Manage Mobilization, Capacity, and Third‑Party Leverage in LNG Projects

Home Subsea Saipem’s heavy lifting and pipe-laying vessel gearing up for work on €4B Black Sea gas project June 9, 2026, by Italy’s engineering, drilling, and construction services giant Saipem has provided an update on the current location of its multipurpose DP3 vessel for heavy lifting and pipe-laying, which is getting ready for its assignment on a natural gas project in the Romanian part of the Black Sea. JSD6000 vessel; Source: Saipem Saipem has revealed that its JSD6000 multipurpose DP3 heavy lifting and

Once preparation is complete, the vessel will be deployed on the Neptun Deep gas development project in the Black Sea off the coast of Romania, where it is set to play a key role in subsea installation operations. The 215-meter ship will install the subsea infrastructure in the deepwater area, connecting the wells to the production platform

JSD6000 vessel; Source: Saipem Saipem has revealed that its JSD6000 multipurpose DP3 heavy lifting and pipe-laying vessel is currently in the Port of Genoa, where it is undergoing preparatory activities for the Neptun Deep project in the Black Sea

5 billion, excluding mobilization and demobilization revenue

” Following a series of deals totaling approximately $565 million, Noble’s contract backlog on April 27, 2026, was $7. 5 billion, excluding mobilization and demobilization revenue

Noble GreatWhite harsh environment semi-submersible rig has been renamed Noble Claus Bachmann; Courtesy of Noble Noble has secured a three‑well drilling contract with BP for the 2016-built Noble GreatWhite harsh environment semi-submersible rig, which has been renamed Noble Claus Bachmann. As a result, the rig will embark on a drilling campaign off the coast of the United Kingdom next year

SLB’s joint venture with Aker Solutions and Subsea7 will handle the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) scope for Thunder Horse, following recent subsea boosting contract awards for BP’s Kaskida and Tiber developments, which, alongside the latest one, leverage the same supplier-led, standardized subsea boosting system solution, said to help improve execution efficiency and shorten delivery times. As part of the EPC contract, OneSubsea will deliver a subsea boosting system, together with associated

As part of the EPC contract, OneSubsea will deliver a subsea boosting system, together with associated project management, engineering, manufacturing, and testing required for execution

As part of the EPC contract, OneSubsea will deliver a subsea boosting system, together with associated project management, engineering, manufacturing, and testing required for execution. The joint venture’s processing technology is perceived to increase production and improve recovery, while the standardized approach enables faster deployment and greater operational efficiency

” This content is available after accepting the cookies. The APSEZ-Meridian consortium will provide end-to-end marine services, including tugboat operations for LNG carriers, offshore logistics and supply support, and crew transfer services, supported by four high-specification tugboats, one anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessel, and one crew boat

45 million tons of LNG annually in its first phase, equivalent to approximately 28 cargoes per year, making it Argentina’s first operational LNG export project, while the country is emerging as a major new LNG supplier

Southern Energy’s FLNG project is being developed by SESA, a joint venture between Golar LNG and Pan American Energy (PAE). Located in the San Matías Gulf in Argentina’s Río Negro province, the project will liquefy natural gas from the General San Martin pipeline aboard the FLNG Hilli Episeyo, with commercial operations expected to begin in September 2027