Saipem has secured a contract from GOE Petrol Sanayi to provide commissioning services for the Osman Gazi FPU at Türkiye’s deepwater Sakarya gas field in the Black Sea.

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McDermott wins $500–750 million subsea contract for Eni’s Cronos gas field
McDermott has won a substantial subsea contract from Eni for the Cronos gas field development offshore Cyprus, with the company classifying the award at between $500 million and $750 million.
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Tamarack Valley, Headwater to merge in $7.2-billion Canadian oil deal
Tamarack Valley Energy and Headwater Exploration will combine in a US$7.2-billion (C$10 billion) all-stock deal, creating a major Canadian oil producer with more than 80,000 boed of run-rate production and over 300 MMboe of 2P reserves.
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Saudi Arabia halts energy operations after Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia temporarily halted operations at several energy facilities after Houthi missile and drone attacks sparked fires in the kingdom’s south, escalating concerns over regional oil supplies as Brent approaches $100/bbl.
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Kistos enters Oman with acquisition of producing Blocks 3, 4
Kistos has taken ownership of producing Blocks 3 and 4 onshore Oman from Mitsui, marking its entry into the MENA region as its broader $148 million acquisition of three Oman blocks advances.
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ExxonMobil to take operatorship of Papua LNG as $14 billion project nears FID
ExxonMobil will take operatorship of the Papua LNG project as it moves toward FID, with design optimization and EPC rebidding cutting estimated development costs by nearly $4 billion to about $14 billion.
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Decom Engineering secures nine offshore mooring chain projects in 2026
Decom Engineering has secured nine mooring chain projects in 2026, with two-thirds supporting offshore installation campaigns as the company expands its cutting technology beyond decommissioning.
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Iran, U.S. escalate attacks on oil tankers as war drags on
Iran said it targeted three oil tankers and several U.S.-linked vessels in retaliation for American strikes on three Iranian crude tankers, marking a new escalation in the ongoing conflict.
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OPEC+ keeps October oil production quotas unchanged amid Iran war
OPEC+ will keep oil production quotas unchanged in October as the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruptions continue to constrain Middle East exports, shifting the group’s focus toward 2027 production limits.
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Bessent sees oil falling as low as $40 after Iran war
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says oil could fall as low as $40/bbl after the Iran war ends, predicting a heavily oversupplied crude market as new production comes online.
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