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Offshore magazine, first published in 1954, is the leading source of timely, actionable and relevant news and technical content for the offshore oil, gas and renewable energy industries. It delivers the content to a global audience through a mix of print and digital platforms, and in-person events.
With more than 42,000 qualified subscribers, Offshore magazine is published 6 times a year and is available in both print and digital formats. Offshore magazine, its website offshore-mag.com, daily and monthly eNewsletters, webinars, and events are resources that the offshore industry relies on for timely news, technologies, case studies, and best practices that are setting new standards of engineering and operations. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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A Universal Foundation for Global Workforce Safety
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Chevron, Oxy confirm Bandit oil find in deepwater Gulf of Mexico
Chevron has confirmed an oil discovery at the Bandit prospect in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, following drilling by operator Occidental. The exploration well, located in Green Canyon Block 680 about 125 miles south of the Louisiana coast, encountered high-quality, full-to-base oil-bearing Miocene sands, according to Chevron. The co-owners are evaluating the results to determine next steps.
Simulation and VR training: Preparing offshore crews before it matters
Offshore energy operations leave little room for error. Long before a worker steps foot on a rig—or a critical decision is made—training sets the foundation for what happens offshore. Today, high-fidelity simulators offer some of the most realistic training environments available, and an increasing number of companies are also investing in virtual reality as a workforce development tool.
Remote Inspections & Operations Special Report 2026
In this 4th annual report, Offshore features an in-depth overview of remote inspection practices, digital strategies, regulatory progress, uncrewed operations, drones and robotics, and more.
Autonomous subsea monitoring gains traction in the Gulf of Mexico
As offshore operators in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM) look to improve subsea visibility while controling costs, autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) play a growing role in inspection and monitoring programs. Bedrock Ocean, a Houston-based subsea technology company, has expanded deployments across the Gulf, alongside projects in the North Sea, reflecting the rising demand for faster, more flexible subsea data collection.
Case study: Delivering a 3 million‑lb landing string for 20k ultradeepwater operations
Developed for a Green Canyon 20k well, a custom landing string successfully ran the heaviest casing load ever deployed offshore. Key highlights: The FASTR 3.0 landing string system was developed to meet the requirements of 20,000-psi exploration in ultradeepwater environments, achieving a record-breaking 2.95 million lbs tensile capacity.
Masirah Oil drilling program offshore Oman rescheduled to May
Masirah Oil Ltd. (MOL) and Rex International Holding Ltd., MOL’s indirect parent company, both reported that its planned drilling program in the offshore Yumna Field, Block 50 Oman, is now expected to commence in May. The program will consist of three development wells and will be operated by MOL, which holds a 100% working interest in Block 50. The drilling campaign is intended to support ongoing development activities in the Yumna Field.
Seadrill's West Polaris to continue operations in Brazil with multi-year contract
Seadrill's West Polaris ultradeepwater drillship was awarded a 1,095-day contract extension with Petrobras for work on the Búzios Field in the Santos Basin offshore Brazil. The additional term adds about $480 million in contract backlog and is scheduled to begin in direct continuation of the current program in January 2028.