World’s Largest Floating Wind Farm Goes Online

The construction of the world’s largest floating wind farm Kincardine, in the UK, is now complete, marking the start of the long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signed in 2018 between Kincardine Offshore Windfarm Ltd. (KOWL’s) joint venture and Statkraft. The floating wind farm features Principle Power-developed Windfloat semi-submersible foundations on which five MHI Vestas V164-9.5... Continue Reading →

Converted Jack-Up Drilling Rigs Could be Used for Green Hydrogen Production

Three companies are working on a project to convert existing jack-up drilling rigs into offshore green hydrogen production units in the North Sea. Offshore engineering firm Aquaterra Energy, renewable hydrogen producer Lhyfe and offshore drilling contractor Borr Drilling have partnered up in the project called Project Haldane. The project envisions the development of an industrial-scale... Continue Reading →

TGS in new 2D seismic survey off Mauritania

TGS has started a new 2D seismic survey in the Mauritania-Senegal-Gambia-Bissau-Conakry (MSGBC) Basin offshore Mauritania. The survey adds to the North-West Africa Atlantic Margin (NWAAM) 2D campaign, the seismic company said. The NWAAM 2021 survey will comprise 7,500 kilometers of seismic data, with a modern broadband acquisition setup. The vessel BGP Pioneer will undertake the survey that... Continue Reading →

Baker Hughes, Schlumberger count on clean energy for growth

(Reuters) - Oilfield service firms Schlumberger (SLB.N) and Baker Hughes (BKR.N) are counting on newer energy transition businesses like carbon capture and hydrogen fuel for growth, and expect these clean energy units to rival some of their more traditional units by the next decade, executives said on Wednesday. Schlumberger estimates that global investments for industries moving away from fossil... Continue Reading →

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