Offshore

Tidewater photo

Tidewater completes purchase of Swire Pacific Offshore

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brandon_bordelon_uliv_bordelon_marine — The Brandon Bordelon, a 260'x62' DP 2 subsea ultralight intervention vessel. Bordelon Marine photo.

Bordelon Marine renews OSV charter with Oceaneering International

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Bordelon Marine provides offshore support and subsea services operating in the Gulf of Mexico and internationally. Bordelon Marine photo

Bordelon Marine inks charter agreement with Helix Robotics

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Ohio-Jones-Act-Tanker-Crowley-Maritime-Ohio — Crowley Maritime's Jones Act tanker Ohio. Crowley Maritime photo.

Maritime group addresses Jones Act and energy misconceptions

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Ukraine crisis distracts from bigger trends in seaborne LNG market, analyst says

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WindServe Marine CTV — A WindServe Marine crew transfer vessel built for the U.S. offshore wind industry. WindServe Marine LLC photo

Congress considers tightening rules for foreign vessels operating in U.S. offshore energy sector

Pamela Glass

The Seadrill jackup West Linus was constructed at Jurong Shipyard in Singapore and delivered in 2014. West Linus is designed to operate in harsh environments, in water-depths up to 150 m with drilling depths down to 10,670 m. The rig has operated on the Norwegian Continental Shelf since 2014. Seadrill image

Seadrill emerges from Chapter 11

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Sun filters down on a jack-up rig in the Gulf of Mexico. BOEM photo.

U.S. Gulf eyeing record year

Jim Redden

Harvey Gulf International Marine announced that it has begun to operate one of its tri-fuel vessels exclusively on battery power and renewable liquefied natural gas (RLNG). Harvey Gulf International Marine photo

Harvey Gulf operating first carbon neutral PSV worldwide, company says

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2015 September OTW Hornbeck MPSV — A Hornbeck MPSV is launched at Eastern Shipbuilding in 2015. Eastern Shipbuilding photo

Hornbeck purchases three high-spec OSVs from Marad

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Andrew Gautreaux, a production field engineer from Houma, La., looks at Murphy Oil’s King’s Quay prior to landing for a scheduled pre-production inspection on Feb. 2, 2022, of the semisubmersible floating production system (FPS), located approximately 100 nautical miles off the Louisiana Gulf coast. BSEE photo

BSEE inspects new Gulf of Mexico platform

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DEME's Sea Installer will erect turbines on the Vineyard Wind project. the 434' WTIV is one of several European vessels being upgraded with 1,600-ton cranes to handle bigger wind turbines. DEME image.

New report says wind developers running short of installation vessels

Kirk Moore

Ewing Bank Block 826 Platform A. BSEE photo

BSEE releases report on 2020 platform fatality

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