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Vestdavit to supply boat-handling system for Nexans cable-layer

Vestdavit has been contracted to equip Nexans’s cable-layer Nexans Aurora with a multi-boat handling system for its mission bays.

Gazprom Management Committee reviews progress of Nord Stream 2 project

The Gazprom Management Committee reviewed the progress of the Nord Stream 2 project

Subsea Innovation Bags Two Contracts with Royal IHC

Subsea Innovation, the supplier engineered equipment and technology used in the installation of subsea equipment for the offshore oil and gas

BHGE Launches New Subsea Technologies, Approach

Baker Hughes, a GE company has released a suite of lightweight, modular technologies as part of a new subsea development approach it believes has potential to improve the economics of offshore projects and unlock more oil reserves.

Shell Taps McDermott For Subsea Work At GoM’s Great White Frio

Royal Dutch Shell subsidiary Shell Exploration and Production Co. has selected McDermott International Inc. for new subsea umbilical and flowline installation at the Great White Frio development

Subsea7 Upgrades BWTS at Optimarin

An Optimarin Ballast System (OBS) installed on Seven Pacific, a Subsea7 vessel, in 2015 has been upgraded to meet the ballast water treatment system (BWTS) requirements of the United States Coast Guard (USCG).

Four subsea wells planned for Tortue Phase 2 offshore Gabon

BW Offshore has taken an investment decision for the Tortue Phase 2 project offshore Gabon following successful appraisal drilling on the western flank of the Tortue field.

Johan Castberg Topside Construction Begins

Norwegian minister of petroleum and energy Kjell-Børge Freiberg cut the first sheet for the topside of the Johan Castberg floating production

Enpro Subsea, Kosmos Energy to Deploy FAM Technology in Gulf of Mexico

Enpro Subsea announced that it has reached a MSA with Kosmos Energy aimed at providing enhanced subsea architecture and smart standardization via Enpro's patented FAM technology.

Subsea 7 reports high vessel utilisation in Q3 results

Sutton, UK-based Subsea 7 reported an active vessel utilisation rate of 89% in its Q3 results presentation on 8 November, up 11% from Q3 2017 and the highest level since 2014.

Shell submits draft decommissioning plan for North Sea Goldeneye field

Shell U.K. will remove the Goldeneye platform in the UK central North Sea and some of the subsea infrastructure, subject to approval by Britain’s regulator.

Norway, Newfoundland & Labrador Keep Arctic Exploration Alive

Some energy companies chasing potential hydrocarbon bounties in a region commonly known for its harsh environment,

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