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Editor’s Note

When you think of the Asia-Pacific region, you would probably imagine beautiful beaches and forests, alongside amazing wildlife and marine animals. Although this is most certainly true from a tourism point of view, in a business mindset, all these specialised resources make it the perfect place for technological and industrial growth.

Consequently, across Asia and the Pacific region, what can be witnessed is the rapid increase in new technology, globalisation, and market-orientated reform. This points towards vast innovation and enhancement of industry. Thus, here at Endeavour, we have been very lucky to witness how such companies have drastically grown, as business advancements have swept across the vast region. This is also helped by the growing demands of a rapidly increasing population. This means that the Asia-Pacific region can afford a greater workforce and economic advancement.

It is for this reason that the Asia-Pacific region deserves its own specific publication. Within this issue, you will find out about brand new innovations in engineering, sailing and biscuits! Thus, we will not only discover the business behind the lavish and decadent Asian skylines but how such companies face the challenges of the ever-modernising world.

Shell Malaysia

Shell is a leading global energy company committed to meeting the world’s energy needs in the most economically, environmentally and socially responsible way possible. The company now plays a leading role across many countries’ energy sectors, supported by its global expertise in the industry. A significant country where Shell has helped pioneer the energy sector is Malaysia, where Shell has been a partner for over 130 years. Having diversified the country’s energy sector from a modest kerosene venture, Shell Malaysia is now one of the country’s top employers, with operations spanning upstream, midstream and downstream energy developments.

Shell’s first oil discovery in Malaysia came in 1910, with the first oil well drilled on Canada Hill in Miri, Sarawak. This well began production with 83 barrels of oil per day and spearheaded Shell’s operations in Malaysia. Now, over 110 years later, Shell is a leader in Malaysia’s deep-water energy sector development, playing a leading role in the extraction and delivery of oil and gas resources for the country. Thus, as a long-term and responsible partner in Malaysia’s energy sector, Shell works closely with its customers, partners, and the government to ensure that every development works towards a more efficient and sustainable energy future.

Shell has long played a key role in Malaysia’s downstream operations, but in 2014, the company began vital exploration and production operations within the upstream deep-water energy sector with the Gumusut-Kakap field. The field, located in 1,200 metres of water off the coast of Sabah, is a joint development of two ultra-deep-water discoveries: Gumusut and Kakap operated by Shell and Murphy Oil, respectively. Initial development began in 2008, when the Final Investment Decision was reached between Sabah Shell Petroleum Company Ltd (SSPC, a subsidiary of Shell plc), who own a 33% holding interest as the operator of the field, and ConocoPhillips Sabah (33%), PETRONAS Carigali (20%), and Murphy Oil (14%). The GumusutKakap development reached first oil production in 2014, with the field initially producing an average of 135,000 barrels a day. With significant production from the field, the development marked a vital step in Malaysia’s energy development, bringing the country’s first deepwater development online.

Today, the Gumusut-Kakap development spans 19 subsea wells, which are tied back to a floating production and storage (FPS) vessel (GK-Semi FPS), which has a processing capacity of 150,000 barrels of oil a day. Once crude oil is produced from the field, it is transported through a pipeline to an oil and gas processing facility in Kimanis, where gas is then transported to the PETRONAS LNG complex in Bintulu, Sarawak. Now, more than 10 years since production was reached, the Gumusut-Kakap facility has undergone vital developments.

Following the oil field’s initial development, Phase 2 of the field was developed, incorporating four additional subsea tie-back wells, which

connected to the GK-Semi FPS in 2019. Then Phase 3 saw the drilling of four new wells, which were again connected to the GK-Semi FPS. This phase included the drilling of two producer wells and two injection wells, which achieved first oil in 2022. Now, the project has reached Phase 4, with Shell announcing in March 2025 that first oil had been delivered from Phase 4 of the Gumusut-Kakap development, specifically in the Gumusut-Kakap-GeronggongJagus East (GKGJE) development. GKGJE is a joint venture between SSPC and Shell Sabah Selatan Sdn. Bhd, ConocoPhillips Sabah Ltd, PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd, PTTEP Sabah Oil Limited, PT Pertamina Malaysia Eksplorasi Produksi, Shell Exploration and Production Brunei, Canam Brunei Oil Ltd, PETRONAS Carigali Brunei Limited and Brunei Shell Petroleum. Phase 4 of the development saw the drilling of three producer wells and one water injection well, which are tied back to the GK-Semi FPS. These wells straddle the border between Malaysia and Brunei, and the development contributes to Shell’s global commitment to bringing new upstream projects online between 2023 and 20205. Phase 4 reached oil production in March 2025 and is

