertek Launches AIM Surveying Services in Australia and Brazil
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Intertek Launches AIM Surveying Services in Australia and Brazil

Intertek, the leading quality solutions provider to industries worldwide, announces the launch of Intertek Asset Integrity Management (AIM) Surveying Services in Australia and Brazil. Intertek Surveying Services (ISS) is a global leader in dimensional control, laser scanning and surveying services p

about 13 years ago
Palfinger Buys Marine and Offshore Crane Business in S. Korea
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Palfinger Buys Marine and Offshore Crane Business in S. Korea

Palfinger Dreggen, has concluded an agreement to buy the assets in connection with the marine and offshore cranes product areas of the Korean crane manufacturer MCT Engineering CO., LTD. The acquisition follows PALFINGER MARINE’s takeover of the Norwegian offshore crane manufacturer and is designed

about 13 years ago
Registration Live for Offshore Energy & OWIM 2013
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Registration Live for Offshore Energy & OWIM 2013

With less than 2 months to go the registration for both Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference and Offshore WIND Installation and Maintenance (OWIM) 2013 is now open at www.offshore-energy.biz. Hosted in Amsterdam RAI on October 15 & 16 the events expect some 500 exhibitors, 8,500 visitors and 900

about 13 years ago
Noreco’s Danish North Sea Fields Remain Shut on Siri Platform Issues
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Noreco’s Danish North Sea Fields Remain Shut on Siri Platform Issues

Noreco has announced that restart of production from the Nini, Nini East and Cecilie fields, which the operator planned last week, has been delayed. According to Dong Energy, the operator of the Danish North Sea Siri platform, which hosts production from the three satellite fields, production is not

about 13 years ago

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DSME Orders Drillship Cranes from TTS
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DSME Orders Drillship Cranes from TTS

TTS Group ASA has through its subsidiary TTS Offshore Handling Equipment AS in Norway, signed a contract with a total value of approximately. 120 MNOK. The contract is with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd. in Korea and concerns delivery of four large offshore cranes, additional equ

about 13 years ago
‘Deepsea Bergen’ Rig to Undergo Modifications
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‘Deepsea Bergen’ Rig to Undergo Modifications

Odfjell Drilling’s semi Deepsea Bergen will be berthed at the Coast Centre Base (CCB) yard in September. The rig will be modified for continued drilling services for Statoil. Odfjell Drilling has awarded CCB the contract for the yard stay for Deepsea Bergen where the rig will undergo planned client

about 13 years ago
Gazprom Neft Shelf Publishes Plan for Prirazlomnaya Oil Spill Prevention and Response
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Gazprom Neft Shelf Publishes Plan for Prirazlomnaya Oil Spill Prevention and Response

“Gazprom Neft Shelf” LLC has published on its site the Summary Plan on prevention of spill incidents and oil spill response in the operating responsibility zone of Prirazlomnaya Offshore Ice-Resistant Fixed Platform (OIRFP). The document reflects basic provisions of prompt response system and of int

about 13 years ago
Some CHC Helicopters Back in Air Following ‘Super Puma’ Crash Off Shetland
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Some CHC Helicopters Back in Air Following ‘Super Puma’ Crash Off Shetland

After CHC on Saturday announced it would ground all of its helicopters within the UK, as a response to the AS332-L2 Super Puma helicopter crash which occurred Friday, off Shetland, the company last nigh revealed that some of its helicopters might start flying Monday after all. “We believe that engin

about 13 years ago