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  • Volume 83, Issue 1 January/February 2023

    Offshore oilfield and wind investments to continue growth, and E&P operators expected to spend $178 billion this year

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    A compilation of the latest offshore exploration and production updates and projects from around the world
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    DeepOcean CEO says operators of offshore energy assets have challenged the supplier industry to deliver more cost-efficient services.
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    While high hopes for the offshore wind market continue to mount, the phenomenon of “global terrestrial stilling” may prove to be a significant reality check on those hopes.
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    Major economic, energy, and geopolitical upheaval and uncertainty made 2022 the Year of the Unexpected.
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