SundaGas, Finder Move to Share Rig in Timor-Leste
8, April 2026
SundaGas Banda Unipessoal and Finder Timor-Leste have signed an LOI to pursue a shared rig for offshore drilling campaigns in Timor-Leste.
Blogs forApril 8th, 2026
Subsea 7, PETRONAS, SIA Sign Suriname Framework
8, April 2026
Subsea 7 S.A., PETRONAS Suriname E&P B.V., and the Subsea Integration Alliance have signed a long-term framework for offshore developments in Suriname.
China’s Deepest Offshore Wind Farm Fully Online
8, April 2026
China Huaneng Group has commissioned the 504 MW Shandong Peninsula North project, now China’s deepest commercial offshore wind farm.
Novatek Sets Up Shipbuilding Unit
8, April 2026
Novatek has created Severny Inzhiniring, a shipbuilding subsidiary for ice-class LNG carriers and condensate tankers, as foreign yard access remains restricted.
Foreign Firms Exit Korea Offshore Wind
8, April 2026
Foreign developers are leaving Korea’s offshore wind sector as delays, rising costs, and weak returns slow projects and shift attention to government-led development.
Japan and South Korea Report New Progress in Ship Autonomy
8, April 2026
Japan and South Korea reported new milestones in autonomous ship development, with Genbu receiving full autonomous notation and HiNAS Control gaining Type Approval.
Huarui Long Sets Asian FPSO Transport Record
8, April 2026
Huarui Long transported a 52,033-tonnes FPSO from Singapore to Denmark, setting a new Asian record for the heaviest single cargo moved by sea.
Masirah Plans May Drilling Start at Yumna Field
8, April 2026
Masirah Oil expects to start drilling three development wells at the offshore Yumna field in Block 50 Oman in May.
Jan De Nul Launches Second Cable-Laying Vessel
8, April 2026
Jan De Nul has launched William Thomson, its second cable-laying vessel. The 215 m ship will support large-scale subsea cable projects, including TenneT’s 2 GW offshore grid programme.
