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Readers’ choice: Offshore Energy’s most-read news of 2024
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Petrobras appoints SLB OneSubsea to boost oil production at deepwater field
OneSubsea, a subsea technology and solutions joint venture (JV) backed by SLB, Aker Solutions, and Subsea7 has secured a contract award from Brazil’s state-owned oil and gas giant Petrobras, following a “competitive tender”, to deliver two subsea raw seawater injection (RWI) systems for the Búzios f
ABL Group to acquire Brazilian engineering firm to advance its capabilities
Norway’s ABL Group has entered into an agreement to acquire Proper Marine, a Brazilian naval architecture and engineering consultancy, with the aim of bolstering its design and engineering capabilities. According to ABL Group, the acquired company will integrate with the Norwegian company’s existin
One week to go: 400+ exhibitors from offshore energy industry to gather in Amsterdam
The following is a press release from Navingo BV, the owner of Offshore-Energy.biz and organizer of the annual Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC). More than 400 exhibitors and co-exhibitors booked their spots at OEEC 2024 Businesses and organizations from across the offshore energy secto
Prysmian’s ‘first-of-its-kind’ FPSO subsea tie-back system in Brazil saves operator money and time for offshore oil project
Prysmian has provided a solution to a tie-back project in the pre-salt layer off the coast of Brazil, which it describes as a groundbreaking system envisioned to connect fields 30 kilometers (km) away to a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit, enabling fast-tracked development of
300-meter-long FPSO comes to Türkiye: Twofold increase in Black Sea gas production on the horizon (Photo)
Türkiye has welcomed the arrival of its first-ever floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel, which is the same size as three standard football fields put together and will double the gas production from the country’s giant field in the Black Sea, once the unit kicks off its 20-year
Ocean Installer enters last stretch of subsea work enabling huge FPSO to achieve its first oil endgame (Photo)
Ocean Installer, part of the Moreld Group, has moved to the final stage of its subsea scope for a giant new floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel, which is slated to start its three-decade job next quarter at a large oil project in the Barents Sea off the coast of Norway.
First oil flows from subsea tie-back to North Sea FPSO months ahead of schedule
Aker BP has kicked off production from an offshore oil field project in the North Sea, which has been tied back to a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel operating off the coast of Norway.
UK-made subsea battery systems hit the water offshore Canada
Three UK companies have deployed three subsea battery-powered control systems offshore Canada that are said to maintain the integrity of the subsea electrical infrastructure when topside electrical power is unavailable.
‘Major’ subsea order for Petrobras’ two giant oil fields goes to SLB-led OneSubsea
Petrobras has made a booking with SLB’s OneSubsea to lend a helping hand in unlocking access to pre-salt reserves in two ultra-deepwater fields in Brazil.
More North Sea work comes along to Subsea7
UK-headquartered oil and gas company Dana Petroleum has awarded Subsea7 with a contract to deliver subsea services at a field development located in the UK Central North Sea. The Bittern oil and gas field, located in Blocks 29/1a and 29/1b, was discovered in 1996 and has been developed through five
Umbilical manufacturer taps CRP Subsea for ‘large’ Australian field
UK-headquartered CRP Subsea has won a contract with what is described as a “leading global umbilical manufacturer” to supply distributed buoyancy modules (DBMs) to a large gas field in the Indian Ocean, offshore Western Australia.
Scana company secures contract to deliver FPSO mooring equipment
Scana-owned Seasystems has won a contract worth between NOK 20 and 50 million (between $4.5 and $13.9 million) for the delivery of a turret structural connector system for floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) in the Gulf of Mexico.
Final subsea system components headed to Enauta’s Santos Basin field for first oil
Final subsea system components destined for Enauta’s field development project in the Santos Basin are on their way from the UK to Brazil. Brazilian oil and gas player Enauta reported on March 15 that the flexible pipeline system, the last pending subsea system equipment for the FPSO Atlanta product