Boskalis’ semi-submersible Forte reached Alaska after transporting two floating jetties from China. The units were discharged for assembly into a cruise-ship floating jetty.
Russia failed to win an IMO Council seat after receiving only 47 votes at the 132nd Assembly, falling short of the 113 needed and ranking 22nd in the Category C ballot.
ADES has secured a two-year contract with Brunei Shell Petroleum for P&A work using the Compact Driller jack-up, following its acquisition of Shelf Drilling.
Russia awaits a crucial IMO vote as it seeks to regain its Category (a) council seat after losing it for 2024–25, amid stiff competition across all categories at the London assembly.
Cemre Shipyard has delivered NB1094 ESVAGT, the world’s first SOV powered by e-methanol and batteries, designed for Hornsea 2 operations with reduced emissions and modern offshore service capabilities.
OEUK warns the UK’s decision to keep the windfall tax could divert £50B of offshore investment, accelerate job losses, increase imports and weaken long-term North Sea energy security.
A new Seaspan-commissioned study shows SMRs could accelerate vessel schedules, cut operating costs by $68M annually, and expand cargo capacity on 15,000-TEU ships, with strong adoption potential by 2050.
McDermott announces completion of offshore transportation and installation of subsea infrastructure for the FaS pipelay and heavy lift project offshore Sarawak, recording more than one million safe work hours.
The ONE Henry Hudson returned to berth at the Port of Los Angeles after a 21 November fire was contained. Fire crews, longshore teams and salvage units began offloading and recovery operations.
