Offshore

Offshore magazine, which debuted in 1954, stands as a premier source for up-to-date, relevant news and technical insights in the offshore oil, gas, and renewable energy sectors. It reaches a worldwide audience through various channels, including print and digital media, as well as live events. With over 42,000 qualified subscribers, Offshore magazine publishes six issues annually in both print and digital formats. The magazine, along with its website offshore-mag.com, daily and monthly eNewsletters, webinars, and events, serves as a vital resource for the offshore industry. It provides essential news, innovative technologies, case studies, and best practices that help set new benchmarks in engineering and operations.

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Gulf operators ramping up their subsea tieback plans

1 day ago | offshore-mag.com | Bruce Beaubouef

Bruce Beaubouef, Managing EditorThe US Gulf of Mexico is seeing a surge in subsea tiebacks due to their cost-effectiveness and shorter cycle time compared to standalone facilities. There are at least eight new tiebacks that will be installed in the US Gulf in 2025-2026, and two more – Shell's Dover and Chevron's Ballymore – have been recently brought online.
Argentine consortium, Golar sign charter agreements for two FLNG vessels

6 days ago | offshore-mag.com | Jeremy Beckman

Southern Energy and Golar LNG announced FID May 2 on a 20-year redeployment charter of the FLNG Hilli Episeyo offshore Argentina. In addition, the two parties have signed definitive agreements for a 20-year charter for Golar’s MKII FLNG, which is undergoing conversion at the CIMC Raffles shipyard in Yantai, China. This charter remains subject to FID and regulatory approvals, although both are anticipated later this year.
Roundup: Challenger Energy, TGS, DUG, Eco Atlantic & Fugro share latest seismic updates

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Jeremy Beckman

This news compilation highlights some of the latest geoscience project updates happening across the offshore energy sector. DUG forms Brazilian joint ventureAustralia-based DUG Technology has established a new joint venture (JV), DUG DO Brasil, to provide geoscience services to clients in Latin America. Carlos Eiffel Arbex Belem has been named Brazil country manager. The JV will work with DUG's Houston office, under the direction of Mike Christiansen, regional geoscience manager, Americas.
OTC 2025: ABS, bp discuss Kaskida platform design, construction

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Bruce Beaubouef

Bruce Beaubouef, Managing Editor ABS and bp officials discussed the latest developments regarding the design and construction of the Kaskida FPU on Wednesday at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston. To be located in the Keathley Canyon area, Kaskida will be bp’s sixth hub in the US Gulf, featuring a new semisubmersible platform with the capacity to produce 80,000 barrels of crude oil per day from six wells in the first phase.
bp outlines drilling goals for ACG gas, Shah Deniz 2 offshore Azerbaijan

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Jeremy Beckman

bp and its partners in the Azeri-Chirag-Deepwater Gunashli (ACG) Field in the Caspian Sea have drilled a first well on the gas NAG reservoirs. These are thought to contain up to 4 Tcf recoverable. The well, drilled from the West Chirag platform, should enter production later this year following subsea tie-in activities, with the performance data used to support larger-scale development planning for the reservoirs.
OTC 2025: Gulf operators make case for more subsea tiebacks

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Bruce Beaubouef

Bruce Beaubouef, Managing Editor The US Gulf of Mexico is seeing a surge in subsea tiebacks due to their cost-effectiveness and shorter cycle time compared to standalone facilities. The EIA has forecasted that there will be at least seven new tiebacks in the US Gulf in 2024-2025, which will support 12 new fields that will be brought online in that timeframe.
BW Energy follows Gabon blueprint with Maromba oil development offshore Brazil

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Jeremy Beckman

BW Energy has taken FID on a $1.5 billion development of the Maromba Field offshore Brazil, in the southern part of the Campos Basin. The company plans to convert a drilling jackup to an integrated drilling and wellhead platform (WHP) with up to 16 well slots, installed in about 150 m of water.
OTC 2025: Offshore energy industry has opportunity to redefine how it develops, attracts and retains talent

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Alex Spencer

By Alex Spencer, OPITOAs the offshore energy industry accelerates into a new era, driven by cleaner energy technologies and a global push for lower-carbon operations, the sector’s future has never been as bright. And it’s a future that is being built with innovation and skills. With that progress comes a powerful opportunity to redefine how the industry develops, attracts and retains the talent that will lead this transformation.
OTC 2025: Petrobras CEO outlines company’s aggressive E&P plans

1 week ago | offshore-mag.com | Bruce Beaubouef

Bruce Beaubouef, Managing EditorPetrobras has upped its oil and gas exploration budget to develop new frontiers and expand production, even as it intends to foster the “energy transition” and work towards the Net Zero by 2050 goal. Those were among the thoughts offered by Petrobras CEO Magda Chambriard at a technical session held on Monday at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston.
Roundup: Equinor, Repsol, Cue Energy and Technip Energies provide offshore project updates

2 weeks ago | offshore-mag.com | Jeremy Beckman

Equinor revealed in its latest results update that the FPSO for its Bacalhau project has reached its destination in the presalt Santos Basin offshore Brazil, and should deliver first oil later in the year. Meanwhile, Repsol expects to participate in three more project startups in the Americas this year, following Cypre, which produced first gas offshore Trinidad in early April.