Volume 81, Issue 2 March/April

The offshore industry – oil, natural gas, and wind – is driving the innovation the world needs to truly transform energy production.

CORTEC highlights how its manifold and compact valve design experience has enabled the company to deliver exceptional turnkey system solutions to oil and gas operators and service...

The resilience of the offshore industry should be applauded, and our elected officials and policymakers should take note of the benefits it creates for the American economy.

Subsea HVDC cable would cover a 3,200-km distance.

Recent project in North Sea reduced total cost by 20%

One constant in the offshore industry, during good and bad times, is technical innovation.

The offshore drilling market has marginally improved over the first couple of months of the new year, but recovery is very slow.

Rystad Energy forecasts a record 592 offshore project commitments from 2021-2025.

Global drilling and well services expenditure is forecast to increase year-on-year and reach $213 billion by 2025, according to Westwood Energy’s latest market forecast.

Petronas’ second floating LNG vessel PFLNG DUA has produced first LNG from the Rotan gas field, 140 km (87 mi) offshore Kota Kinanalu, Sabah.

Mocean Energy, EC-OG, Chrysaor, Modus, Baker Hughes, and the OGTC are working to reduce the carbon footprint of powering subsea production equipment and AUVs.

A recent NOIA talking points memo has underscored the environmental favorability of deepwater production in the US Gulf of Mexico.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the world’s installed offshore wind capacity rose by 15% in 2020, reaching 31.9 GW at year-end, according to Rystad Energy.

The latest personnel moves and company news in the offshore energy industry.

As the backbone of global energy supply, the transformation of the oil and gas industry is critical to meet global carbon net zero targets.