Viewpoints

Big Foot is one of Chevron’s major capital projects in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The extended tension-leg platform is located 225 miles (360 km) south of New Orleans. Chevron photo

Another sign that offshore energy is back

G. Allen Brooks

Utopia IV (left) and Tropic Breeze (right) before the casualty. Sources: Rossinavi (left); Capt. Chris Knowles (right)

Maintaining a ‘proper lookout’

Tim Akpinar

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Offshore wind service vessels: opportunities and challenges

WindServe Marine CTV — A WindServe Marine crew transfer vessel built for the U.S. offshore wind industry. WindServe Marine LLC photo

Offshore wind: Not so fast

David Krapf

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Energy workers urge action on delayed five-year offshore leasing plan

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Freeport LNG photo

Freezing in the warmth

Jim Redden

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Digitalization offers transparency for offshore support

Diamon Offshore — Photo courtesy of Diamond Offshore

Silicon Valley Bank’s bankruptcy and offshore oil and gas

G. Allen Brooks

Brazil state giant Petrobras plans to deploy 16 FPSOs across six fields before the end of this decade. Divulga

Offshore is back: More than $200 billion of greenfield investments expected by 2025

Ken Hocke photo

Forget Batman and Superman, our heroes are mariners

Ken Hocke

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Covering your business for potential liability claims

Chris Richmond

The rule would have required charter boats to install an NMFS-approved vessel monitoring system (VMS) tracking device — an “anchor bracelet.” NCLA photo

Court sets aside NMFS rule to track charter boats

Legal-Talk-Generic-Gavel-CC-Blogtrepreneur — Creative Commons image by Blogtrepreneur.

Alternative dispute resolutions can save time and money

Daniel J. Hoerner