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  • Rystad: Offshore wind spending is closing the gap on oil and gas

    Offshore wind spending is increasingly closing the gap on oil and gas (O&G) investments and is forecast to surpass them in several key markets by 2030, according to Rystad Energy.   While global O&G capex will rise nominally in this timeframe, anticipated growth in offshore…

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  • Sylvia Boer on AYOP’s DecomMissionBlue initiative

    Sylvia Boer, director of Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Ports (AYOP), shares more about the association’s recently launched DecomMissionBlue initiative to tackle the growing challenge of decommissioning and recycling offshore and maritime objects and other old assets.   “Because the energy transition is huge and we have so…

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  • Bureau Veritas Inks Multiservice Deal For Work On Six Ithaca Assets

    Bureau Veritas (BV) has been awarded a three-year contract by Ithaca Energy to deliver verification certification and classification services, and environmental verification and audit services for six assets in the UK North Sea.   The six assets comprise the Captain platform, the Captain FPSO, the…

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  • Offshore Sicily gas development under way

    Construction has started of the complex in Sicily’s Gela area which will handle gas from the offshore Argo and Cassiopea fields, Eni revealed in its latest results statement.   The associated investments are over €700 million (US$814 million). Work should take three years to complete,…

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  • Australia’s Macquarie Buys German Gas Pipeline Firm Thyssengas

    Australian investment bank Macquarie Asset Management said on the 29th October that it has agreed to buy Germany’s second-largest gas pipeline operator, Thyssengas, from DIF and EDF Invest to use the company’s grid network to transport climate-friendly gases.   Macquarie, which already owned Thyssengas between 2011 and 2016, did not…

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  • Iraq projects OPEC will rise to the global oil demand challenge

    A daily increase of 400,000 barrels in oil output would be enough to meet demand, according to Iraqi Minister Ihsan Abdul Jabbar.   The minister commented days before representatives from some of the world’s producers meet to talk about output levels. The 23-nation OPEC+ alliance,…

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  • Saipem and TechnipFMC in SURF Deal

    Saipem  and TechnipFMC  have announced that they have entered into a global commercial agreement which will allow them to identify projects worldwide that could be jointly executed for the benefit of clients.   The deal will pursue specific subsea umbilicals, risers and flowlines (SURF) projects…

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