An estimated 467MW of floating wind capacity is anticipated to be operational by 2026 in Mainland (ML.) China with the first turbine commissioned in 2021. ML. China currently ranks fifth globally in terms of installed capacity and this could speed up…
Weekly global offshore rig counts for jackup and floating rigs.
Each month, Westwood's subsea team provides a global update on subsea tree awards, with data sourced from, and analysed using, the new SubseaLogix service.
A monthly updated list of offshore rigs and their status in Brazil.
A weekly review of onshore US rig counts by state, county, basin and play.
The pressure is rising to reduce emissions from upstream operations. The last few years has seen a reduction in total emissions and improvement in emissions intensity as companies have focused their attention on operational advancements and efficiencies.
Offshore wind development across US states has not been uniform, with states such as Massachusetts, New York and New Jersey far more visible in terms of ambition and development pipeline Click play to watch our infographic on the US offshore wind pipeline capacity by state.
Each month, Westwood’s onshore team provides a summary outlook for specific service line categories in the wells, services and equipment sector.
Will the introduction of new, domestic designed, high-capacity turbine models help Chinese developers bridge the capacity gap?
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