Finalists revealed for 2017 British subsea awards
Industry body Subsea UK has today (Wednesday 14th December) announced the finalists who are in the running to triumph at its 2017 business awards.
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Industry body Subsea UK has today (Wednesday 14th December) announced the finalists who are in the running to triumph at its 2017 business awards.
Shell has started oil production from the Malikai Tension-Leg Platform (TLP), located 100 km off the coast of the Malaysian state of Sabah.
The company is to undertake a study of potential impacts associated with rock dumping during the decommissioning of oil and gas infrastructure on mobile sandbanks.
The agreement will see the company acquire a 50% operated interest in UKCS Licence P.2243 from Zennor North Sea.
The companies have agreed to amend the existing long-term contracts on three ultra-deepwater drillships. In the current, challenging environment for offshore exploration and production projects, the agreements offer benefits for both parties.
PT RINA Indonesia, in consortium with PT Depriwangga, has been awarded two contracts to provide Quality Assurance services for offshore and onshore projects in Indonesia.
The appointment remains subject to the approval of the Oil and Gas Authority.
The company has submitted the Blythe Field Development Plan in draft format to the Oil and Gas Authority.
The company has provided an update on plans to recommence production drilling at the Goudron Field in Trinidad following confirmation of the refinancing of the company's loan facility.
The contract, with work being undertaken in 2018 by one of the Company’s key installation vessels, is designed to further enhance inter oilfield communication networks in the North Sea.