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One of the world's largest pipelay vessels to receive an upgrade

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Allseas’ large 27-year-old pipelayer to be upgraded

Allseas is making moves to enhance the capabilities of its 27-year-old, 397-meter-long vessel Solitaire, described as one of the world’s most advanced and largest pipelay vessels. Allseas has awarded a contract for the double joint factory (DJF) upgrade to Goriziane under which the Italian family-ow

about 1 year ago

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Strohm targets simpler workflows with launch of TCP design tool

Dutch thermoplastic composite pipes (TCP) producer Strohm has launched a web-based tool that allows companies to design and engineer TCPs for their projects. According to Strohm, TCP Designer streamlines pipe design assessments during the front-end engineering design (FEED) stage of projects, enabli

about 1 year ago

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Denmark gives permission for preservation work on damaged Nord Stream 2 pipeline

The Danish Energy Agency has granted permission to Nord Stream 2 AG to preserve the Nord Stream 2 pipeline in the Baltic Sea that suffered damage in September 2022 following an explosion. The Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines run from Vyborg, Russia, to Lubmin near Greifswald, Germany, and c

about 1 year ago

Belgium and Norway looking into hybrid interconnector

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US and Nordic-Baltic partners agree to increase subsea infrastructure safety

Norway, its Nordic-Baltic allies, and the U.S. have agreed to take steps to enhance the security of subsea infrastructure, including undersea cables and pipelines. This measure is part of a broader effort to lessen vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and safeguard national and regional securi

about 1 year ago

Shah Deniz Alpha platform off the coast of Azerbaijan; Source: BP

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BP shuts down production at offshore platform, Azerbaijan cuts off gas supplies to Bulgaria and Serbia

A pipeline malfunction has forced BP, the UK-headquartered energy giant, to temporarily stop production from a platform at one of the world’s largest gas-condensate fields and the company’s largest gas discovery ever.

about 1 year ago

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‘Largest subsea rock installation vessel in industry’ to join Boskalis’ fleet in 2026

Dutch offshore services provider Boskalis is set to welcome a new subsea rock installation (SRI) vessel to its fleet in 2026, described by the company as the largest such vessel in the industry. The vessel, named Windpiper, is being developed by converting an existing new vessel under the supervisio

about 1 year ago

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Readers’ choice: Offshore Energy’s most-read news of 2024

With increasing coverage of global energy transition efforts, but also energy security worries, keeping up with everything can be a challenge. To celebrate the year gone by, the Offshore Energy editorial team brings you the most-read stories on the site that defined the journey throughout 2024. $30

about 1 year ago

Saipem's pipelayer en route to Türkiye's largest natural gas field

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Saipem’s Castorone en route to Türkiye’s largest natural gas field for pipeline installation

Saipem’s pipelay vessel Castorone is on its way to the Black Sea where it will perform offshore pipeline installation for the second phase of Türkiye’s largest natural gas field. On its way to the Sakarya project, Castorone crossed the Dardanelles Strait early on December 26, covering a distance of

about 1 year ago

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DeepOcean stays alone in contract with Equinor as TechnipFMC opts out

Norwegian ocean services provider DeepOcean is taking 100% ownership of the pipeline repair and subsea intervention (PRSI) Pool Services contract with Equinor, formerly operated in a joint venture (JV) with TechnipFMC. To remind, Equinor has operational responsibility for what is said to be the worl

about 1 year ago

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Fugro on ground investigation duty for Equinor’s European CO2 highway

Fugro is performing a comprehensive ground investigation offshore Belgium for a new CO2 highway developed by Norwegian state-owned energy giant Equinor which will be used for transporting CO2 between mainland Europe and Norway. Fugro said its data acquisition will allow Equinor to quickly calculate

about 1 year ago

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Greek duo to test hydrogen transport through high-pressure offshore pipelines

Corinth Pipeworks partnered with IGI Poseidon to assess the transportation of hydrogen through high-pressure offshore pipelines.

about 1 year ago

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Subsea7 orders steel pipes from Greek company for two North Sea projects

Greece-based Corinth Pipeworks, the steel pipe segment of Belgian Cenergy Holdings, has secured two contracts with Subsea7 for work in the North Sea. According to the company, the projects, Bestla in Norway and Bittern in the UK, further solidify its strong geographical presence in the region and un

about 1 year ago

Energy industry needs to activate to improve North Sea seabed security, OEEC panel says

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‘Blind underwater’: Energy industry needed to improve North Sea seabed security, OEEC panel says

Security is a topic that has expanded in the last couple of years, bringing new worries to Europe. With a number of incidents occurring in European seas that harmed subsea (energy) infrastructure, seabed security made its way onto one of the first places on the energy security chart. A panel at Offs

about 1 year ago

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Cenergy Holdings’ subsidiary upgrades capacity to address growing demand of steel pipes

Corinth Pipeworks, part of Belgian company Cenergy Holdings, has completed an upgrade to its production facilities to better serve the growing demand for steel pipes in offshore natural gas, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and hydrogen projects. According to Cenergy Holdings, the upgrade included

about 1 year ago