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Fugro to start geophysical surveys at 2 GW Scottish offshore wind farm site
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Fugro to start geophysical surveys at 2 GW Scottish offshore wind farm site

Fugro is scheduled to start geophysical surveys later this month at a site in the Outer Moray Firth, Scotland, where Ocean Winds plans to build its 2 GW Caledonia offshore wind farm. The work, to be carried out within the wind turbine array site, will be conducted by the vessels Fugro Pioneer and Ko

about 8 months ago
AH Skandi Skansen; Source: DOF Group
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More work in North Sea and Australia for DOF vessel duo

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Norwegian vessel owner DOF Group has secured a new deal in the North Sea for an anchor handling (AH) vessel and prolonged an existing assignment for a platform supply vessel (PSV) off the coast of Australia.

about 8 months ago
Chevron selects Subsea7 for Mediterranean offshore work planned in 2028
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Chevron selects Subsea7 for Mediterranean offshore work planned in 2028

U.S. oil & gas company Chevron has awarded Subsea7 with yet another contract, this time for subsea installation activities in the Mediterranean Sea. Subsea7 reported on February 9 that it had been tasked with the transport and installation of approximately 17 kilometers of subsea flowlines and umbil

about 8 months ago
Saipem’s underwater drone wraps up another autonomous mission
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Saipem’s underwater drone wraps up another autonomous mission

Saipem’s first resident underwater intervention drone (UID) has performed another autonomous mission as part of a ten-year contract signed in 2019 with Equinor, said to be the first global service agreement for underwater drones in the offshore energy sector. Hydrone-R performed the autonomous surve

about 8 months ago
Mystery clients book two Solstad construction support vessels
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Mystery clients book two Solstad construction support vessels

Norwegian offshore shipping company Solstad has entered into two letters of intent (LoIs) for two of its construction support vessels (CSVs). Solstad Maritime signed a LoI with an international subsea contractor for Normand Navigator, with the contract to start in the second quarter of the year and

about 8 months ago
Nexans Electra sports its major systems
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Nexans Electra sports its major systems

Major systems have been installed, powered and progressively brought online on board Nexans’ new cable-laying vessel (CLV) Nexans Electra, the French cable systems designer and manufacturer reported. Based on the ST-297 CLV design by Skipsteknisk, Nexans Electra, ordered as the second vessel by Nexa

about 8 months ago
Dorian LPG takes over newbuild dual-fuel LPG and ammonia gas carrier
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StreamTec and Worley team up on GW-scale North Sea hydrogen pipeline

Switzerland-based StreamTec Solutions has joined Worley in the execution team for an offshore pipeline that will connect green hydrogen obtained in the North Sea with the European mainland and onshore hydrogen infrastructure. The gigawatt-scale AquaDuctus hydrogen pipeline to be located in the Germa

about 8 months ago
MacGregor subsea crane for South Korean floating wind construction vessel
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MacGregor subsea crane for South Korean floating wind construction vessel

MacGregor will supply a 400-ton active heave compensated (AHC) subsea crane for a new floating wind construction vessel (FWCV) that Jiangsu Dajin Heavy Industry is building in China for the South Korean company HANA Shipping. MacGregor is scheduled to deliver the crane at the end of 2027, with the v

about 8 months ago
North Sea gas wells ready for CO2 storage as part of Dutch Porthos project
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North Sea gas wells ready for CO2 storage as part of Dutch Porthos project

Four North Sea gas production wells have officially been converted to CO2 injection wells as part of the Port of Rotterdam CO2 Transport Hub and Offshore Storage (Porthos) project in the Netherlands, marking their readiness for CO2 injection, expected in autumn. This first large-scale CO2 transport

about 8 months ago
Fugro’s jack-up platform starts surveys for Western Isles subsea link
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Fugro’s jack-up platform starts surveys for Western Isles subsea link

Dutch Fugro has commenced integrated site investigations for a power transmission link that will connect the Scottish Western Isles to the UK national electricity transmission network for the first time. Fugro is carrying out nearshore surveys for SSEN Transmission’s 1.8 GW Western Isles high-voltag

about 8 months ago
Work begins on 203-kilometer Scottish HVDC transmission link
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Work begins on 203-kilometer Scottish HVDC transmission link

Both onshore and offshore enabling works have commenced for the development of the 2 GW Spittal to Peterhead subsea cable link project in Scotland, which will support national clean power and energy security ambitions. The 203-kilometer high-voltage direct current (HVDC) link will connect the Bannis

about 8 months ago
Two final bids in the run for Denmark’s €3.84 billion carbon capture and storage fund
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Two final bids in the run for Denmark’s €3.84 billion carbon capture and storage fund

The Danish Energy Agency has received two final bids for the DKK 28.7 billion (around €3.84 billion) fund for carbon capture and storage (CCS) aimed at helping the country reach its climate goals. Sixteen projects applied to be prequalified for this third CCS pool, of which ten were prequalified in

about 8 months ago
Recently converted seismic source vessel begins sea trials (Video)
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Recently converted seismic source vessel begins sea trials (Video)

A 2010-built seismic source vessel owned by Norway’s Sanco Shipping, recently converted from a seismic research vessel, is performing its sea trials ahead of delivery. Sanco Shipping purchased Sanco Sailor in July 2025, at the time named PGS Apollo, after which the 106.6-meter-long vessel set sail d

about 8 months ago
Germany acquiring stake in TenneT for €3.3 billion
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Germany acquiring stake in TenneT for €3.3 billion

TenneT Holding has reached an agreement with Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) on behalf of the German State to sell a 25.1% equity interest in TenneT Germany for approximately €3.3 billion. The agreement with the German State was reached some four months after three major institutional investors

about 8 months ago