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Forum Energy Technologies has launched a compact, integrated LARS designed to improve efficiency in ROV inspection, maintenance and subsea operations. Source
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Petro Victory’s SJ-12 well in Brazil’s Barreirinhas basin has confirmed stacked gas reservoirs with 72 meters of net pay, supporting further development of the São João field. Source
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Geolander has launched a high-density nodal seismic survey in Angola using STRYDE technology to support CO₂ storage evaluation and reduce subsurface uncertainty. Source
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Odfjell Technology and ANT are partnering to deploy an advanced erosion tool for rigless P&A operations, targeting Southeast Asia’s growing well abandonment backlog. Source
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SLB has introduced AlphaSight to expand real-time subsurface insight, supporting more accurate geosteering and reservoir navigation. Source
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The UAE is set to exit OPEC after six decades, signaling a major shift in global oil markets as supply disruptions from the Iran war intensify. Source
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Petrodec has deployed its OBANA jackup to the North Sea, kicking off a new campaign to remove offshore platform jackets for Perenco UK. Source
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Canada has launched a $25 billion sovereign wealth fund to support energy, LNG and infrastructure projects, signaling increased federal backing for oil and gas development and export capacity. Source
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Two offshore wind leases have been scrapped as developers redirect nearly $900 million into U.S. oil, gas and LNG projects, signaling a policy-driven shift toward conventional energy investment. Source
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The U.S. is pushing back on Iran’s proposed terms to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio warning Washington cannot accept Tehran controlling access to the key oil chokepoint. Source
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