This initiative is designed for crew members of self-elevating platform (SEP) vessels and service operation vessels (SOVs) supporting offshore wind power generation projects.

The complaint lodged against the energy giant accuses it of failing to ensure the safety of subcontractors during the crisis.

This revelation comes after Finland raised concerns about a potential deliberate act behind the damage.

The pipeline, known as the Balticconnector, has been found to be "deliberately damaged" according to Finnish authorities, with suspicions pointing to Russia.

This two-year extension, set to take effect in April 2024, covers the provision of offshore drilling operations, maintenance services, procurement, and warehouse management across eight offshore platforms for an existing client in Azerbaijan.

The legal dispute arose when Gulf Island Shipyards sued Hornbeck Offshore in 2018, alleging wrongful termination of two shipyard construction contracts related to the final two vessels in Hornbeck's fifth offshore support vessel (OSV) newbuild program.

The contract will be executed by Oceaneering's Brazilian subsidiary, Marine Production Systems, and focuses on operating three existing drill pipe riser systems.

Baker Hughes' data reveals a year-on-year decline of 178 rigs in North America, with the U.S. accounting for the majority of the decrease, shedding 143 rigs, while Canada saw a drop of 35 rigs during the same period.

DeepOcean has unveiled that this innovative USV solution could potentially reduce CO2 emissions by more than 90% in comparison to traditional vessels used for subsea IMR tasks.

The move aligns with the UAE's broader vision to leverage its hydrocarbon wealth while reducing its dependence on fossil fuels.