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PTTEP and Valeura take FID on Bussabong gas field, Gulf of Thailand
Offshore Energy reported in September 2026 that PTTEP (60%) and Valeura Energy (40%) took final investment decision on the Bussabong gas field in Block G3/65, Gulf of Thailand, targeting first gas by end of 2028.
Source: Offshore Energy
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Partners push $12.2B GranMorgu oil project off Suriname toward 2027 drilling
Offshore Energy reported on 21 September 2026 that TotalEnergies, Staatsolie and APA are advancing the $12.2 billion GranMorgu development in Block 58 offshore Suriname, targeting exploration drilling from 2027 and first oil in 2028.
Source: Offshore Energy
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Worley finishes FEED work on Indonesia's $21B Abadi LNG-CCS project
Offshore Energy reported on 18 September 2026 that Worley delivered front-end engineering designs covering about 150 km of subsea, gas export and CCS pipelines for the $21 billion Abadi LNG project in Indonesia's Masela Block, operated by Inpex Masela with partners Pertamina and Petronas.
Source: Offshore Energy
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Holland Hydrogen 1 nears start-up
Shell's 200 MW electrolyser on the Maasvlakte is close to completion and connected to the Dutch hydrogen network. Production is expected to start late 2026 and ramp up in 2027.
Source: ENR
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Aramis: second CO2 transport and storage system for Rotterdam
TotalEnergies, Shell, EBN and Gasunie develop Aramis as a shared CO2 hub on the Maasvlakte with an offshore pipeline to depleted North Sea gas fields, injecting CO2 3-4 km below the seabed. It complements Porthos.
Source: TotalEnergies
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NEOM Green Hydrogen Complex finishes construction and enters commissioning
Fertilizer Daily reported on 25 August 2026 that construction of the NEOM Green Hydrogen Complex is complete and the plant has entered commissioning, with commercial operations still targeted for 2027.
Source: Fertilizer Daily
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First oil flows at Santos's Pikka field on Alaska's North Slope
Santos reported first oil on 18 May 2026 at the Pikka phase 1 project on Alaska's North Slope, targeting 80,000 barrels per day gross at plateau, with Santos holding 51% and Repsol 49%.
Source: Santos
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Santos commits to Agogo-PNG LNG pipeline tie-in project
Santos announced final investment decision on 12 May 2026 for a 19 km pipeline tying the Agogo production facility into the PNG LNG gas pipeline, adding about 135 mmscf/d of gross capacity with first gas targeted for Q2 2028.
Source: Santos
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Porthos start-up moves to the second half of 2027
After a schedule review Porthos no longer expects to start at the end of 2026. The project names no single cause: the parts of this first-of-a-kind system depend on each other and material deliveries take longer. Pipelines are laid and the injection wells are converted.
Source: Porthos
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Northern Lights Phase 2 on track to more than triple CO2 storage capacity by 2028
Northern Lights' own 17 March 2026 update says Phase 2 will lift transport and storage capacity from 1.5 to more than 5 million tonnes of CO2 a year by 2028, with new CO2 ships due for delivery in 2028-2029.
Source: Northern Lights
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Santos greenlights Moomba Central Optimisation in Cooper Basin
Santos took final investment decision on 9 March 2026 on the AU$357 million net Moomba Central Optimisation project, replacing seven gas-driven compressors with a single electric-driven unit at the Moomba gas plant in South Australia's Cooper Basin.
Source: Santos
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SkyNRG reaches financial close on DSL-01 in Delfzijl; Technip Energies builds it
DSL-01 is a standalone sustainable aviation fuel plant aiming for 100,000 tonnes a year from 2028. Technip Energies holds the EPC contract.
Source: SkyNRG
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TotalEnergies announces full restart of Mozambique LNG
TotalEnergies announced on 29 January 2026 the full restart of all Mozambique LNG activities, onshore and offshore, with the project about 40% complete and first LNG still targeted for 2029.
Source: TotalEnergies
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Force majeure on Mozambique LNG lifted after a five-year pause
TotalEnergies and its partners formally lifted the force majeure declared on Mozambique LNG in 2021, effective 7 November 2025, clearing the way for a full restart of onshore and offshore activities.
Source: TotalEnergies
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Subsea7 begins EPCI work on the Northern Lights Phase 2 CO2 pipeline
Subsea7 began engineering, procurement, construction and installation work for a roughly 5 km CO2 pipeline and satellite structures for Northern Lights Phase 2, Offshore Magazine reported on 31 March 2025, with offshore operations to follow in 2026-2027.
Source: Offshore Magazine
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Chevron's Jansz-Io compression project reported on track
Offshore Magazine reported on 12 April 2024 that Chevron's Jansz-Io subsea compression project remained on schedule, with subsea installation planned from mid-2024 to mid-2026 and the field control station targeted for completion in the third quarter of 2025.
Source: Offshore Magazine
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Chevron awards Saipem part of the Jansz-Io compression contract
Saipem secured a contract worth part of a combined USD 600 million-plus award for Chevron's Jansz-Io subsea gas compression project offshore Western Australia, LNG Prime reported on 16 November 2021, with offshore operations to start in 2024.
Source: LNG Prime
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Technip Energies and Chiyoda win EPCC contract for Qatar's North Field East LNG trains
Technip Energies' own case study says it won the EPCC contract, in joint venture with Chiyoda, for North Field East's four onshore LNG mega-trains of 8 MTPA each, in February 2021.
Source: Technip Energies
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