Japanese quartet to invest in Modec’s Sepia FPSO

Four Japanese companies will invest in a new company established by compatriot Modec with an aim to provide a floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) unit for the Petrobras-operated Sepia field offshore Brazil.  Mitsui & Co., Ltd., Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL), Marubeni and Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding (MES) have agreed to invest in a... Continue Reading →

OOS International’s new accommodation unit set for Brazil

Dutch provider of heavy lift and accommodation solutions OOS International has named and introduced its new semi-submersible accommodation vessel (SSAV), the OOS Tiradentes. On December 29, 2017, OOS International named the OOS Tiradentes after a famous independence hero in Brazil in collaboration with CIMC Raffles. The SSAV is due to enter OOS International’s offshore operations in 1Q... Continue Reading →

Wood Mac: Five things to look for in 2018

Looking back, 2017 was the year when a glint of optimism returned to the upstream oil and gas industry. Will we see companies grow in confidence in 2018? With oil prices upwards of $60/bbl, investment stabilizing, and new project sanctions on the rise, we think so. Read more

ExxonMobil announces sixth oil discovery offshore Guyana

ExxonMobil Corporation has announced positive results from its Ranger-1 explorationwell, marking ExxonMobil’s sixth oil discovery offshore Guyana since 2015. The Ranger-1 well discovery adds to previous world-class discoveries at Liza, Payara,Snoek, Liza Deep and Turbot, which are estimated to total more than 3.2 Bboe. Read more

Brazil makes big progress but hurdles remain

Temer administration has taken decisive action that has succeeded in drawing investment from oil majors but local content issues and taxation are still key factors to resolve  by Gareth Chetwynd Rio de Janeiro 5 Jan 2018 00:00 GMT   Brazil’s oil sector was a busy place in 2017, with regulatory reforms playing a key role... Continue Reading →

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