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Harbour Energy reorganizes workforce with offshore cuts

The oil company adjusts its offshore workforce following the maintenance of the EPL tax and a lower production projection.

This alliance seeks to develop robust technologies for military training with technology adaptable to future needs.

The Wind Mover sets sail for Europe after an early delivery and joins the largest offshore wind installation fleet.

Staatsolie collects geophysical data in coastal waters to attract investment in oil blocks in Suriname under a multi-client scheme.

The United States consolidates its global leadership in LNG by shipping more than 10 million tons during the last month.

It will be Østensjø's first tug capable of towing from bow and stern with a single high-powered winch.

The Tiber FPU will be installed at a depth of 1,250 meters and will be integrated with a single 30,000-ton lift.

The digital board in Rotterdam makes it possible to process more shipments and shorten the stay of refrigerated containers at the terminals.

The system makes it possible to convert existing vehicles without the need to renew entire fleets.

Alnokhada will be able to lift up to 5,000 tons and operate with a radius of 180 meters, facilitating complex energy and industrial assemblies.

The experience with wind-assisted vessels represents a direct advance towards a cleaner and more efficient logistics infrastructure.

The country has only produced 17 certified underwater welders, despite the boom in offshore industries and high technical demand.