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International projects, strategies and politics

Iberdrola begins site studies for Aurora Green Offshore Wind

Monday, July 7 2025

McDermott awarded contract by BRAVA Energia

Monday, July 7 2025

Formosa 4 OWF substructure contracted to Century Wind Power

Monday, July 7 2025

Engineering contract for Egypt’s West Delta Deep Marine  

Saturday, July 5 2025

ADES’ jack-up barge capsizes off Egypt

Thursday, July 3 2025

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OSS Tréport wind farm installed

Wednesday, July 2 2025

Wind Energy – Installation

In close cooperation with DEME, Scaldis has installed the offshore substation of the Tréport wind farm.

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Shell boosts gas production from Norway’s Ormen Lange field

Wednesday, July 2 2025

Fossil Energy – Gas Production

Shell and its partners have started up two subsea compression stations at Norway’s Ormen Lange gas field to help boost recovery of gas reserves, which are exported to European markets.

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Load out of THOR jacket in Schiedam

Wednesday, July 2 2025

Wind Energy – Jacket

Earlier this week the jacket of the THOR HVAC offshore substation was successfully placed on the barge at our HSM Offshore Energy yard in Schiedam.

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Contract for Turkish shipyard for largest HVDC Submarine Cable Vessel

Tuesday, July 1 2025

Wind Energy – Cable Installation

LS Marine Solution has signed a contract for the construction of a subsea cable laying vessel with Tersan Shipyard in Turkey.

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Belgium postpones Offshore Wind Farm Tender

Tuesday, July 1 2025

Wind Energy – Postponement

The Belgian federal government has decided to delay the tender for a new offshore wind farm in the Princess Elisabeth Zone I until 2026, resulting in a 1.5-year postponement.

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SK oceanplant supplies 38 jacket foundations

Tuesday, July 1 2025

Wind Energy – Jacket Foundations

On June 30, SK oceanplant signed a contract with Anma Offshore Wind to supply 38 jacket foundations.

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Developing largest oil producer on Norwegian continental shelf

Tuesday, July 1 2025

Fossil Energy – Subsea Infrastructure

Equinor and its partners are investing NOK 13 billion in the third phase of Johan Sverdrup, one of the world’s most carbon-efficient oil fields.

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Remote survey for 433 km trunkline in Western Australia

Tuesday, July 1 2025

Fossil Energy – Survey Campaign

Fugro conducted a series of survey campaigns that played a critical role in supporting Saipem’s successful completion of the trunkline installation for Woodside’s project.

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Ocean Installer to develop Balder Phase VI at Balder field

Tuesday, July 1 2025

Fossil Energy – Balder Area

Ocean Installer has been awarded a fast track EPCI (engineering, procurement, construction, and installation) contract by Vår Energi for the Balder Phase VI project for the further development of the Balder area.

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Equinor launches ECO Liberty service operations vessel

Tuesday, July 1 2025

General – Christening Ceremony

Equinor, the developer of Empire Wind, launched the Service Operations Vessel ECO Liberty on June 28 for deployment in its New York offshore wind project.

Louisiana First Lady Sharon Landry served as the vessel’s Godmother during a christening ceremony on the Mississippi River at the Port of New Orleans.

The American-made ECO Liberty was built by Edison Chouest Offshore by more than 500 Louisianans and showcases the critical role of Gulf Coast manufacturing companies in strengthening the supply chain for offshore energy.

The vessel was built with American steel and includes components from companies in several Gulf Coast states.

The 262-ft hybrid-powered ECO Liberty will soon depart for New York, where it will be homeported at New York’s South Brooklyn Marine Terminal, where more than 2,000 workers have been put to work constructing a next-generation staging facility, O&M base, and control center for Empire Wind.

The ECO Liberty will be deployed to support ongoing marine construction in the lease area and eventually serve as the floating home for Empire Wind’s skilled workers when stationed offshore.

Including the ECO Liberty, seven new U.S.-flagged vessels will be added to the U.S. Jones Act compliant fleet, because of Empire Wind.

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  • OSS Tréport wind farm installed
  • Shell boosts gas production from Norway's Ormen Lange field
  • Load out of THOR jacket in Schiedam
  • Contract for Turkish shipyard for largest HVDC Submarine Cable Vessel
  • Belgium postpones Offshore Wind Farm Tender
  • SK oceanplant supplies 38 jacket foundations
  • Developing largest oil producer on Norwegian continental shelf
  • Remote survey for 433 km trunkline in Western Australia
  • Ocean Installer to develop Balder Phase VI at Balder field
  • Equinor launches ECO Liberty service operations vessel

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