BigLift Shipping has completed 10 heavy lift voyages for Canada’s Ridley Island Energy Export Facility, delivering marine piles, jetty modules, equipment, and other project cargo.
South Korea is moving to extend offshore wind fixed-price contracts from 20 to 25 years, giving operators more time to recover investment and potentially offer lower electricity prices.
HMDC has opened a root-cause investigation after falling casing injured a worker on the Hibernia platform. C-NLOER is monitoring the company’s response to the incident.
INEOS has received a 6,920-tonne Project ONE module in Antwerp aboard Ji Xu Xiang 88 after months of disruption linked to the Strait of Hormuz.
BC Ventures has acquired five jack-up rigs in Mexico for $287 million, increasing Borr Drilling’s owned and jointly owned fleet to 34 rigs.
Samsung Heavy Industries and Sargent & Lundy have signed an MOU to develop a standardized FSMR platform capable of accommodating different reactor technologies.
TGS has secured a deep-water OBN contract in the AMME region. A crew will mobilize in Q4 2026 for an approximately 100-day project, while the contract will extend into 2027.
The Crown Estate has opened a new tender for the 1.5 GW Morgan offshore wind project after its previous lease was returned. Development rights are due to be awarded by the end of 2026.
The Republic of Korea and the United States opened KUSPC in Washington, D.C., alongside 15 agreements covering shipyards, supply chains, workforce training and joint R&D.
