Saipem has launched offshore installation activities for Suriname’s GranMorgu project, the country’s first major deepwater oil development targeted for production in 2028.
Dismantling work has begun on the grounded MSC Baltic III in Newfoundland as recovery teams prepare to remove and recycle the vessel in a multi-year operation.
The IMO and Oman have launched a phased evacuation plan for vessels and more than 11,000 seafarers stranded in the Persian Gulf region.
Germany’s BSH has proposed changes to North Sea offshore wind sites, auction schedules and grid connection routes under the 2025 site development plan.
Former CNOOC executive Yuan Guangyu has received a death sentence with a two-year reprieve after a Chinese court found he accepted more than 152 million yuan in bribes.
Scotland has awarded nearly GBP 1.7 million to three projects supporting offshore wind skills, including training hubs, engineering programmes and college courses.
Cooks, caterers and cleaning staff supporting Woodside Energy’s offshore facilities in Western Australia are preparing to vote on protected industrial action as negotiations with ESS continue.
Boskalis used BOKA Summit to tow the 55 m-high Irish Sea Pioneer to Blyth over seven days, applying 40 tonnes of towing line tension to avoid excessive forces on the towing gear.
