Sercel has announced completion of a major sale of its WiNG nodal acquisition solution into the Chinese petroleum and natural gas market.
Company Updates
PGS Gears Up for 3D Exploration in Namibia
PGS has signed a 3D exploration acquisition contract* for work offshore Namibia.
NOPSEMA Thumbs Up for Dorado Brings Carnarvon and Pavo into the Picture
The spotlight has shifted to Carnarvon after NOPSEMA had accepted Santos’ Offshore Project Proposal relating to the Dorado development.
Kinetiko Secures Licence Renewals in Energy Crisis Crippled South Africa
In the midst of the greatest energy crisis in South Africa’s history, Australian gas explorer Kinetiko Energy has been granted a renewal for a large area of approximately 3,135km2 to advance it’s conventional and coal bed methane opportunities in the country.
Beach Energy
Beach Energy has doubled its dividend in spite of a 3% drop in half year profits.
CGG and TGS Announce Dense OBN survey in Balder and Ringhorne Areas of Norwegian Continental Shelf
CGG and TGS have been jointly awarded the acquisition and imaging of a dense ocean bottom node (OBN) multi-client seismic survey in the Balder and Ringhorne areas of the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Echandia enters offshore energy-sector to reduce emissions in drilling operations
Echandia, a Swedish developer of heavy-duty energy storage solutions for maritime and offshore applications, has received an initial order for battery systems to help reduce emissions and increase the energy efficiency on a jack up drilling rig in the middle east.
Veritas Capital Completes Acquisition of Wood Mackenzie
Veritas Capital has announced that an affiliate of Veritas has completed the purchase of Wood Mackenzie from Verisk (Nasdaq: VRSK).
CGG and 2CRSi Join Forces to Launch State-of-the-Art HPC-as-a-Service Offering
CGG and 2CRSi, a designer and manufacturer of high-performance energy-efficient computer servers, have signed a strategic agreement to jointly launch a new high-performance computing (HPC)-as-a-Service (HPCaaS) offering to meet the needs of HPC clients globally.
Large US Utility Aims for Grid-Balancing With Order for Two Wartsilia Power Plants
Wärtsilä will supply its internal combustion engine technology for two new U.S. power plants. The order was placed by a major American investor-owned utility in the Upper Midwest.
The Wärtsilä engines were selected primarily for their grid-balancing capabilities as the utility expands its integration of renewable energy, notably wind and solar. The order was booked into Wärtsilä’s order intake in November 2022.