ABL will support Allseas’ single-lift removal of Equinor’s Statfjord A topside, with Pioneering Spirit’s lifting capacity upgraded to 60,000 tonnes for the North Sea decommissioning project.

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Saipem awards SCA $20 million offshore cable contract for Caspian project
Subsea Cable Assets has secured its first contract, an approximately $20 million award from Saipem covering cable transportation and handling services for a major offshore energy project in the Caspian region.
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Greenland Energy extends Jameson Land exploration well deadlines to 2028
Greenland Energy Company and 80 Mile have extended the deadlines for two Jameson Land exploration wells through 2028 as permitting work advances for the East Greenland drilling program.
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Eni awarded deepwater exploration block in Indonesia’s Kutei basin
Eni has secured a 100% interest in the deepwater Sapukala exploration block in Indonesia’s Kutei basin, adding acreage near its existing portfolio and the North Hub gas discoveries.
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SLB to deliver more than 450 wells for Aramco under three-year contracts
SLB has won four three-year contracts from Aramco to provide integrated well construction services for more than 450 oil and gas wells across Saudi Arabia, with options for two-year extensions.
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CRC Evans opens expanded pipeline welding, coating facility in UK
CRC Evans has opened a 90,000-sq-ft welding and protective coating facility in the UK, doubling its Burnley operations and expanding capabilities for pipeline and deepwater energy projects.
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TotalEnergies takes FID on Ima gas field offshore Nigeria
TotalEnergies and AMNI have taken FID on Nigeria’s offshore Ima gas development, targeting 350 MMcfd of production from 2028 to supply the expanding Nigeria LNG plant.
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SLB wins OQEP contract for 548,000-bpd Bisat field expansion in Oman
SLB has won an OQEP contract to expand the Bisat-B production facility in Oman to 548,000 bpd of gross fluids handling capacity, with completion targeted within 19 months.
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OSRL launches subsea well control system for shallow-water operations
OSRL has launched a shallow-water well control system that enables capping stacks to be deployed from outside hazardous surface areas and landed on subsea wells in water depths from 75 to 600 meters.
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North Sea oil and gas decline threatens 115,000-job workforce, report says
The UK risks losing skilled North Sea oil and gas workers before new energy industries can absorb them, a Taskforce warns, calling for earlier tax reform to protect investment and industrial capacity.
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