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Lloyd’s Register approves Lehmann Marine’s CUBE battery system

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Lehmann Marine, a Germany-based lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery systems specialist, has received type approval from the classification society Lloyd’s Register for its CUBE battery system. The post Lloyd’s Register approves Lehmann Marine’s CUBE battery system appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Two Namibian prospects on TotalEnergies’ drilling agenda in 2025 as it puts off FID for oil discovery

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TotalEnergies has decided to bump a final investment decision (FID) to next year for its giant oil discovery in the Orange Basin off the coast of Namibia. However, the firm has lined up drilling activities at two prospects in the African country for 2025. The post Two Namibian prospects on TotalEnergies’ drilling agenda in 2025 as it puts off FID for oil discovery appeared first on Offshore Energy.

WATCH: Transocean rig preps to spin the drill bit on €4B gas project

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With preparations one of the semi-submersible rigs, owned by Transocean, is undergoing in Constanta drawing to a close, a start-up date for a long-term drilling campaign on a natural gas project in the Black Sea is fast approaching. The post WATCH: Transocean rig preps to spin the drill bit on €4B gas project appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Shell chooses Noble rig for drilling job in Americas

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U.S. offshore drilling contractor Noble Corporation has landed a new drilling assignment in the Americas with Shell, a UK-headquartered energy giant. The post Shell chooses Noble rig for drilling job in Americas appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Legal spat over rig contract breach nearing its end with Seadrill ordered to pay SFL $48 million

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A court order is bringing a legal battle over an alleged contract breach to a close by instructing Bermuda-headquartered offshore drilling contractor Seadrill to pay a multimillion-dollar compensation to the owner of a semi-submersible rig, which was hired under the contract that sparked the dispute between the duo. The post Legal spat over rig contract breach nearing its end with Seadrill ordered to pay SFL $48 million appeared first on Offshore Energy.