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expected to deliver an additional 500,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day at peak production, further enhancing Shell’s development towards Malaysia’s energy future. Speaking on the announcement of Phase 4 achieving first oil, Siti Sulaiman, Country Chair of Shell Malaysia and Senior Vice President for Integrated Gas & Upstream in Malaysia, outlined that, “This achievement reaffirms Shell’s ongoing commitment to innovating and executing safe, reliable, and sustainable projects that meet today’s energy needs”. Sulaiman’s comments highlight just how valuable such developments as the GumusutKakap development have been and will continue to be for Malaysia’s total energy development.

Another key deep-water project for Shell is the Malikai development, which is the company’s most recent project within the deep-water segment in Malaysia. The development is located in water depths of 500m and is the company’s third deepwater project. The project is held between Shell, who are the operator with 35% interest, ConocoPhillips Sabah with 35%, and PETRONAS Carigali with the remaining 30%. Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) activities

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for the development began in 2009, with the Final Investment Decision (FID) reached in 2013. The initial development involved the drilling of 17 wells and the delivery of a 26,000 metric tonne tension leg platform (TLP) production facility. The TLP was the first of its kind in Malaysia, and the whole development is tied back via subsea pipelines to the Kebabangan shallow-water hub, which has a processing facility. From here, the resources are further conveyed to Sabah Oil Subsea for export. The development reached first oil in December 2016 and is expected to have a production capacity of 60,000 barrels per day.

As Shell looks towards the future, sustainability and developing its operations towards a more sustainable future for Malaysia are key concerns. Thus, the Rosmari-Marjoram project is a vital deepwater sour gas development project for Shell designed to deliver a sustained gas supply to the PETRONAS LNG Complex. The project spans a deepwater subsea facility, a remotely operated platform and an onshore gas plant. Within this, the development will include the longest sour wet gas offshore pipelines in the world, spanning more than 200km. The project is operated by Sarawak Shell Berhad (SSB), a subsidiary of Shell plc, at 80% and PETRONAS Carigali at 20%. Once production begins in 2026, the project is expected to produce 800 million standard cubic feet per day (MMscf/d) of gas.

In October 2025, SSB announced that it had begun the development of a plant for the RosmariMarjoram project. This will enable the project to run primarily on renewable energy, through an offshore platform which will utilise power from 240 solar panels, with the new onshore plan leveraging hydropower provided through the Sarawak power grid system. Thus, the development of the onshore plant will enable Shell to further enhance the role of renewable energy resources across Malaysia and cement its place as a key partner both to the country and energy companies such as PETRONAS as they work towards enhancing Malaysia’s overall economic growth through competitive and resilient energy projects.

Across Shell’s operations in Malaysia, it is clear to see that the company has played a vital role in the country’s overall energy development for many years. From initial developments over 100 years ago to now, working across the country’s energy sector via its subsidiaries, Shell is focused on delivering vital projects that will enhance Malaysia’s overall oil and gas development, but in the most sustainable way possible. We look forward to seeing how Shell will continue to advance Malaysia’s energy sector, working alongside key partners, to deliver a more sustainable energy future for the country.

Globally, construction and mining are valuable industries that are spearheading global development and the delivery of vital resources to market. Therefore, to achieve these operations, heavy machinery and equipment are needed to make operations productive, safe and effective. These industries are vital in India, where the construction sector is an important part of the nation’s development, and the mining sector is currently experiencing significant growth. In India, JCB, a leading global heavy machinery manufacturer, is spearheading the delivery of equipment to the country’s mining and construction sectors, providing vital products that are optimised with advanced safety features. As JCB has expanded its manufacturing operations in India, the company has continued to deliver vital equipment options where sustainability is at the forefront of its designs to power industries towards a more sustainable future.

JCB has been operating in India since 1979 under JCB India Limited, as a fully owned subsidiary of J.C. Bamford Excavators (JCB) from the United Kingdom. Since its founding in India, the company has delivered 5 state-of-the-art factories, where the JCB brand manufactures its world-class equipment designed for the Indian domestic markets, as well as for shipment to more than 125 countries around the world. Today, JCB has a network of more than 60 dealers and 700 outlets across India, which are providing its vital products to customers across the construction, agriculture, waste handling, mining, and demolition sectors.

