Bluewater awards FPSO modification contracts to Global E&C
Dutch firm Bluewater has picked Aberdeen firm Global Engineering & Construction (E&C) for engineering modifications on two of its vessels on the UK Continental Shelf.
Dutch firm Bluewater has picked Aberdeen firm Global Engineering & Construction (E&C) for engineering modifications on two of its vessels on the UK Continental Shelf.
The Aoka Mizu FPSO has been picked to trial a new digital twin project to predict and analyse hull fatigue.
An offshore worker who was evacuated from an installation west of Shetland in a “life and death situation” has now recovered after contracting the coronavirus.
Hurricane Energy and Spirit Energy have gone back to the drawing board for their Greater Warwick Area (GWA) joint venture, which will see Hurricane take on additional costs.
Oilfield service firm Codex Integrity has moved into a larger office in Aberdeen to help it keep up with demand and fulfil recent contract wins worth more than £1 million.
Transocean has revealed new details of its contract with Hurricane Energy for work in the west of Shetland.
Hurricane Energy has announced it expects revenues generated from its Lancaster field West of Shetland to reach $165m (£123m) in the 2019 financial year.
Hurricane Energy has insisted its recent disappointment at Warwick Deep has “no negative read-across” to its other West of Shetland discoveries.
Hurricane Energy has announced its highly anticipated Warwick Deep well has not encountered commercial rates of oil and gas.
Hurricane Energy has begun the "start-up" phase at its flagship Lancaster field, west of Shetland.
Bosses at Hurricane Energy said today that they were looking forward to an "exciting" 2019 as the company gears up for first oil from its flagship Lancaster field, west of Shetland.
After months of setbacks, Hurricane Energy has successfully hooked up its production vessel to its huge Lancaster field west of Shetland.
Hurricane Energy has suffered another setback in its efforts to start production from the Lancaster field.
The Aoka Mizu vessel was widely expected to have been installed at the Lancaster field by now, with final preparations under way for the long-term oil production trial, beginning in the current quarter.
The production vessel for Hurricane Energy's Lancaster field has left the Port of Rotterdam en route to Scottish waters.
Hurricane Energy’s FPSO has arrived at what may be its final stop before heading to the Lancaster field west of Shetland.
Despite the stopover at the Spanish port of Algeciras several days ago for fuel bunkering and a crew change being extended to carry out power generation auxiliary system repairs, Hurricane Energy’s CEO, Dr Robert Trice says the production vessel Aoka Mizu should still be on station West of Shetland by Christmas.
Hurricane Energy said today that the FPSO for its flagship North Sea project is undergoing repairs in Spain.
Hurricane Energy has confirmed the sail-away of its floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO), destined for its Lancaster field.
Hurricane Energy has released images showing the progression of work on its floating production storage and offloading vessel (FPSO) for its Lancaster development west of Shetland.