The integrated development offshore Sarawak is expected to unlock more than 6.5 Tcf of gas resources and supply Malaysia LNG at a planned production plateau of around 10 billion cubic metres annually.
Wison New Energies has moved the Sakarya Phase 3 FPU into dry-dock hull assembly following earlier steel cutting and topsides fabrication. The unit is designed to export 25 million standard cubic metres of gas daily.
A $290 million bp service agreement in the Gulf of Mexico leads Valaris’ latest awards, with additional drillship and jackup contracts spanning Australia, Suriname, Egypt and the North Sea.
Acquired from DOF in May and delivered in July, the 11,000-tonne-class vessel can carry 7,000 tonnes of submarine cables and has completed installation work across 27 international projects.
New contracts for Deepwater Conqueror and Deepwater Proteus, an ONGC award in India and the approval of an Equinor agreement in Norway contributed to Transocean’s latest backlog additions.
Hornbeck plans to deploy a riser-based well intervention vessel, a multipurpose support vessel and Jones Act-compliant OSVs for Shell, with five-year commitments for the two principal vessels.
Lianson Fleet Group has acquired its first offshore heavy-lift vessel, to be renamed LFG Hercules. The 2024-built DP2 vessel has a 4,000-tonne main crane and accommodation for up to 160 people.
Cadeler’s Wind Mover is awaiting its first turbine load-out at Dundee, with offshore installation expected around 16 November and commissioning work scheduled through September 2027.
Searah has connected two subsea wells at Indonesia’s Maha field to the existing Jangkrik FPU through 12 km of flowlines, bringing a deepwater gas development into production 21 months after FID.
