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Greek firm unveils its ‘most advanced’ jet-trenching vehicle

Greece-based Asso.subsea has developed what is said to be the company’s most advanced jetting remotely operated vehicle (ROV) for post-lay burial operations. The AssoJet III Mk2 is a newly built jetting vehicle for cohesionless soil, based on full in-house design. Equipped with over 1.5 MW of availa

about 3 years ago

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BlueFloat, Renantis award surveys contract for floating wind sites offshore Scotland

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Acteon Geo-services brands, TerraSond and Benthic, have been awarded a combined geophysical and geotechnical survey by the BlueFloat Energy and Renantis partnership for its Bellrock and Broadshore offshore wind farms, located northeast of Aberdeen, Scotland. The geophysical scope will involve using

about 3 years ago

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CRP Subsea wins contract for Middle East submarine HVDC project

England-based CRP Subsea, part of AIS, has secured a contract to deliver cable protection services for an HVDC submarine cable project offshore United Arab Emirates in the Arabian Gulf. More than 6 kilometers of Uraduct will be used at the cable crossings and platform approaches on the HVDC system,

about 3 years ago

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First temporary CO2 storage tank placed for Northern Lights CCS project

Northern Lights, a joint venture (JV) of energy majors Shell, Equinor and TotalEnergies developing an open and flexible infrastructure to safely store CO2 from industries across Europe, is making progress with the installation of the first temporary CO2 storage tank. This milestone was announced on

about 3 years ago

Subsea

Seabed surveys start for 2 GW ScotWind offshore wind projects

Thistle Wind Partners (TWP) has launched seabed surveys for its 1 GW Ayre floating offshore wind farm and the 1 GW Bowdun offshore wind farm in Scotland. G-tec is leading the first phase of the work, which is the geophysical surveying of the seabed at both sites, in leasing zones NE2 and E3, from Ma

about 3 years ago

Keel laying held for new Prysmian cable-layer

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Keel laid for Prysmian’s new cable-laying vessel

Prysmian and Vard have held the keel-laying ceremony for Prysmian’s new 171-meter cable-laying vessel which is set to start commercial operations by April 2025. The new vessel is identical to the Leonardo da Vinci, which was designed with input from Prysmian’s technicians and engineers. Prysmian exe

about 3 years ago

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Subsea Technology & Rentals targets stronger APAC presence with new facility

Subsea Technology and Rentals (STR) has made an investment into new premises in Singapore, triple the size of the previous facility, as part of the goal to strengthen its presence in the APAC region. STR has moved to a larger 10,000 square feet facility, three times the size of its previous premises

about 3 years ago

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Modus Subsea Services gets £5 million term loan

UK’s Modus Subsea Services has secured a £5 million term loan from advisory and investment firm Gordon Brothers for the development of solutions. Modus said it had used the loan for refinancing with existing lenders and to assist in developing best-in-class solutions for clients globally. The UK fir

about 3 years ago

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European Commission taps Hellenic Cables for floating wind pilot project

Greek cable manufacturer Hellenic Cables has been selected by the European Commission to take part in delivering the Infinite project aimed at accelerating industrial-scale floating wind. The Infinite project includes the deployment and testing of a 4.8 MW floating wind pilot system at a 100-meter w

about 3 years ago

Subsea

Cable stabilisation work to start at two Ørsted offshore wind farms in UK

Rock placement operations are set to start this month at Walney 1 & 2 and West of Duddon Sands offshore wind farms in the UK to stabilise several sections of subsea cables at the wind farms, both owned by Ørsted. The work will be carried out by DEME’s DP2 fallpipe vessel Rollingstone. At West of Dud

about 3 years ago

Saipem 7000 semi-submersible crane vessel; Source: Saipem

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Fresh batch of offshore contracts brings Saipem $650 million

Saipem has been awarded three new offshore EPCI contracts and two FEED competition deals, totalling approximately $650 million.

about 3 years ago

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Ocean Installer and Baker Hughes join hands for integrated subsea engineering solution

Marine construction and operations contractor Ocean Installer and energy technology company Baker Hughes have formalized an alliance to deliver an integrated subsea engineering solution said to provide efficiencies from project appraisal through to operations. The new global agreement is expected to

about 3 years ago

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Olympic Subsea multipurpose vessel starts charter with James Fisher

James Fisher Subtech has signed a charter agreement with Olympic Subsea for the exclusive use and operation of the multipurpose offshore vessel Olympic Taurus. Olympic Taurus has already been mobilized for work from Montrose Port, Aberdeenshire, and fitted with a work-class remotely operated vehicle

about 3 years ago

Illustration; Source: Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)

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In focus: Net-zero future needs a jigsaw of solutions, with CCS acting as linchpin

Achieving a net-zero future is a challenging task for all countries around the globe. The problematic pieces of the energy transition jigsaw need to shrink as renewable energy sources continue to be explored, expanded and nurtured through new investments.

about 3 years ago