Worley Rosenberg to Produce 34 Subsea Structures for Equinor’s Field
Worley Rosenberg’s EPC centre in Norway has secured a Subsea 7 contract to fabricate 34 subsea structures for Equinor’s Fram Sør development in the northern North Sea. Steel cutting begins next month at the Stavanger yard, with peak staffing of more than 80 engineers and fabricators. The structures – pipeline end manifolds, terminations and pig launch/receive units – are slated for delivery in the first half of 2027, supporting an initial 12‑well layout and future expansion. The project integrates with existing Fram and Troll infrastructure, using power‑from‑shore and established oil‑and‑gas pipelines.
African Oil & Gas Block’s Farm-Out One Approval Shy of Completion
Europa Oil & Gas announced that its associate Antler Global secured approval from Equatorial Guinea's Ministry for Mining and Hydrocarbons to complete a farm‑out of the EG‑08 block to Beijing‑based Fuhai Energy. The deal still requires overseas direct investment (ODI)...
Spanish Floating Solar Platform Hits the Water Ahead of Open Sea Trials
Spanish engineering firm BlueNewables has floated its first PV‑bos platform, named Paiporta, at the San Enrique shipyard in Vigo. The modular system pairs bifacial solar panels with containerised inverters and uses seawater as a natural refrigerant to boost efficiency. After commissioning...
KN Energies Picks up Job on European FSRU Project
Lithuania‑based LNG terminal operator KN Energies has secured a commercial and operational advisory contract with Poland’s gas transmission system operator Gaz‑System for a new floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) in the Gulf of Gdańsk. The FSRU, slated for commissioning...
LNG Pact Enables Greek FSRU to Boost Southeast Europe’s Gas Supply Diversification
Mercuria and Motor Oil Hellas have signed an MOU to secure long‑term LNG deliveries through the Dioriga Gas floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) in Greece’s Saronic Gulf. The FSRU, developed by MOH’s subsidiary Dioriga Gas, will provide regasification capacity for both...
Eastern Green Link 2 Gives Back as Second Round of Community Fund Opens
The Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2) project, a 2 GW HVDC subsea cable linking Peterhead, Scotland to Drax, Yorkshire, has opened its second round of community funding. The fund totals £2.16 million (about $2.8 million), with over £400,000 (roughly $512,000) earmarked for local initiatives...
Australian Gas Reservation Draft Raises the Alarm over Export Reliability
Australian Energy Producers warned that the government’s draft domestic gas reservation framework could force LNG exporters to allocate 20% of their output to the domestic market, jeopardising up to 60% of east‑coast supply. The chief executive, Samantha McCulloch, said the...
RWE to Carry Out Pre-Installation Survey at Vanguard West OWF Site
RWE will launch a pre‑installation survey at its 1.4 GW Vanguard West offshore wind farm, mobilising the survey vessel Breaker around June 15 for a one‑month campaign from Den Helder. The project secured contracts‑for‑difference in the UK’s seventh CfD round and partnered...
All Inter-Array Cables at Ørsted’s New Offshore Wind Farm in Taiwan Installed and Energized
Ørsted has completed installation and energisation of all inter‑array cables at Taiwan’s Greater Changhua 2b and 4 offshore wind farms, linking the 42 turbines of phase 2 to Taipower’s grid. The 920 MW complex, featuring 66 Siemens Gamesa 14‑MW turbines with 115‑metre blades, is now generating...
French Firm Enters Deal for Bioenergy with CCS Projects in Brazil
French tubular solutions provider Vallourec and Brazil’s Syngular Solutions have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop bioenergy‑with‑carbon‑capture (BECCS) and broader CCUS projects in Brazil. The deal pairs Syngular’s expertise in geological storage assessment with Vallourec’s industrial tube technology, aiming...
Contract with Shell’s JV Marks Strohm’s Entry Into Egypt
Dutch thermoplastic composite pipe maker Strohm has won its first contract in Egypt, supplying a 2,000‑meter carbon‑fibre and PA12 flowline for Burullus Gas Company’s West Delta Deep Marine project. The line, rated for 5,000 psi and built to DNV‑ST‑F119 standards, will...
QatarEnergy Broadens Its Oil & Gas Footprint in Uruguay and Eastern Mediterranean
QatarEnergy has acquired stakes in three offshore Uruguay exploration blocks from Shell’s BG International, taking an 18% interest in OFF‑4 and 30% interests in OFF‑2 and OFF‑7. The blocks cover 11,155‑18,227 km² and water depths from 40 to 4,000 m, marking QatarEnergy’s...
More Gas for UK: North Sea Wind-Powered Platform Back Online After Five-Year Hiatus
Perenco UK has revived the Davy gas field in the Southern North Sea after a five‑year shutdown, delivering roughly 14 million standard cubic feet of gas per day to the Bacton terminal. The restart follows a comprehensive upgrade that simplified the...
Subsea7 Clinches Multimillion-Dollar Deal for Norwegian Gas Export Project
Subsea7 secured a contract valued between $150 million and $300 million with Norway’s Vår Energi to deliver the Goliat gas export project in the Barents Sea. The scope covers engineering, procurement, construction and installation of a 12.7‑kilometre, 10‑inch carbon‑steel subsea pipeline linking the...
Hong Kong Firm Targets More Green Methanol From China
Venture Energy, a Hong Kong‑based clean‑fuel trader, has signed a memorandum of understanding with CSSC Science & Technology and China Shipbuilding Trading Co. to establish a long‑term off‑take framework for green methanol. The partnership will expand cooperation across production, procurement,...