Guangzhou Shipyard International has started sea trials of a 71,000-tonne semi-submersible heavy transport vessel for COSCO Shipping, with testing scheduled to last approximately two weeks.
Valeura Energy has started offshore installation at the Wassana field in Thailand, approximately two months ahead of schedule. The new CPP is expected to deliver first oil in early Q2 2027.
Boskalis has reported 570,000 tonnes of subsea rock installed for Aker BP’s Skarv Satellite Project in Norway, with Rockpiper involved in offshore operations and challenging rock-loading conditions.
Gennaker’s OSS Zingst and OSS Darß offshore substations have departed the Netherlands for installation in the Baltic Sea. Their topsides and jackets will support 50Hertz’s 927 MW OST-6-1 grid connection.
Sarens has completed the load-out of floating dock sections weighing approximately 4,000 t each at Szczecin Shipyard in Poland, using 168 SPMT axle lines and six KAMAG K24ST power pack units.
Progeco Group will lead a consortium overseeing engineering, construction and commissioning for Azule Energy’s Greater PAJ offshore development in Angola under a five-year services contract.
Liverpool Bay CCS has installed the Douglas CCS platform, featuring a 1,885 t topside and 1,755 t jacket. The wider CO₂ transportation and storage network serving HyNet is approximately 50% complete.
HD Hyundai Marine Solution has agreed to acquire Goltens for approximately $247 million, adding repair facilities and technical staff while retaining the company’s independent operating structure.
Shell’s Crux offshore gas project in Australia is moving toward commissioning after platform installation, with first gas targeted for the second half of 2027 to supply the Prelude FLNG facility.
