DOF Subsea scores Angola FSV gig

DOF Subsea has secured an integrated field support vessel (FSV) contract with an undisclosed international oil company in Angola. The project will utilise Skandi Seven for a minimum of 303 firm vessel days plus 365 days of options. The contract also includes the potential supply of additional vessels, as required by client. DOF Subsea will during the... Continue Reading →

Angola Aims to Reverse Oil Output Decline

Africa's second-biggest oil exporter, Angola, has unveiled a 2020-2025 energy roadmap which foresees oil discoveries of up to 57 billion barrels of crude oil and 27 trillion cubic feet of gas, state news agency ANGOP reported. The plans involve $679 million in foreign investment and $188 million by the Angolan state, the agency reported late... Continue Reading →

Qatar Petroleum enters acreage offshore Angola

State-owned Qatar Petroleum has entered into a farm-in agreement with Angola’s national oil company Sonangol and French oil major Total to acquire a 30 per cent stake in Block 48 located in Angolan ultra-deep waters. The block, with a drill-ready opportunity, covers an area of approximately 3,600 square kilometres, and Total expects to start operations... Continue Reading →

Maersk drillship to restart Total operations after suspension

A Maersk Drilling-owned drillship is expected to restart operations in Africa for French oil major Total following a suspension of the contract, which started at the end of April. According to Maersk Drilling’s latest fleet status report, Total suspended its contract for the Maersk Voyager drillship with effect from 29 April 2020. Continue reading

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