Agalas orders advanced offshore cable layer
A 99-meter cable installation vessel on order for first quarter 2025 delivery from Sefine Shipyard in Turkey will have a number of advanced features. The vessel will be owned by Harstad, Norway,
A 99-meter cable installation vessel on order for first quarter 2025 delivery from Sefine Shipyard in Turkey will have a number of advanced features. The vessel will be owned by Harstad, Norway,
Equinor said today that it will postpone any further development of the Trollvind floating offshore wind farm initiative indefinitely. “This decision is based on several challenges facing the project, including technology availability,
Island Offshore, which is majority owned by the Chouest and Ulstein families, has secured two new years of LWI (light well intervention) work for Island Wellserver on the Norwegian continental shelf, with
The National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) has released a comprehensive study on global oil production emissions that reveals that the greenhouse gas intensity of U.S. oil production, particularly in the U.S. Gulf
Fincantieri’s Norwegian-based Vard subsidiary has booked an order from U.K. based Purus Wind for the design and construction of two battery-hybrid, methanol-ready CSOVs (commissioning service operation vessels). The agreement includes an option
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced the availability of the draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for two wind energy projects offshore New Jersey. If approved, the two projects could
Houston-headquartered C-Innovation (C-I), an affiliate of Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) and its family of companies, has completed its 46th well intervention in the Gulf of Mexico. C-I, a leading specialist in providing
New Bedford, Mass., based Vineyard Wind, which is building the first commercial-scale offshore wind energy project in the U.S.,15 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard, is to pilot deployment and and testing of
Greater Lafourche Port Commission (GLPC) executive director Chett Chiasson is hailing a recently signed Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with major players as “a game changer for the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.” The agreement,
Philip Luongo has joined New Orleans headquartered Harvey Gulf International Marine as executive vice president of sales, focusing on oil & gas, subsea, offshore wind, government and military contracts, and space exploration.