In India, the construction sector is a vital industry that is responsible for development, with the sector being responsible for building new infrastructure and buildings to support growth. Thus, the demand for advanced and innovative machines that can deliver projects that often bring a lot of investment with them is vital to supporting national growth. Thus, JCB has long been one of India’s leading construction equipment manufacturers, offering indigenous, worldclass and versatile machinery solutions. Offerings across JCB’s construction equipment range include backhoe loaders, articulated boom, vibratory tandem rollers, electric scissors, generators, mini excavators, skid steel loaders, telehandlers, excavators, wheel loaders and single drum soil compactors. Across

these offerings, JCB is committed to ensuring that every piece of equipment remains working well to keep operations running efficiently, reducing costs, and minimising downtime. To achieve this, JCB offers maintenance services, including repairs and maintenance guidance, to help ensure every machine remains operating at its best.

The mining sector of India is currently experiencing significant development, turning away from primarily coal mining and towards mining for resources utilised in infrastructure development and in automotive production. Across India’s mining sector, around 1 million people are employed, highlighting just how valuable the sector is for the country’s development. Therefore, to facilitate vital mining operations, JCB delivers a range of leading mining equipment to help bring resources to market quickly, safely and cost-effectively. At present, JCB offers equipment such as backhoe loaders, excavators, telehandlers and wheel loaders to India’s mining sector.

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Across all of JCB’s equipment, the company has rolled out JCB LiveLink, which is an innovative system that allows its customers to get a better insight into their machines in order to maximise productivity, uptime and profitability. The system offers critical insight into the health of the machine and can alert to service needs to keep equipment running smoothly. Utilising LiveLink enables customers to know about a failure or breakdown before it happens to prevent downtime and maximise productivity. Once an alert is issued, customers can then quickly organise maintenance or repairs to get the machinery back online and deliver on its project deadlines. This not only helps to maximise productivity but also optimises costs.

This innovative technology is something that can be seen across JCB’s machinery offerings as each one works to deliver vital operations in the most sustainable way possible. For JCB, sustainable innovation is at the heart of its manufacturing, and so with the introduction of each piece of equipment, the company is focused on delivering each one with leading sustainable technology. We

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saw this in 2024, when JCB India launched its most fuel-efficient excavator yet. The new model, the JCB NXT 215 LC Fuel Master, has been designed to reduce its fuel consumption by up to 14% compared to previous models. This advanced fuel efficiency saves money for customers through optimised hydraulics that utilise JCB’s Intelliflow Hydraulics technology. Plus, the excavator is also optimised to be 5% more productive and even comes with a Power Boost function to perform better in tough applications. By reducing fuel consumption and being optimised for enhanced productivity, the JCB NXT 215 Fuel Master highlights JCB’s commitment to delivering machinery that will cut down on wasted fuel consumption, whilst protecting the planet from excess carbon emissions.

Then, in January, JCB announced the launch of its new range of CEV Stage 5 ready machines and engines. These machines and engines include a range of backhoe loaders, telehandlers, skid steer loaders, compactors and wheeled loaders, which have been developed for enhanced fuel efficiency. The CEV Stage 5 machinery range will be 10-15% more

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fuel efficient compared to the previous CEV Stage 4 options, setting a new benchmark in the construction equipment sector. This is made possible through Stage 5 compliant emission control technology, which includes Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) and a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF). Additionally, the engines have an advanced fuel filtration system with extended primary filter replacement intervals. These collectively help to maximise uptime, without compromising on productivity. Plus, in line with Government safety regulations, the new range will have operator safety and comfort in mind to enhance ergonomics, reduce noise levels and simplify the engine regeneration process.

As JCB looks towards the future in India, the company is continuing to expand its network and infrastructure to make its machinery more readily available across key industries. In January, JCB India announced a new partnership with Shriram Automall India Limited (SAMIL), India’s largest phygital pre-owned marketplace (MoU) for the efficient management and sale of pre-owned JCB machines. The alliance between JCB and SAMIL will transform the pre-owned construction equipment market by connecting JCB’s pre-owned construction machinery with SAMIL’s extensive networks to offer customers a wider range of reliable machinery to choose from.

