Protect SURF Schedules by Reassessing Cable and Fabrication Capacity

Home Fossil Energy EnQuest makes $833 million play to expand its Southeast Asian oil & gas arsenal June 11, 2026, by EnQuest Petroleum Production Malaysia, a wholly owned subsidiary of London Stock Exchange-listed energy firm EnQuest, has set the wheels in motion to enlarge its oil and gas footprint in Southeast Asia through a proposed acquisition of interests in four production sharing contracts (PSCs) off the coast of Malaysia. Illustration; Source: EnQuest EnQuest has agreed to acquire three separate package

This move gives existing PSC partners the right to match the proposed terms and utilize their pre-emption rights

Illustration; Source: EnQuest EnQuest has agreed to acquire three separate packages that include stakes in four offshore production sharing contracts in Malaysia by entering into three separate farm‑out agreements (FOAs) with Petronas Carigali and E&P Malaysia Venture (EPMV)

Home Subsea Scottish player ships 60-ton subsea structure for Norwegian oil & gas playground June 11, 2026, by Scotland-headquartered engineering and design company T12 Engineering has finished its assembly and shipment scope for a major gravity-based subsea structure (GBS) by transporting it to Norway, completing what the firm describes as one of its largest projects delivered to date. Subsea structure will be used in Norwegian waters; Courtesy of T12 Engineering The project, which was managed by T12 Engineeri

The GBS was fully assembled on the quayside before shipment

The GBS was fully assembled on the quayside before shipment. The 60-ton structure, said to be designed for an undisclosed independent Norwegian oil and gas operator, recently departed from the Port of Immingham ahead of installation in the Norwegian Sea

Related Article The company has also strengthened its installation capabilities with the recent acquisition of the 10,000-ton-class cable-laying vessel (CLV) Skandi Connector, having been operating the CLV Palos, which Taihan says is South Korea’s only dedicated cable-laying vessel. Taihan said these investments are intended to support its strategy of providing integrated manufacturing, transportation and installation services for offshore power transmission projects worldwide

Taihan has been expanding its presence in the subsea cable sector in recent years and is currently building a second submarine cable manufacturing facility in Dangjin, South Korea, which will be capable of producing 640 kV HVDC cables. Related Article The company has also strengthened its installation capabilities with the recent acquisition of the 10,000-ton-class cable-laying vessel (CLV) Skandi Connector, having been operating the CLV Palos, which Taihan says is South Korea’s only dedicated cable-laying ves

Taihan said the agreements combine its cable manufacturing and project execution capabilities with the offshore wind, marine infrastructure, and submarine cable installation expertise of the two European companies, strengthening its position in the global HVDC cable market. Taihan has been expanding its presence in the subsea cable sector in recent years and is currently building a second submarine cable manufacturing facility in Dangjin, South Korea, which will be capable of producing 640 kV HVDC cables

As a result, a 3D Ramform vessel is scheduled to begin acquisition activity in early September 2026. This contract has a duration of approximately 55 days

As a result, a 3D Ramform vessel is scheduled to begin acquisition activity in early September 2026

Ramford Vanguard; Source: TGS TGS has secured the award of a streamer acquisition contract in Africa and the Middle East region with an unnamed company. As a result, a 3D Ramform vessel is scheduled to begin acquisition activity in early September 2026