Pirates Attack Another Offshore Vessel in Mexico

An offshore supply vessel was reportedly attacked offshore Mexico on Friday, July 24, in an incident that was described as a "violent armed boarding and robbery of personal belongings." The maritime safety intelligence company Dryad said Monday that the offshore supply vessel Natalie was boarded while conducting operations in the vicinity of the ODIN Offshore... Continue Reading →

Shipments Resume from Pemex FPSO After Collision

An oil production and storage vessel operated by Mexican state oil firm Pemex in the Gulf of Mexico has resumed crude shipments after a tanker collision halted exports earlier this month, according to a person with knowledge of the matter and data from Refinitiv Eikon. The FPSO facility (floating production, storage and offloading), which has... Continue Reading →

Maersk Drilling Upgrades Maersk Valiant Drillship

Danish offshore drilling company Maersk Drilling has recently upgraded its 2014-built Maersk Valiant ultra-deepwater drillship. While the Maersk Valiant was recently stacked offshore Port Fourchon the Managed Pressure Drilling  (MPD) system was upgraded by integrating the new BTR rotating control device (RCD) by Weatherford. Continue reading

Mexico Gives Oil Firms More Time to Get Permits

Mexico's oil regulator will extend the time companies have to secure needed permits and plan approvals through the end of this month because of the coronavirus pandemic, it said in a statement on Wednesday. Deadlines will be suspended until at least May 31, according to the regulator known as the National Hydrocarbons Commission. Since last month, the... Continue Reading →

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