This is especially vital for the construction sector, where growth has seen an increasing demand for such equipment. Therefore, customers can access well-maintained pre-owned equipment that is more cost-efficient, without compromising on JCB’s quality. Through the partnership, customers will now be able to access vital pre-owned equipment with confidence that it is coming with direct support and product integrity from JCB.

As we have seen across JCB India’s operations, its central goal is to bring the vital equipment needed to spur national development and help its customers achieve their projects supported by advanced and fuel-efficient machinery. In the construction and mining sectors specifically, the equipment is designed to optimise productivity, supported by leading smart technologies such as LiveLink to help to reduce downtime. However, across all of its developments, there is a keen focus on developing new machinery that optimises its customers’ operations, whilst also being more sustainable in the process. By blending productivity and sustainability, JCB is able to cement its role as a leading equipment manufacturer supporting projects around the world every day.

With an integrated network spanning the ports of Australia, A.P. Møller –Mærsk (Maersk) is now one of the leading shipping companies operating in the country to provide vital shipping and logistics solutions to Australian businesses. Maersk is able to deliver total coastal coverage for businesses both small and large, across the country, thanks to its operations spanning 5 key gateway ports along the Australian coastline. These ports are met with Maersk’s key shipping services that ensure customers across Australia can leverage Maersk’s worldwide network to enhance global trade and connectivity.

Maersk has been operating in Australia since 1993, offering a range of competitive services that ensure the country’s ports remain well-connected across the global shipping sector. In Australia, Maersk brings its expertise as a global integrated logistics company to provide Australian businesses with key supply chain solutions that ensure cargo is supported from its origin to end markets. Across Australia, Maersk provides integrated logistics services which ensure businesses can connect globally through both ocean and inland transportation solutions. These solutions are then supported by customs services and warehousing operations to help enhance service efficiency and keep cargo moving towards its end market.

To ensure that the businesses across Australia have access to Maersk’s vital shipping and logistics solutions, the company has key shipping services operating across 5 key gateways into the country, including Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. In addition to these, Maersk owns warehouse services in Perth and Adelaide. Across these locations,

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Maersk has key shipping services including the Greater Australian Connect (GAC), Eastern Australia Connect (EAC), and the Western Australia Connect (WAC). These shipping routes are designed to enhance the connectivity of cargo across the country and allow these networks to seamlessly join with Maersk’s international network.

Across its Australian network, Maersk operates 16 vessels which enable weekly services providing direct connection to and from Australia to support global trade. In 2023, Maersk added the Southeast Asia Connect service to its Australian network to bring even more connectivity across the region, connecting Australia with ports in Malaysia. Across all of these networks, Maersk is passionate about enhancing the connectivity of Australia’s shipping network to ensure commodities travelling to and from the country are facilitated by reliable and efficient shipping services designed to enhance global trade.

One of the key ports that Maersk calls at is the Port of Adelaide, located in the South of Australia. The port, just 14km north-west of Adelaide, is an essential link for Maersk’s Australian network,

offering a vital connection to the south of the country via the GAC route. The Port of Adelaide, overseen by Flinders Ports, handles key import and export logistics for the country, with customs brokerage services and warehouse facilities that help enhance Australia’s trade sector. Then on the east coast, Maersk calls at the Port of Brisbane, which has long been a cornerstone of Queensland’s economy. This port is home to one of Australia’s fastest-growing container ports and is the state’s largest multi-cargo port. With a wealth of cargo travelling through the port, Maersk operations to and from the port have long been vital to enhancing Queensland’s economy, keeping businesses and customers’ supply chains seamlessly moving in and out of the state.

The Port of Brisbane has long been key to Maersk’s shipping potential in Australia, and a key reason for this is because of its role in Maersk’s focus on sustainability in the development of its shipping fleet. A key example of this focus on sustainability was seen in October 2025, when Maersk introduced the Brisbane Maersk vessel. The vessel is the 4th Hermes-class series vessel introduced by Maersk into its fleet, and was made in partnership with HY Hyundai Heavy Industries and Everllence. Combining advanced technology and environmental responsibility, the vessel is leading

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the way towards the sustainable development of the shipping industry. This is because the vessel is equipped with a dual-fuel engine, which is capable of running on bio and e-methanol fuel, making it a more sustainable vessel option. By introducing such a vessel, the Brisbane Maersk can enhance Maersk’s Australian network whilst also delivering on key decarbonisation efforts across its global shipping fleet.

