Rumor. Not yet confirm. No official statement yet.

Let’s leave Aramco to carry out the due diligence work if they actually want to exit Pengerang.

https://justforex.com/landing/world-trusted...r?flyingspaghettimonster=420141548

I received similar message from TUV NORD and not sure what TUV nord hiring for.

TQ for sharing

TUV Nord is bidding for manpower contract, if not mistaken probably for Vestigo or PCSB-PMA, I suspect maybe for Dulang project? Not sure.

Hi All,

I'm new to this, wanted to know if someone can advise what are PrefChem benefits ?
I got confirmation that I have been successful, haven't got the OL and Med check up yet.

From what I know :

PPTSB - BCHI
PGB - AGO
PCOSB - COCONUT

Just helping ya.

It's called BCHI - Black condensate and heat integration

Ahaa thanks for the correction. Hehe.

So it seems that Sapura Fabricator is confirmed getting the Jerun CPP EPCIC project.

TQ Tuan for the confirmation.
When we heard this, we were informed that KOM was in early Feb & award in this week of jan.

All sapura fab engineers can feel relieved now as the yard will have project after pegaga. Congratulations!

I hope to get some small piece of cake from Jerun.

"Hope" is a bold word. Lulz.

Competition are stiff. All business owner are fighting to get some cake from Jerun.

Oh well. Life goes on.

High possibility that a portion of work will need to be shared with Sarawak fabricators.

Wish you the best brother..

heard they are doing FEED for a Silica Plant for free. Hope someone from engineering consultant can confirm this?

anyway, they have few projects going on at east coast. one is for transfer facility from optimal to ethylene plant.
nevermind already shared above.

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Anglo-Dutch supermajor #Shell is looking to line up more exploration drilling targets offshore Malaysia, a country that remains one of the company’s nine core upstream areas.

Shell has kicked off a survey of potential prospects including Kecupu, Melinja, Keremak and Memali offshore #Sarawak, East Malaysia.

The Malaysia-flagged vessel Salvin Explorer has been contracted to survey these exploration prospects and more possible drilling locations in a campaign that is scheduled to run until about the end of March.

The Salvin Explorer will also perform surveys for potential future development work on and near to Shell’s producing fields such as Selasih, F13 and F27 during this current programme.

Earlier news, Shell is relocating many of its #upstream staff in Malaysia to Sarawak from Sabah, while, despite its commitment to the country’s oil and gas sector, up to 300 of its exploration and production unit workers will be laid off over the next two years.

Following recent moves to restructure its whole business amid the energy transition, Shell has identified nine core areas of upstream activity going forward, with Malaysia joined by the UK, Brazil, the US Gulf, the Permian basin in the US, Kazakhstan, Brunei, Oman and Nigeria.

- Global Upstream -

Went to Teluk Kalong for work around end of Dec at one of the yards. Managed to snap a photo near KSB. Look at the traffic!

Shell Malaysia - Graduate Employment Opportunities 2021.

Click here - https://shell.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/S...ysia-2021_R6356

Godspeed.

Yes, it's quite firmed that Sapura getting Jerun CPP.

Keppel to exit rig-building business; yet to confirm how many jobs will be cut.

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/compa...t-back-in-black

https://justforex.com/landing/world-trusted...nster=420141548

SINGAPORE (REUTERS, THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Keppel Corp said on Thursday (Jan 28) that its struggling offshore and marine (O&M) segment will exit the rig-building business and shift its focus to infrastructure projects, including renewable energy.

The O&M business will focus on design, engineering and procurement. It will have a "significantly reduced headcount" and its network of yards will be repurposed or divested, Keppel said.

"When we succeed in executing these plans, we will see a transformed and more competitive Keppel O&M, well placed to support the global energy transition," CEO Loh Chin Hua said during a briefing on the results.

The company said it could not yet estimate how many jobs would be cut, but that some employees will be retrained.

As Keppel outlined details of a previously flagged strategic review, it said it would seek opportunities in floating infrastructure and infrastructure-like projects that can deliver more predictable streams of cashflow, including projects in renewable energy and hydrogen.

The restructuring of the business, which has a current headcount of 10,500, is expected to be executed over the next two to three years and existing rigs under construction will be completed.

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