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‘Dramatic energy savings’ on the menu for one of Solstad’s largest CSVs

One of the largest construction support vessels (CSVs) in Solstad Offshore’s fleet is set to receive an energy-efficient upgrade said to allow “dramatic energy savings”. Kongsberg Maritime has been appointed to upgrade the Normand Sentinel from AZP 120 CP mechanical thruster to RD-AZ2600 rim-drive a

about 2 years ago

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Asso.subsea comes on board Ireland’s first power connection with continental Europe

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Greece’s Asso.subsea has joined forces with French cable maker Nexans to perform subsea burial operations for what will become Ireland’s first power connection with continental Europe. The Celtic Interconnector spans 575 kilometers, constituting a high voltage direct current (HVDC) connection across

about 2 years ago

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Germany: Construction begins for €2.8 billion, first-ever energy link to UK

The main construction phase of the first-ever energy link between the UK and Germany has commenced on the German side of the project, ten months after work had begun in the UK. More than 80 guests from politics, business and authorities celebrated the official groundbreaking today, May 21, at the co

about 2 years ago

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First Hollandse Kust (west Beta) export cable in place

The first of two export cables for TenneT’s Hollandse Kust (west Beta) offshore grid connection has been pulled underneath the dunes at Velsen, the Netherlands. In the coming days, the consortium between Boskalis and Orient Cable will bury this 220 kV AC cable into the seabed. Boskalis’ cable-laying

about 2 years ago

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Expro achieves milestone on five-well subsea project offshore Australia

Energy services provider Expro has completed a five-well subsea batch campaign in Australia, marking the company’s 100th job using the SeaCure cementing technology.

about 2 years ago

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Continued EPCI projects growth brings UK subsea player to Paris

UK-headquartered provider of subsea infrastructure installation and protection Enshore Subsea has opened an office in France to support continued growth in its EPCI Projects division. Located in central Paris, the new office is set to provide a base for the company’s team working on turnkey EPCI pro

about 2 years ago

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TotalEnergies’ trifecta award bundle for oil project in Angola brings Saipem $3.7 billion

Saipem has pulled off a multibillion-dollar hat trick in Angola with TotalEnergies E&P Angola, a subsidiary of France’s TotalEnergies.

about 2 years ago

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Urgent political alignment needed for UK to achieve ‘just and fair’ energy transition by 2030

The UK will fail to achieve a “just and fair” energy transition by 2030 unless there is urgent alignment across the political spectrum to sustain offshore energy industry jobs, supply chain investments and the economic contribution of the workforce, a new report by Robert Gordon University (RGU) sta

about 2 years ago

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Operation to connect subsea well infrastructure to Brazilian FPSO about to begin

Subsea equipment installation is about to commence at Enauta’s Atlanta field offshore Brazil, connecting the wells to the floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel which arrived at the site earlier this month. Specialized vessel Sapura Ônix is en route to the field in the Santos Bas

about 2 years ago

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New jobs expected in North East England as Prysmian inks deal with Middlesbrough Port

Italian cabling giant Prysmian has established a long-term partnership with Port of Middlesbrough, its northern European marine base, as part of its growth plans, expected to create new jobs in the region. Prysmian, which has been a tenant at Port of Middlesbrough for several years, has signed a ten

about 2 years ago

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RWE, Masdar award geophysical surveys contract for DBS West offshore wind farm

RWE and Masdar have signed a contract with marine technology and data acquisition company, Ocean Infinity, for 3D ultra high-resolution seismic (UHRS) geophysical surveys at the Dogger Bank South (DBS) West offshore wind farm in the UK. Located over 100 kilometers off the northeastern coast of Engla

about 2 years ago

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Geophysical survey starts along Eastern Green Link 2 route

The Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL 2) project’s marine survey activities have resumed, now starting a detailed geophysical survey to identify potential unexploded ordnance.

about 2 years ago

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Jan De Nul orders twin to XL cable-layer Fleeming Jenkin

Jan De Nul has ordered a new XL cable-laying vessel (CLV), identical to the Fleeming Jenkin ordered at a Chinese shipyard last year. With a cable-carrying capacity of 28,000 tonnes, the vessels are said to be the largest capacity CLVs in the world. Like Fleeming Jenkin, the new vessel will be 215 me

about 2 years ago

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Thruster package ordered for ‘first of its kind’ energy subsea construction vessel

Norwegian Myklebust Shipyard has awarded compatriot Brunvoll with a contract to deliver a thruster package for an energy subsea construction vessel (ESCV) it is building for REM Offshore. Brunvoll will deliver a thruster package consisting of two propulsion azimuth thrusters, two retractable azimuth

about 2 years ago