Norway’s Salt Ship Design has designed a hull for a harsh environment FPSO, which will serve on Equinor’s Bay du Nord project in Canada.
After making a few stops on the way, an FPSO vessel, destined for Petrobras’ revitalisation project, has arrived in Brazil.
Petrobras has signed a contract with Keppel Shipyard for the construction of the P-83 FPSO for the Santos Basin pre-salt area off Brazil.
Saipem has been awarded two new contracts in Ivory Coast worth approximately 1 billion euros (around $956 million) overall.
Petrofac has picked DDW Offshore to support its decommissioning and disconnecting work related to an FPSO in the Timor Sea off Australia.
Vaalco is expecting a boost to its reserves and production after the fourth well in its drilling programme off Gabon goes online next month.
BP’s new Tortue FPSO for the GTA project in Mauritania and Senegal has been returned to the quayside of the COSCO shipyard in China.
Brazilian oil and gas player Enauta has restarted production from three wells located on a field offshore Brazil.
McDermott International has been awarded a contract by TotalEnergies for work on its Begonia project in Angola.
BP’s Tortue FPSO drifted off the quayside while at a shipyard in Qidong, China following an impact of Typhoon Muifa last week.
Vår Energi has run into delays for the first oil from a project in the North Sea off Norway and changed its cost estimate for this project.
Woodside has made what is said to be a significant step in the regulatory approval process for its operated Browse to North West Shelf Project in Australia.
Enauta has restarted production from one well on a Brazilian field and expects the remaining two to be back online by the end of the month.
UK-based oil and gas company Tailwind Energy has started production from its field in the UK Central North Sea ahead of schedule.
