Ampelmann reaches personnel transfer milestone in Nigeria
The offshore access provider has overseen more than 10 000 safe personnel transfers for Mobil Production Nigeria on the Jascon-55 vessel since January 2019.
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The offshore access provider has overseen more than 10 000 safe personnel transfers for Mobil Production Nigeria on the Jascon-55 vessel since January 2019.
ExxonMobil's reported divestment of its Norwegian upstream portfolio "doesn't come as a surprise" according to Wood Mackenzie.
The announcement sees Can-K’s Electro Submersible Twin-Screw Multiphase (ESTSP) pump technology being combined with Enpro’s Flow Access Modules (FAM) technology to create a retrievable subsea pumping solution targeted primarily at individual wells.
The company's recently published North America Watch attributes the growth in output to increasing rig productivity and efficiency gains in areas outside of the Bakken core.
The first contract is for FEED services for the GRAND project while the second relates to the Kollsnes MEG Upgrade project.
Wison Offshore Technology, Inc. (WOT) has recently finalised the acquisition of all interests in a technology concern incorporated in 2011 as a joint venture (JV) between Horton Wison Deepwater (HWD, predecessor to WOT) and General Marine Contractors, LLC (GMC).
The most prospective basins for new discoveries and undeveloped gas resources in Malaysia are in offshore Sarawak, which Wood Mackenzie estimates has 17 trillion ft3 of discovered and undeveloped gas that is commercially viable.
The workshop in Juba, South Sudan, will focus on domestic capacity building amongst South Sudanese companies across the oil value chain, and focus on training executives on securing contracts within the local oil and gas sector.
Following the completion of the transaction, Braemar will be the largest shareholder in AqualisBraemar with an initial shareholding of approximately 26%, potentially increasing to 33% depending on business performance.
The company’s latest research reveals that the combined upstream investment in Africa from CNPC, Sinopec and CNOOC will be just over US$15 billion between 2019 and 2023.
Penspen currently provides asset integrity services to a number of clients in the region,
CGG will perform high-end time and depth imaging of massive volumes of very high-spec data from what is believed to be the world’s largest ocean-bottom node (OBN) seismic survey to date.