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Operator Det norske has awarded Sevan Marine a pre-FEED/FEED study contract for the potential application of a Sevan FPSO on the Froy field in the Norwegian North Sea.
Premier Oil expects to confirm by end-March the approved concept for the Huntington field development in the UK central North Sea.
Ferguson Modular has won a $7.26-million contract to build an accommodation block for a project in the Kazakh sector of the Caspian Sea.
Origin Energy Resources, operator of the BassGas joint venture, has made a final investment decision on the Yolla mid-life enhancement (MLE) project.
Petrofac expects 2009 total production from the North Sea’s Don fields to reach 3 MMbbl.
The ongoing push for more producible oil and gas reservoirs is leading the industry into greater offshore depths and harsher environments. Traditional design approaches to developing equipment and systems for shallower offshore wells often don’t work effectively in these deeper, harsher environments. How can petroleum and marine mechanical engineers move outside their traditional realm of experience to develop new designs that will improve drilling performance in these new challenging environments?
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