The Raia project is operated by Equinor ASA and is located in the giant pre-salt area in the southern part of the Campos Basin, around 124 miles (200 kilometers) off the coast of Rio de Janeiro.

The transaction, valued at £254 million ($320.65 million), supports BP's objective to meet its demand for low-emissions electricity and contributes to its renewable energy capacity goals.

This strategic move is part of Vopak's commitment to the joint development and operation of open-access LNG infrastructure in the Netherlands in collaboration with Gasunie, a prominent Dutch energy network operator.

The awarded projects involve the procurement, fabrication, coating, and testing of subsea structures for various developments located in the Gulf of Mexico.

Spartan now holds approximately 137,000 gross acres, with 130,000 net acres, mostly in the volatile oil, condensate, and liquids-rich gas window of the Duvernay.

The deal includes the sale of Equinor Nigeria Energy Company (ENEC), which holds a 53.85% ownership stake in oil and gas lease OML 128.

The acquisition is expected to strengthen Ashtead's product and service offering in the oil and gas and offshore wind markets.

SEA-KIT International, a longstanding collaborator with Fugro, specializes in the development of uncrewed surface vessels (USV) for maritime operations and research aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

The contract, still contingent on a final investment decision from Shell, involves the design, procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation, and commissioning of a wellhead platform and offshore and onshore gas pipelines.

Operating under the joint venture Caspian Integrated Maritime Solutions (CIMS), the vessels represent a combined investment of $35 million and are tailored for the Caspian's shallow draft, meeting international oil companies' requirements.