ExxonMobil strengthens presence on Sergipe coast

September 12, 2019 With the acquisition of three new concessions in the Sergipe-Alagoas Basin, in the permanent offer of the National Petroleum Agency (ANP), this week, ExxonMobil consolidates its presence in Brazil's most promising exploration and production frontier since the discovery of pre-salt. The American-led consortium, along with Enauta and Murphy Oil, is expected to... Continue Reading →

Maha announces changes in command

Sept 11, 2019 Maha Energy announced changes in its command. The company is reorganizing its board, which will have part of the team focused on the development of production assets in Brazil and another on the development of new business. Alan Johnson will be Vice President of Operations. He has over 25 years of experience... Continue Reading →

Olis Robotics Partners with Forum on New ROV Controllers

Olis Robotics has entered into an agreement with Forum Energy Technologies for global sales, distribution and support of its ROV controllers. The Olis Master Controller (OMC) is said to be a next-generation controller for piloting remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) in the offshore energy industry. Continue reading

OneSubsea Acquires Viper’s V-LOCK Tech

Viper Innovations said it has taken the decision to sell its subsea hydraulic distribution portfolio of products, including the V-LOCK range of stabplates, to OneSubsea, a Schlumberger company. The company said the decision was made as it plans to focus on its subsea electrical integrity products and assurance services. Continue reading

Offshore Wind Index

This month’s QOWTI (Quest Offshore Turbine Index) shows 11,087 turbines, representing a Global CapEx of $296 billion in the Total Addressable Market (TAM)*. Offshore Fixed Wind ongoing projects incorporate 9,517 turbines, while Floating Wind projects stand at 1,570 turbines.  September 2019 QOWTI shows an average CapEx/unit of $26.1 million for fixed turbines and $30.3 million... Continue Reading →

Siemens Plans to List Energy Unit in 2020

Siemens plans to list its energy unit by around September next year, the head of its gas and power division said on Tuesday. The new energy company will include all of Siemens' oil and gas business, as well as power generation and renewable energy all the way through transmission assets. Continue reading

Blog at WordPress.com.

Up ↑