Adjust Procurement for Conversions, Fabrication and Transport Dependencies

“In conversion projects, existing equipment is often no longer sufficient for the vessel’s new role

Illustration; Courtesy of Svanehoj Svanehoj has signed a contract with Drydocks World Dubai to supply LTD gauging systems for the conversion of the LNG Bayelsa vessel into the FSU Cap Lopez to support new energy infrastructure and changing operational needs

Fabrice Vandewalle, Sales Manager of LNG/Cryogenic at Svanehoj France, commented: ”This marks the first time we are supplying our LTD gauging systems for an LNGC-to-FSU conversion, and the project supports our ambition to strengthen Svanehoj’s presence in offshore LNG infrastructure. “In conversion projects, existing equipment is often no longer sufficient for the vessel’s new role

Courtesy of CHC Helicopter Equinor has extended its agreement with CHC Helikopter Service for personnel transport and search and rescue services in Central Norway until 2030 by exercising two options worth NOK 1

The latest extension ensures the continued provision of helicopter capacity, which is perceived as essential for safe personnel transport and emergency preparedness for Equinor’s operations in the region

The contract provides predictability for maintaining current helicopter preparedness and capacity throughout the option period

Home Wind Farms Export cable installation completed at Inch Cape offshore wind farm July 3, 2026, by The second export cable installation campaign for the Inch Cape offshore wind farm in Scotland has been completed, the cable supplier Orient Cable (NBO) said via social media. The export cables were installed by Enshore Subsea, with NBO now moving onto the next stage of works, including offshore jointing, onshore and offshore platform jointing and termination

The export cables were installed by Enshore Subsea, with NBO now moving onto the next stage of works, including offshore jointing, onshore and offshore platform jointing and termination. All interface scope is on track for completion by the end of this year, NBO said

The export cables were installed by Enshore Subsea, with NBO now moving onto the next stage of works, including offshore jointing, onshore and offshore platform jointing and termination

“By partnering with SHI-ME on FPSO hull construction for the first time and adopting a multi-yard construction model, we are pioneering a new approach to hull fabrication that expands execution flexibility and strengthens our global delivery capabilities. ” The Japanese giant highlights that the multi-yard construction model enables parallel fabrication, optimizes yard capacity, and enhances project execution while maintaining the highest standards of quality and safety

Home Fossil Energy MODEC’s Brazil-bound FPSO hull on its way to China for integration work July 2, 2026, by Japan’s MODEC has tucked a construction milestone under its belt for a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel, with the completion of the forward hull section, which left Japan and is en route to China, where it will be integrated with the aft hull section. Once all the pieces of the FPSO are in place, the vessel will be deployed at a field offshore Brazil, operated by the Brazilian su

Forward section of MODEC’s next generation full for the FPSO Gato do Mato sets sail for China; Source: MODEC The forward section of MODEC’s hull for the FPSO Gato do Mato has departed Sumitomo Heavy Industries (SHI-ME) Yokosuka shipyard in Japan and is being transported to China, where it will be integrated with the aft hull section currently under construction before the full hull progresses to the next phase