Projects

Technip Energies, along with JGC and Samsung Heavy Industries, which are its partners, has gone ahead and secured a contract from Mozambique Rovuma Venture...

APA Group on February 19, 2026, announced progression pertaining to Stage 3 of its East Coast Gas Grid - ECGG Expansion Plan, which is...

On February 19, 2026, INEOS went on to announce a €300 million investment, which is supported by French government grants that will help deliver...

The deployment of subsea processing systems is revolutionizing maritime energy production by moving complex extraction and treatment functions to the seafloor. By integrating subsea boosting and separation technologies, operators can achieve superior offshore reservoir optimization, enabling longer tieback distances and significantly increasing recovery rates from deepwater fields.

Transforming maritime energy infrastructure through the electrification of offshore platforms is a critical step toward achieving global decarbonization targets. By integrating shore power and renewable energy sources, operators can significantly reduce the carbon intensity of their production while improving the overall efficiency and reliability of offshore assets.

The adoption of modular offshore facilities is revolutionizing maritime infrastructure by shifting construction to onshore yards and streamlining installation schedules. This strategic use of prefabrication and modular platforms enables significant offshore CAPEX reduction while maintaining high standards of engineering design and safety.

The acceleration of global climate initiatives has placed a spotlight on offshore carbon capture storage project deployment as a vital tool for industrial decarbonization. By utilizing depleted oil and gas reservoirs and advanced subsea injection systems, the industry is creating a reliable framework for the permanent sequestration of greenhouse gases beneath the seafloor.