Worley Rosenberg has been selected by Equinor Energy for a parallel framework agreement for maintenance and minor projects on selected facilities on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. The framework is expected to support activities for selected installations including the Sleipner and Johan Sverdrup facilities following contract signing.
Eni has discovered gas and condensate at Murene South-1X, Block CI-501, Côte d’Ivoire. Named Calao South, the find confirms the Calao channel complex’s potential, with estimated reserves of 5 Tcf of gas and 450 million barrels of condensate (approximately 1.4 billion barrels of oil).
Eni confirms an oil discovery in the Algaita-01 exploration well in Block 15/06, offshore Angola, approximately 18 km from Olombendo FPSO. Preliminary estimates indicate oil in place of around 500 million barrels. Block 15/06 is operated by Azule Energy (36.84 per cent), in partnership with SSI (26.32 per cent) and Sonangol E&P (36.84 per cent).
QatarEnergy has secured an offshore exploration licence in Libya after the country’s first bid round since 2007. The National Oil Corporation awarded Block O1 to a consortium of QatarEnergy (40 per cent stake) and Italy’s Eni (60 per cent stake and operator), marking QatarEnergy’s first upstream entry into Libya.
Oman’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals has signed a concession agreement for Offshore Block 18 to support hydrocarbon exploration and production. Petronas will operate the block with a 70 per cent stake, while OQ Exploration and Production holds 30 per cent. The agreement includes a four-year exploration period, extendable to 30 years if commercial production is achieved.
Tenaris has been awarded the supply of line pipe, casing, coating and related services for the third phase of the Sakarya gas field project, operated by Turkiye Petrolleri Anonim Ortakligi (TPAO).
Applus+ will conduct a strategic Brazilian project inspecting naval and offshore units using high-precision measurements, drone surveys, and advanced non-destructive weld testing.
Saipem, a global leader in the engineering and construction of major projects, has secured $600 million offshore contracts from Saudi oil giant Aramco. The scope of work includes EPCI services for 34km of pipeline as well as 300m of onshore pipeline network in Saudi Arabia.
The rapid growth of offshore oil and gas activity across the Caribbean is making logistics infrastructure central to upstream success. Purpose-built shore bases and specialised ports now determine execution efficiency, project economics and competitiveness, as seen in Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, and Suriname today regionally.
Lamprell secured four Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI) contracts in 2025, advancing its Saudi Arabia operations. The projects encompass new platform installations, subsea structures, pipelines, and cables, along with platform and infrastructure upgrades.
