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Friday, October 16, 2026
Rio de Janeiro · Brazil·

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Intelligence for the Offshore Oil & Gas Industry

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Subsea & Equipment

FPSOs, rigs, subsea equipment

Subsea & Equipment

DOF Group secures North Sea subsea decommissioning contract

The award signals continued demand for integrated decommissioning services — a segment Brazilian operators will eventually need to navigate.

Subsea & Equipment

Rosenxt amplia portfólio subsea com serviços de inspeção integrada

A expansão sinaliza demanda crescente por cobertura de integridade de ativos subsea ao longo de todo o ciclo de vida — uma pressão que operadores no Brasil conhecem bem.

Subsea & Equipment

Omega Subsea anchors long-term presence in Western Norway

A subsea services and ROV provider secures a permanent base at a naval supply park — a signal of how niche operators are structuring for sustained regional demand.

Subsea & Equipment

Navitas avança no Sea Lion com segundo FPSO nas Malvinas

A expansão da capacidade de produção no North Falkland Basin coloca o projeto Sea Lion em nova fase — e oferece referências para o mercado de FPSOs no Atlântico Sul.

Subsea & Equipment

LLOG advances subsea tie-back in the Gulf of America

A low-Brazilian-relevance decision that nonetheless illustrates the enduring logic of tie-back economics — a model Petrobras and its peers know well.

Subsea & Equipment

Fugro secures ROV drill-support contract for ONGC deepwater campaign

A three-year award for deepwater ROV services in India offers a reference point for how similar scopes are being structured globally — relevant context for Brazilian operators and subsea suppliers.

Subsea & Equipment

Subsea7 secures pipeline replacement EPCI contract off Brunei

A shallow-water pipeline job in Southeast Asia offers a quiet signal about where EPCI demand is holding — and what that means for the global contractor pool.