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Malaysia: Velesto and ICON Engineering sign agreement to deliver Rig-Installed Wellhead Platforms in Malaysia Velesto Energy and ICON Engineering have signed an agreement to deliver Rig-Installed Wellhead Platforms (RIWHPs) for offshore oil and gas developments in Malaysia. |
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Uzbekistan: Condor provides an operational update on its first horizontal well in Uzbekistan Condor Energies, a Canadian based, internationally focused energy transition company working in Central Asia, has finished drilling the vertical portion of its first well in Uzbekistan to a total depth of 2805 meters. |
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Angola: McDermott delivers first subsea project for TotalEnergies in Angola McDermott has announced the safe and successful completion of engineering, procurement, construction, installation, pre-commissioning and commissioning activities for TotalEnergies' Begonia field development. Located in Block 17/06, approx. 150 kms off the coast of Angola, Begonia marks McDermott's first subsea project in the country. |
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Brazil: Petrobras and PPSA sign agreement to equalize the Jubarte pre-salt layer Petrobras, in continuation of the statement released on July 23 2025, informs that it signed with PPSA (Pré-Sal Petróleo SA) the Expenditure and Volume Equalization Agreement (AEGV), resulting from the Production Individualization Agreement (AIP) of the Jubarte Pre-Salt Shared Deposit . |
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Norway's oil production in September is 5.5 percent more than the NOD’s forecast and 4.1 percent more than the forecast so far this year Preliminary production figures for September 2025 show an average daily production of 1,991,000 barrels of oil, NGL and condensate. Oil production in September is 5.5 percent more than the NOD’s forecast and 4.1 percent more than the forecast so far this year. |















