Volume 85, Issue 4, July/August 2025

Reliable internet is improving life at sea for offshore workers.

By adopting real-time tracking, automated mustering and integrated control systems, offshore operations are becoming more resilient and responsive.

Wood Mackenzie analysts told Offshore there is potential for new exploration activities offshore Indonesia and that year-round shortages of gas in Australia will become increasingly...

Designs now focus on smaller vessels, modular liquefaction systems.

Zelim's technology combines visual hardware with AI software to automatically detect when a person falls overboard and tracks their position in real time.

Industry participants should share resources to address the problem of end-of-life facilities in the US Gulf.

Key data points will include topsides weight, storage capacity, and layout requirements.

Out to 2030, Norway is expected to attract $43 billion in E&P investment, while the UK is expected to bring in $11.3 billion.

This case study examines the drivers, implementation and potential longer-term implications of a broader roll-out of subsea injection systems.

Malaysian company Velesto Energy Berhad is focusing on offline tasks, predictive maintenance and digital monitoring.

An aging fleet, high reactivation costs, and declining demand have rig owners facing tough choices.

Led by COSL, top contractors now claim 51% of the market.

Offshore polled more than 100 of its readers, and 38% voted for better safety culture and leadership engagement as the greatest opportunity for improving safety in offshore oil...

The offshore industry must act decisively to improve safety standards amid an aging fleet.

Digital "red zone" monitoring tools and wearable technologies are having a transformative impact on crew well-being and offshore safety culture.

Traditional monitoring methods often leave gaps in surveillance, leading to delayed emergency response and compliance issues.

Effective corrosion management of offshore steel infrastructures results in a reduction of fire hazards and extends an asset's lifespan.

A five-year partnership between Fennex and Noble Corp. has led to the development of AI-powered predictive safety technology that is now fully implemented across Noble's offshore...