OEG will deploy synchronised generators aboard a jack-up vessel for converter station commissioning and separate 150 kVA units with 3,000-litre fuel tanks for turbine installation and commissioning.
Pertamina and Medco will acquire 10% interests in different PSCs covering producing fields, the North Hub and South Hub developments and Geliga, with government and regulatory clearance still needed.
DOF will deploy a construction support vessel in Q1 2027 to remove subsea infrastructure and clear the seabed across several offshore fields, with engineering and disposal also included in the contract.
Staffordshire will use batteries as its main power source, with outfitting and battery installation still to follow at Armon Shipyard before delivery and a formal naming ceremony planned for 2027.
Ørsted expects the deal for the 172 MW UK wind farm to close in November, subject to closing conditions, and plans to assess options for its later operating years, including a possible lifetime extension.
Galdor Exploration will gain access to TGS data and technology, including its Seismic Foundation Model, to assess prospects on the Norwegian Continental Shelf and across the wider North Sea.
EDF takes the lead on Five Estuaries, a UK project approved for up to 79 turbines, as RWE plans to direct funds from the disposal towards offshore developments that have already secured consent.
Mellitah’s turnkey package covers well connections, export pipelines and a CO2 injection network, with EPIC work expected to begin by the third quarter of 2027 and installation to proceed in two phases.
CNOOC has completed the main structure of its Dongfang 1-1 CO2 injection platform in Qingdao. Pre-shipment commissioning is under way, while the nearly 8,000-tonne jacket is installed offshore.
