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The Peregrino C topside and living quarters have set sail for its namesake field offshore Brazil from Texas and Norway, respectively. Equinor published a video of the topside’s sail-away onboard Heerema’s H-541 cargo barge on its YouTube channel on Tuesday, November 12. According to the company, it will take the topside more than a month... Continue Reading →
Pirates attacked an Italy-flagged offshore supply vessel in the southern Gulf of Mexico, injuring two crew members, the Mexican Navy said on Tuesday, in the latest outbreak of robbery and piracy to hit oil platforms and infrastructure in the area. One of the crew members of the boat, Remas, received a bullet wound, and the... Continue Reading →
Shares of Tullow Oil and Eco Atlantic fell sharply Wednesday morning after the two companies announced the two discoveries recently struck offshore Guyana contained heavy oil with high sulfur percentage. Tullow announced the two discoveries – Jethro 1 and the Joe-1 in its Orinduik block in August and September, respectively. As previously reported, the Jethro-1 well hit 55 meters... Continue Reading →
Brazilian oil company Enauta – formerly known as QGEP – has awarded a new contract to Solstad Offshore’s AHTS vessel BOS Turmalina. Solstad Offshore said Tuesday the 2006-built anchor handler would go on a 1,5-year contract with Enauta during the fourth quarter of the year in direct continuation with the current charter. According to... Continue Reading →
The worldwide offshore rig count in October 2019 decreased by two units sequentially, but increased by 37 units year-over-year, according to reports by Baker Hughes Company. BHGE splits its rig counts into international and North America rig counts, which combined make the worldwide rig count. Baker Hughes reported on Tuesday that the international rig count for October... Continue Reading →
U.S. oil company Talos will have a formal resource report on its large Zama oil discovery offshore Mexico by the end of the year. Talos made the discovery in 2017 – one of the largest shallow-water finds in decades – and has during the summer completed the appraisal program at the field aimed to better... Continue Reading →
Nov 5, 2019 PetroRio expects to reduce its extraction cost to $ 20 a barrel by December. The company closed the third quarter of 2019 at a cost of $ 22.9 a barrel, compared with $ 24 in the second quarter. According to the Brazilian oil company, the reduction of extraction costs was made possible... Continue Reading →
Nov 1, 2019 The Piauí-Alabama consortium, led by Triunfo Logística, was the winner of the bid to contract the decommissioning of the fixed platforms of the Cação field in the Espírito Santo Basin. The amount presented by the group to provide the service was R $ 38.5 million. The result was announced by Petrobras following... Continue Reading →
November 1, 2019 Equinor is the second largest oil company in Brazil in terms of oil and gas production volume. And if it depends on the company's plans, the idea is to further expand these numbers. That's what the company's global supply chain vice president, Mauro Andrade reveals. "We estimate that with the entry of... Continue Reading →
As global oil firms make ever-bigger bets on Brazil’s massive deepwater fields in its ‘subsalt’ area, a swarm of small and mid-sized companies has sprung up to specialize in lower-profile fields that still produce over a third of the country’s crude. The proliferation of niche players, ranging from private equity firms to domestic and international... Continue Reading →
