Jackdaw’s four-well platform connects to Shearwater through a subsea pipeline. Its jacket, topsides and pipeline are installed, and drilling was completed in early 2026, according to Adura.
The 390 MW Shinan-Wi development will use 26 turbines rated at 15 MW each, with Korean suppliers providing foundations, subsea cables and substations under a KRW 3.4 trillion project budget.
Petrobras’ P-82 FPSO departed Singapore for Brazil’s Búzios field on 18 October. The 225,000-bpd production unit is expected to begin operations in 2027 as the field’s tenth platform.
COOEC has begun hull assembly for the Kaiping cylindrical FPSO in Qingdao. The 182-section hull will form the central production and storage facility for a major deepwater oilfield development in the South China Sea.
Perenco UK combined well abandonment and subsea infrastructure removal in one campaign using Petrodec’s HAEVA jack-up, drawing on experience from earlier work at Gawain, Arthur and Davy.
Kumagai Gumi will assess construction and decommissioning methods at DemoSATH, while the partners use offshore measurements to improve monitoring and models for commercial floating wind developments.
NOC targets launch by the end of October, while Eni forecasts annual domestic gas supply of about 700 million standard cubic metres from facilities built to recover gas previously flared at Bouri.
Seaway7’s proposed scope covers foundation design, supply and installation plus inter-array cables for SSE’s 1.4 GW Scottish project, with a final investment decision targeted for 2027.
Vattenfall is marketing 200 MW of balancing reserve capacity from the 416 MW Veja Mate offshore wind farm after its prequalification in TenneT TSO’s German control area.
