Taihan Cable & Solution has won a turnkey contract for the supply and installation of inter-array cables at the 532 MW Anma offshore wind farm in South Korea. The contract, valued at approximately ₩181.6 billion (about €113 million), is planned to run until the end of 2028. Under the contract, Taiha
Malaysian oil and gas services provider formerly known as Sapura Energy has rebranded, marking the start of a strategic transformation aimed at restoring financial and operational strength.
Marinus Link, a 1.5 GW, 345-kilometer power interconnector project in Australia, has reached the final investment decision (FID) to proceed with the project’s first stage. The project, to be built in two 750 MW stages, will link North West Tasmania and the Latrobe Valley in Victoria, with 255 kilome
U.S. subsea engineering and applied technology firm Oceaneering International has upgraded its 77-meter-long research vessel, launched in 2000, to perform simultaneous autonomous survey operations. Ocean Intervention II, purpose-built for geophysical and geotechnical surveys, underwent upgrades in e
INPEX Masela, a subsidiary of Japan’s INPEX, has started front end engineering and design (FEED) work at the liquefied natural gas (LNG) project it operates in Indonesia’s Masela block.
Norwegian shipping company Solstad Offshore has secured another contract with Brazilian oil & gas company Petrobras for a construction support vessel (CSV). The CSV Normand Commander will be on a bareboat contract from the vessel owner Solstad Maritime (SOMA) to Solstad Offshore, who holds the contr
France’s cable systems designer and manufacturer, Nexans, has partnered with Crowley Wind Services to develop and operate a Jones Act-compliant cable lay barge, aiming to support subsea transmission work for offshore wind and other industries across the U.S.. The 300-foot barge, flagged and crewed i
Norway’s oil and gas company OKEA is getting ready to welcome a drilling rig managed by Odfjell Drilling to the location of its North Sea tie-back project, where drilling activities are set to kick off next week.
The Northern Lights joint venture (JV) has taken delivery of nine new CO2 storage tanks at its Øygarden site in Norway, marking a key step in the development of Phase 2 of the project. The tanks were safely unloaded with support from Equinor, acting as the project’s technical service provider (TSP),
Hunting Subsea Technologies, the Texas-based subsidiary of London-headquartered precision engineering group Hunting, has provided the connections for the floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) to be deployed at a field offshore Guyana being developed by U.S energy giant ExxonMobil.
The Netherlands-headquartered Fugro has secured a series of contracts for offshore and onshore site surveys in the United Arab Emirates, supporting two of the country’s largest energy field development programs. Work is set to begin in August 2025. The scope includes geophysical and geotechnical inv
Aquaterra Energy, a UK-headquartered offshore energy engineering solutions provider, has secured a two-year extension to its offshore analysis services contract in Egypt, supporting what is described as a “major” operator’s subsea well campaigns. Under the initial contract awarded in 2023, the UK-ba
ZTT Submarine Cable & System (ZTTSC) has secured a 500 kV submarine cable contract for Shenzhen Energy’s 500 MW Honghai Bay VI offshore wind project in China. The engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) contract encompasses 94 kilometers of 500 kV 3-core HVAC submarine cables
IKM Testing UK, a company within the IKM Group, has appointed Barry Summers as its new Regional Director, following the retirement of Mark Rasmusen. The move comes as the company reports £23 million (approximately €26,5 million) in new contract awards during the first half of 2025, just 14% short of
