Search Subscribe Menu

First Johan Sverdrup Topside Installed

April 26, 2018

The riser platform is one of four platforms that make up the field centre on the Johan Sverdrup field in Phase 1 of the project Photo credit Statoil

All the pieces of the platform puzzle were lifted in place by the heavy-lift vessel Thialf. (Photo Woldcam - Roar Lindefjeld Bo Randulff Statoil)

Categories: Energy Marine Equipment Offshore Offshore Energy People & Company News Shipbuilding Technology(Energy)

Current News

ADNOC Drilling Posts Record First-Quarter Results with 5% Revenue Rise

Oil Jumps 4% After Trump Rejects Iran’s Peace Response

Lloyd’s Register Approves Wison’s Internal Turret FPSO Concept

Gulf Marine Services Profit Plunges After Gulf Vessel Evacuations

Eni Advances Giant Indonesia Gas Discovery after ‘Exceptional’ Well Test

IEA: Middle East Conflict Reshaping Medium-Term Gas Outlook

ADNOC Drilling Finalizes MB Petroleum JV, Expands Regional Fleet

Magazine

Offshore Engineer Magazine

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

As US-Iran negotiations hit a stalemate, stocks fall and the dollar rises

INDIA BONDS - Oil-led inflation fears are sapping demand for Indian bonds

Sources say that Hengli Petrochemical Singapore's former Singapore branch will cease operations.

First Johan Sverdrup Topside Installed

Related News

US-Israel War on Iran Creates Biggest Energy Crisis in...

Oil Flows to Lag Even if Hormuz Strait Reopens

Philippines Seeks US Extension to Buy Russian Oil

Oil Surges Over 7% to Above $102 Ahead of US Hormuz...

Hormuz Crisis Signals New Era of Risk for Gulf Energy

Eni Advances Angola Gas Project, Secures $9B Credit...