Floating Production Intelligence

Floating Production Intelligence

  • Annual five year outlook and forecast FPSO database - The online database is updated every day – with information direct from primary sources. In the database are details for 200+planned projects, 390+ installations in service, 40+ floaters on order and 40+ floaters available. The database is fully searchable. Customized charts and spreadsheets can be directly produced from the database. Data are easily exported to excel spreadsheet.

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Dearth of Oil Finds Threaten Supplies, Price 8/27/2014 8:54:13 AM

Oil discoveries hit new lows in 2013, 2014; oil firms cutting spending, including exploration. Spending cut could hit oil price with a lag. Costs soar, making many project unviable. The rate of oil discoveries continues to disappoint after a…

Collaboration Tackles Sea Spray Icing Challenges 8/26/2014 12:12:29 PM

Sea spray icing is one of the major challenges when operating in Arctic conditions. DNV GL is now launching an industry collaboration which will develop a simulation model that bridges functional winterization requirements and real physical conditions for drilling rigs…

Statoil Claims Mokul Nordic for North Sea Charter 8/26/2014 10:58:18 AM

Nordic Maritime’s latest fleet addition wins first work with energy giant. Nordic Maritime has announced its newest DP2 vessel, Mokul Nordic, has been contracted for a 30 days firm plus an optional 15 days charter in the North Sea by international energy provider Statoil.

Kongsberg Maritime 8/25/2014 2:30:01 PM

Strandpromenaden 50, Horten, Vestfold, Norway 3183 T: +47 32 28 50 00 E: subsea@kongsberg.com W: http://km.kongsberg.com CEO/President: Geir Håøy VP: Bjørn Jalving, EVP, Subsea Division Number of Employees: 4396   The Company Company Mission: Maximizing performance by providing The Full Picture.

Statoil to Hold Back US Shale Ramp Up 8/25/2014 10:54:01 AM

Norwegian energy firm Statoil will only slightly raise its U.S. shale oil and gas output in the near term due to spending curbs, well below a potential for a 50 percent surge, the firm said on Monday. Statoil, which produces around a tenth of its oil and gas from its U.S.