Another key port serviced by Maersk is the Port of Fremantle. The Port of Fremantle is the largest and busiest cargo port in Western Australia. The port is split into two harbours: the Inner Harbour and the Outer Harbour. The Inner Harbour is responsible for almost all container trade in the west of the country, whilst the Outer Harbour is responsible for major bulk cargo as one of the key bulk cargo ports serving the country. Key bulk cargo moved through the Outer Harbour includes grain, petroleum, liquid petroleum gas, alumina, mineral sands, fertiliser, coal, sulphur and other bulk commodities. With such vital commodities being both imported and exported through the port, the Port of Fremantle

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today is estimated to handle $3.6 million worth of trade every hour.

Maersk operations also span the Port of Melbourne, which is a hub for containerised, automotive and general cargo. The port serves businesses and customers across Victoria and the south-east of Australia. This port is vital to Australia’s overall trade, as more than a third of Australia’s total container trade is handled at the Port of Melbourne across the port’s 30 commercial berths. The port also includes several key container terminals, including Australia’s largest automotive trade terminal, which sees up to 1000 new motor vehicles pass through the terminal a day. Alongside this are multi-purpose and bulk terminals, which handle containerised, breakbulk, chemicals, grain, cement, and other liquid and dry bulk products.

Other key ports met with Maersk’s key shipping carrier services are Port Newcastle, Port Sydney and Port Townsville. Across these, Maersk operates as a major shipping carrier, connecting Australian businesses globally. Sydney is vital to Maersk’s operation in Australia because this is where the

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division’s main office is located and is home to key ports for Maersk’s international network. The Sydney office works alongside Maersk’s office in Melbourne to enhance the shipping network of the country. For the ports of Sydney specifically, Maersk provide key international ocean freight services, supported by inland transportation, custom brokerage and local warehousing services to ensure seamless movement of cargo as it enters and exits the country via Sydney. Then, the Port of Townsville has been developing towards the future and is now Northern Australia’s largest container and automotive port. Handling more than 30 diverse commodities, the port is expected to continue to expand its cargo operations over the coming years.

One of the most vital developments for Maersk’s Australia division came in 2023, when the company opened 7 new facilities across the country designed to enhance Maersk’s omnichannel fulfilment capabilities. The facilities, which were implemented in 2024, have vastly expanded Maersk’s footprint in Australia, offering an enhanced logistical landscape

that the company can utilise to provide better service for its customers. Omnichannel capabilities ensure that Maersk has more availability and service, whilst reducing working capital and delivering better efficiency. Plus, omnichannel capabilities ensure that Maersk can utilise more renewable energy sources in its operations, to help improve the sustainability of its operations.

One of the key facilities is the Derrimut Facility in Melbourne, a modern logistics hub which utilises progressive AI to automate warehousing operations, whilst catering to e-commerce fulfilment needs and offering logistics solutions to different industries. Maersk’s Managing Director of Oceania, Kylie Fraser, outlines that “Our expansion throughout Australia is giving our customers a more efficient and sustainable service throughout the supply chain. Australia imports a high volume of consumer goods, and we are excited to be able to continue to efficiently deliver goods while growing our business and contributing significantly to regional economic growth”.

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As Faser highlighted in the press release for the new facilities, the expansion of Maersk’s facilities across Australia will enable it to better serve its customers and their shipping and logistics needs, whilst enhancing the sustainability of the entire process through modern and technologically advanced systems. Therefore, the new facilities will ensure Maersk can now offer exclusive offerings that will help reduce costs with more effective warehousing and reduce the amount of time it takes for cargo to reach end markets by placing goods close to their consumer markets.

Across Maersk’s Australian operation, there remains a key commitment to enhancing its network to facilitate seamless and more integrated logistics solutions that cover the entire coastline. From key port operations to vital shipping routes, Maersk has continually expanding its footprint across Australia, and therefore, it is no surprise that the company is now one of the leading shipping companies helping businesses across Australia reach global markets.

