MMA Offshore to Support Beach Energy Operations in Bass Strait, Australia

OE Staff
Monday, October 10, 2022

Australian offshore vessel owner MMA Offshore has secured a vessel contract with the oil and gas company Beach Energy.

The MMA Coral will provide vessel support to Beach Energy’s two production platforms located in the Bass Strait, offshore Australia. The vessel will also provide subsea inspection and survey services and will support planned drilling operations.

Starting in late November 2022, the contract is for a firm period of one year with an additional one-year option. The vessel will also be marketed to the broader region for ad hoc work scopes in addition to Beach Energy’s operations, MMA Offshore said.

Before the delivery, the MMA Coral will be fitted with a work class ROV spread in order to carry out specialized subsea scopes. 

Certain work scopes will also utilize an innovative modular active heave compensated (AHC) lifting spread from the vessel, supplied by the local Victorian company, Thrust Maritime.

MMA’s Managing Director, David Ross, said: “We are delighted to be supporting Beach Energy and look forward to delivering our operations safely and efficiently. With the installation of new subsea technology on the MMA Coral, we are pleased to be expanding our operational portfolio further within the Bass Strait and adjacent region.”

Categories: Offshore Vessels Drilling Subsea Industry News Activity Australia/NZ ROV

Related Stories

Borr Drilling's Mexican JV Expands Fleet with Five Jack-Ups

Oil Eases After Topping $100, Still Set for Weekly Rise

BP Moves Indonesia CCUS Project Into Offshore Installation Phase

Oil Rises on Dual Shipping Threat in Hormuz and Red Sea

From Fixtures to Values: Where the Jackup Recovery Is Already Being Priced

Sunda Reviews Timor-Leste Appraisal Plans as New Zealand Deal Advances

Markets: Oil Majors Reload Exploration Hoppers Across Sub-Saharan Africa

Oman Opens Alternative Hormuz Lanes as Shipping Recovery Continues

Post-War Gulf Faces Push for Alternative Export Routes

Japan’s Shipping Industry Awaits Clarifications on Hormuz Reopening

Current News

ADNOC, SLB Roll Out AI Platform Across More Than 120 Drilling Rigs

Oil Rises as Uncertainty Clouds US-Iran Peace Talks

India’s ONGC to Allocate Half of New Oil Storage to Strategic Reserves

Subsea7 Lands ‘Sizeable’ Contract for Work Offshore Brunei

FPSO for Azule Energy’s Angola Offshore Field Starts Taking Shape in China

Borr Drilling's Mexican JV Expands Fleet with Five Jack-Ups

Keppel Launches $2.9B Program to Monetize Legacy Offshore Drilling Rigs

Saipem Cuts Earnings Outlook as Middle East Costs Rise

Serica Energy Agrees $194M Pharos Energy Acquisition

Oil Eases After Topping $100, Still Set for Weekly Rise

Subscribe for AOG Digital E‑News

AOG Digital E-News is the subsea industry's largest circulation and most authoritative ENews Service, delivered to your Email three times per week

https://accounts.newwavemedia.com