Lock In Supplier Readiness for North Sea Tie‑Back Projects

Home Fossil Energy FPSO tie-back project unlocking seven more wells to enrich North Sea oil arsenal in 2027 June 18, 2026, by Norwegian oil and gas player Vår Energi and its partner, Kistos Energy, have rubberstamped a final investment decision (FID) to develop another multi-well addition to an oil project in the North Sea next year, augmenting oil output off the coast of Norway. FPSO Jotun; Source: Vår Energi By taking a final investment decision on the Balder Next New Wells project in the North Sea, Vår Energ

The project is enabled by the operator’s project factory approach, combining standardised solutions, pre-commitments and strategic partnerships to accelerate execution and reduce time to market

The Balder Next New Wells project forms part of the next phase of developments in the area and is enabled by existing infrastructure and available capacity

” The USV Elite is anticipated to play an important role within OMS’ expanding survey capability, complementing conventional survey methodologies while supporting future integration with autonomous underwater systems and remote operations technologies. Survey operations are also expected to be increasingly supported through the company’s planned Remote Operations Centre (ROC) in Singapore, which will provide centralised oversight and operational support for autonomous offshore assets

René d’Avezac de Moran, Chief Operating Officer of OMS Group, underscored: “What we are validating is not only the vessel and survey payload performance, but also the operational model that sits behind it. “The ability to safely and efficiently deploy autonomous survey systems at scale will become increasingly important as demand for offshore survey data continues to grow

USV Elite; Source: OMS Group OMS Group has explained that the SAT program for the USV Elite is demonstrating strong early results in vessel handling, stability, systems integration, and deepwater survey performance, supporting the firm’s strategy to expand autonomous offshore survey capabilities and strengthen its position across the digital infrastructure value chain

Home Fossil Energy BP entrusts subsea decom and recycling job at UK field to DeepOcean June 18, 2026, by Norwegian ocean services provider DeepOcean has been hired by the UK-headquartered energy giant BP to lend a hand in the decommissioning and recycling of subsea equipment from a site where a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) worked at the operator’s field located West of Shetland, on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS). Edda Freya vessel (for illustration purposes); Source: DeepOcean By agreein

This award reflects a progressive and commercially innovative approach to subsea decommissioning

Øyvind Mikaelsen, Chief Executive Officer of DeepOcean, commented: “We greatly appreciate the opportunity to support bp in another important decommissioning scope on the UKCS. This award reflects a progressive and commercially innovative approach to subsea decommissioning

7 billion floating LNG project on Canada’s horizon as Kanata partners with Hanwha Ocean June 17, 2026, by South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kanata Clean Power & Climate Technologies Corp

7 billion floating LNG project on Canada’s horizon as Kanata partners with Hanwha Ocean June 17, 2026, by South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kanata Clean Power & Climate Technologies Corp. to explore potential cooperation on a proposed development of a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) export project planned for Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

This MOU is an important first step