Offshore pipeline news

As a leading trade body for the UK offshore energy sector, OEUK CEO David Whitehouse, has responded to the Autumn Budget.

EnerMech has completed a milestone pre-commissioning project in the Gulf of Mexico, marking the organisation’s largest nitrogen membrane spread to be deployed to date in this geography.

Company to support projects in Brazil’s pre-salt fields, providing flexible pipe for deepwater and high carbon dioxide projects.

Flagship summit to debate key challenges facing offshore contracting sector including sustainability, safety, and people.

Gas from the Breagh field is exported through the 110 km Breagh pipeline to TGPP – which is owned and operated by NSMP – where gas is processed and delivered into the National Transmission System.

Subsea7 has announced the award of a sizeable contract for a subsea tieback development in the US Gulf of Mexico.

Pacific Pipeline Company and its predecessors have maintained a cathodic protection and pressure maintenance program on Line 324/325 since the pipeline was shut down in 2015.

Andrew Gardner said the North Sea network may shut down in 2030, with Labour’s oil and gas tax policies suffocating the industry.

Reuters has reported that Norway's Equinor has scrapped plans to export so-called blue hydrogen to Germany because it is too expensive and there is insufficient demand, a spokesperson for the energy company said.

Subsea7, a company providing subsea engineering and services for the energy sector, has announced the award of four contracts from Brazil’s Petrobras.