Project & Tenders
DOF Subsea Secures Work for Its Vessels in Asia Pacific
DOF Subsea has secured several contracts in the Asia Pacific region, securing utilization for vessels in the Subsea/IMR segment. The Skandi Hercules multi-purpose vessel has been awarded short-term contracts for survey and intervention services in Australian waters. In addition, the vessel will also
Wpd to Hook 1GW of Offshore Wind to Taiwanese Grid
The Taiwanese Ministry of Economic Affairs has awarded German-based wpd with 1GW of grid connection capacity for two of the developer’s offshore wind projects in Taiwan: a 708MW wind farm off Yunlin and a 350MW project off Taoyuan.
Jan De Nul and Hitachi Team Up Offshore Changhua
Jan De Nul Group and Hitachi Ltd. have signed the contract with overall work for the manufacturing and installation of 21 5.2MW wind turbines for the Changhua offshore wind farm project in Taiwan.
Jan De Nul and Hitachi Team Up Offshore Changhua
Jan De Nul Group and Hitachi Ltd. have signed the contract with overall work for the manufacturing and installation of 21 5.2MW wind turbines for the Changhua offshore wind farm project in Taiwan.
Vard to Build Prysmian Cable Layer
Italian subsea cables specialist Prysmian has selected Vard, a Fincantieri shipbuilding company, for the design and construction of its new cable laying vessel. The contract value, including owner supplied special equipment, amounts to approximately € 170 million (approximately NOK 1.6 billion). The
Mubadala preparing for Manora exploration well
Mubadala Petroleum is preparing to drill an exploration well at the Manora field located in the G1/48 concession in the Gulf of Thailand.
Ørsted Secures 900MW Offshore Wind Grid Capacity in Taiwan
Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has awarded Ørsted the right to connect 900MW offshore wind capacity to Taiwan’s power grid.
Taiwan Selects Eleven Offshore Wind Projects
Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs has awarded grid capacity to eleven offshore wind projects under the first process of its kind in Taiwan.
Prysmian Orders Cable Layer from Vard
Prysmian Group has awarded Norway’s Vard with a contract to design and construct one cable laying vessel.
Saipem starts laying Norway’s largest oil pipeline
The operations to install Norway’s largest pipeline to the Johan Sverdrup field started outside Mongstad, north of Bergen, late last week onboard the vessel Saipem Castorone.
Highlights of the Week
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McDermott in Two New Diving Projects
McDermott has secured a contract to provide air and saturation diving services for two projects. The first project will see McDermott remove and replace a single 24 inch (61 centimeters) subsea hose string to a single buoy mooring (SBM) and pipeline end manifold (PLEM) for Southern Africa’s crude oi
Innogy Sets Out Kaskasi Timeline
Germany’s Bundesnetzagentur has awarded innogy SE with the rights to build and operate the 325MW Kaskasi offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
Fugro in Brazilian Hydrocarbon Seeps Study for TGS
Fugro has started hydrocarbon seeps survey for TGS offshore Brazil. Two purpose-built vessels, Fugro Brasilis and Fugro Searcher, have been deployed to acquire high-resolution multibeam echosounder and sub-bottom profiler data in the Campos and Santos Basins. The survey is designed to mirror TGS’s 2