Aqualis Offshore has completed its position keeping role for the Egina FPSO which is now moored in Nigerian waters.
Reliance Industries is shutting down production from its MA field located off the East Coast of India, leaving the fate of the FPSO operating on the field unknown.
Hurricane Energy has completed subsea installation for the Lancaster field Early Production System (Lancaster EPS) in the West of Shetland area and is ready for the arrival of the Aoka Mizu FPSO.
Energean expects the FPSO unit for its Karish and Tanin development located offshore Israel to sail away from a yard in Singapore in late 2020 ahead of first gas in 2021.
Cairn Energy is evaluating tender responses for the FPSO facility and subsea infrastructure for its SNE field development offshore Senegal ahead of the front end engineering and design (FEED) phase planned for 4Q 2018.
Eni has marked the beginning of construction of the hull for Coral South floating LNG (FLNG) Unit for a project located offshore Mozambique.
Spirit Energy has farmed into 50% of Hurricane Energy’s Lincoln and Warwick licenses offshore UK.
BW Offshore booked a loss for the second quarter of the year but the company is experiencing improved FPSO market activity.
BW Energy has made an oil discovery in the Ruche North East Marin-1 (DRNEM-1) well drilled in the Dussafu Marin PSC, offshore Gabon.
Malaysia’s FPSO operator Bumi Armada has agreed to pay $15 million to oil company EnQuest to settle the previous issues with the Kraken FPSO.
Partners in the Alvheim field offshore Norway have been awarded a prize for improved oil recovery from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate.
Brazilian oil major Petrobras has begun the binding phase related to the sale of 50% of its non-operated working interest in Tartaruga Verde field and Module III of Espadarte field, both located in deep water in Campos Basin.
Total’s Egina FPSO has sailed away from the fabrication & integration yard in Lagos to its final location offshore Nigeria.
UK-based Premier Oil has found several tie-back options for its Catcher development in the UK North Sea, with an aim to sanction the project during the first quarter of 2019. The Catcher Area, which started oil production in December 2017 through the BW Offshore-owned Catcher FPSO, reached contracte
