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Equinor places order for all-electric subsea production system with OneSubsea

OneSubsea, a joint venture backed by SLB, Aker Solutions and Subsea7, has secured an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract by Norwegian state-owned energy company Equinor to deliver an all-electric subsea production system (SPS) for the Fram Sør field offshore Norway. The award fo

about 1 year ago

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VARD takes on conversion job for 2010-built seismic vessel

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Norway’s VARD is set to perform an extensive conversion of a seismic research vessel into a seismic source vessel for compatriot company Sanco Shipping. Following Sanco Shipping’s takeover of the PGS Apollo, now renamed Sanco Sailor, on July 31, the vessel sailed directly to Vard Langsten. VARD said

about 1 year ago

World-first third party CO2 storage facility begins operating with first injection completed

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World’s first third-party CO2 storage facility begins operating as first injection takes place

Joint venture partners Equinor, Shell and TotalEnergies have injected and stored the first CO2 volumes at the Northern Lights CO2 project in the Norwegian North Sea, marking the start of operations of what is said to be the world’s first third-party CO2 transport and storage facility. The first CO2

about 1 year ago

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UK National Grid awards €14 billion in last round of supply chain framework awards

The UK National Grid has completed the award of its high-voltage direct current (HVDC) civil works supply chain framework, with £12 billion (around €13.9 billion) worth of agreements confirmed, marking the third and final stage of its £59 billion supply chain framework awards. The HVDC supply chain

about 1 year ago

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Semco Maritime’s investment in start-up to help bring USV tech to market

Semco Maritime, a Danish engineering and contracting company operating in the conventional energy sector and offshore wind, has partnered up with London-headquartered start-up Stormborn to help bring unmanned surface vessel (USV) technology to market. Semco Maritime announced that it had made an inv

about 1 year ago

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Hollandse Kust West Beta cable tests completed

The Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) for the Hollandse Kust West Beta cables have been completed in the Dutch North Sea. The substation will connect the OranjeWind offshore wind farm, developed by RWE and TotalEnergies, to the onshore electricity grid. The testing of two 220 kV export cable systems for p

about 1 year ago

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Kent buys decommissioning services firm in bid to become full-service energy provider

As part of its goal to become a full-service partner across the energy lifecycle, Dubai-headquartered engineering and services company Kent has signed a binding agreement to acquire Exceed (XCD) Holdings Limited, a Scottish provider of well management, subsurface and decommissioning engineering serv

about 1 year ago

Strohm supports gas production at Malaysian deepwater field with delivery of TCP jumpers

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Strohm’s TCP jumpers make their way to Malaysian deepwater sector

Dutch thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) producer Strohm has secured a contract for the supply of four TCP jumpers for a deepwater field in Malaysia. According to Strohm, the contract was awarded via Dynamic Ocean Sdn Bhd (DOSB), which holds the required license to operate in Malaysia on its behalf,

about 1 year ago

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USV in action for TotalEnergies offshore Norway

Norway’s Reach Subsea has performed a subsea inspection campaign at TotalEnergies’ fields on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) using its Reach Remote 1 uncrewed surface vessel (USV). The annual inspection of subsea production systems and Xmas trees also included integrity checks, assessment of a

about 1 year ago

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CSL unveils hybrid self-unloader for offshore projects in Europe

Canadian shipping company Canada Steam Ship Lines (CSL) has deployed its newest addition to the fleet, MV CSL Flexvik, an 18,003 dwt hybrid self-loading/unloading vessel.

about 1 year ago

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Argeo’s bankruptcy estate sells three ‘core’ technologies to Kongsberg Discovery

Norway’s Kongsberg Discovery, Kongsberg Gruppen’s business area for robotics and sensor technology, is set to acquire active and passive electromagnetic sensing capabilities from Argeo’s bankruptcy estate. To remind, it was reported on July 7 that Norwegian subsea services provider Argeo and its Nor

about 1 year ago

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Cable route construction starts on UK’s subsea green electricity superhighway

Construction has started on the cable route for Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2), a subsea link said to be the UK’s largest-ever electricity transmission project and the longest high voltage direct current (HVDC) cable in the country. Developed by a joint venture of SSEN Transmission and National Grid El

about 1 year ago

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Boskalis kicks off boulder clearance work offshore Poland

The next stage of seabed preparation for the construction of the 1.5 GW Baltica 2 offshore wind farm has begun with the arrival of Boskalis’ BOKA Falcon vessel in Polish waters. The task of BOKA Falcon, equipped with two plows, T-Rex and Megalodon, will be to remove large boulders along the planned

about 1 year ago

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Step forward for Eni’s co-control stake sale in CCUS business

Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), an infrastructure investor part of BlackRock, has entered into a definitive agreement with Italy’s energy giant Eni for the acquisition of a co-control 49.99% interest in the latter’s carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) business. The partners in May

about 1 year ago