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Yellowtail subsea contract among top 10 global awards for the century – Rystad Energy

Petroleum World 26 Nov 2021
Map showing the proposed subsea network for the Yellowtail Development Area ... French-American multinational, TechnipFMC recently landed a multi-million dollar contract to supply the subsea equipment for ExxonMobil’s fourth project in the Stabroek Block at the Yellowtail Development area.
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Nexans supporting China's green energy revolution

China Daily 05 Nov 2021
Many opportunities have arisen from the massive transformation of China's power sector including market structure reforms, an accelerated shift from coal to green power, and more grid investment such as energy storage ... Subsea cables are redrawing the energy map, linking wind farms to the land and connecting nations to each other ...

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