Jadestone Energy has reported damage at the Stag oil field offshore Western Australia after Cyclone Narelle forced a shutdown, with repairs and restart planning now under way.
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Japanese companies advanced a hydrogen-fuelled engine programme for large ships after a full-scale two-stroke test achieved more than 95% co-firing at full load. The engine is due for delivery in January 2027.
Carbon Destroyer 1 has completed North Sea sea trials and is moving into final preparations before entering shuttle service for Denmark’s offshore CO₂ storage project.
Hornsea 3 foundation installation is due to start in April as Cadeler’s Wind Ally and Wind Orca and the SOV Esvagt Froude mobilise from Dutch and UK ports for the next phase of Ørsted’s offshore wind project.
Schoeller Holdings has ordered two 32,000 dwt multipurpose heavy-lift vessels at CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding, extending a shipbuilding relationship in China that dates back to 2008.
Prime Energy confirmed a major gas result at Camago-3 offshore Palawan, adding to Malampaya volumes and supporting future domestic gas supply in the Philippines.
PV Drilling has completed the reactivation of PV DRILLING IX, with the jack-up rig set to begin commercial work in April 2026 as demand strengthens in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Hanwha Ocean is strengthening partnerships with Canadian companies to improve its position in the CPSP bid, where local industrial contribution is a key evaluation item.
Damen Shipyards Group has delivered the second of four CF 3850 vessels to Reederei Bernd Sibum, with the series featuring hybrid propulsion, shore power capability and additional fuel-saving technology backed by German government support.