Seatrium Limited

With over 60 years of experience in the energy and marine design and construction sector, Seatrium Limited (Seatrium) delivers innovative engineering solutions that span across the development of offshore platforms, rigs, floating vessels, and specialised vessels, as well as in its delivery of repair, upgrading and conversion services. With these extensive solution offerings, Seatrium serves the maritime and oil and gas industries well, positioning itself as a premier global player offering solutions that are underpinned by the company’s commitment to high standards, safety, sustainability and performance. With such a pivotal reputation within the energy and maritime sectors, Seatrium is now a leading engineering company operating across the world.

The Seatrium we know today was formed when Sembcorp Marine and Keppel Offshore & Marine, two heavyweights in the engineering sector, came together to form a single group that would harness both companies’ extensive expertise and knowledge in the industry. Together, these companies hoped to deliver leading solutions that could better serve their customers and stakeholders by leveraging the synergies between the two companies. Thus, Seatrium was formed in 2023, delivering high-quality and high-performance engineering solutions that are purpose-built to meet its customers’ needs. This innovative approach ensures that Seatrium can continue to work with its clients to develop offshore and maritime solutions that meet their specific needs, enhancing global energy and maritime sectors, whilst solidifying Seatrium’s place as a leading engineering company across the world.

Today, Seatrium’s operations span across the world with the company operating shipyards, engineering centres and technology facilities in places such as Singapore, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Norway, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Across these hubs of operations, Seatrium is set on delivering vital solutions that explore new spaces, technologies and applications even under the most challenging of circumstances. With innovation at the heart of its development, Seatrium’s key business segments include oil and gas new builds and conversions, offshore renewables, repairs and upgrades, and new energies, with a growing focus on sustainability.

For the oil and gas sector, Seatrium delivers complex rigs and turnkey solutions, which are designed to harness the global network to deliver vital energy developments. Its products include the new builds and conversions for Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) units, Floating Production and Storage (FPSO) Units, Floating Drilling, Production, Storage and Offloading (FDPSO) units, and Mobile Offshore Production Units (MOPUs). In addition to this, Seatrium also delivers gas terminals, Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) units, Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU) and Gravifloat solutions, as well as Offshore Oil and Gas Fixed Platforms.

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In July, Seatrium further cemented its place as a leading FPSO provider across the world with the delivery of PETROBRAS 78 (P-78) to Brazil’s national oil company, Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras). P-78 delivers a production capacity of 180,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd), 7.2 cubic metres (mcbm) of gas per day, and provides storage capacity for 2 million barrels of oil. The FPSO will be deployed across the Búzios Field, which is one of the most prolific oil and gas deposits offshore Brazil, providing essential oil and gas production for Brazil’s energy sector. P-78 ranks among the largest in the global operating fleet of FPSOs, highlighting Seatrium’s engineering expertise and innovation in delivering the vessel

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Another key sector of Seatrium’s business is focused on offshore renewables and delivering new energy. For this, the company delivers turnkey solutions including fixed platforms, offshore wind and new energy solutions that focus on being cost-effective and highly adaptable, whilst also meeting the highest of technical specifications for global clients. Seatrium delivers offshore wind farm fixed platforms, including High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) converter stations, High Voltage Alternating Current (HVAC) substations and wind turbine foundations. In addition to this, Seatrium is also focused on delivering Wind Turbine Installation Vessels (WTIVs), Floating Offshore Wind Turbines (FOWTs) and Floating Wind-HVDC and HVAC stations. This focus on delivering engineering solutions for the offshore renewables and new energies sector highlights Seatrium’s commitment to delivering

designs that are helping customers across the world to meet their sustainability goals, and in the process, solidifying Seatrium’s role as a key provider of solutions that are designed with sustainability and emission reduction in mind.

Aside from its role in the offshore energy sector, Seatrium also provide specialised shipbuilding services to deliver high-performance specialised vessels that are designed with the global energy transition and decarbonisation in mind. These vessels are ‘future-proofed’ utilising Seatrium’s award-winning, high-performance and specialised expertise in vessel construction to deliver vessels that meet the highest of technical specifications for clients across the globe, both for today and for the future. However, alongside its development of new vessels, Seatrium is also passionate about repairing and upgrading existing vessels. For this, the company has developed strong relationships with its clients to repair, refurbish, retrofit and extend the life of existing vessels, including FPSOs, FSOs and FSU units. This focus on refurbishment and repairs to existing vessels helps to promote sustainability by utilising existing vessels rather

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than developing brand new ones. Ultimately, this helps to extend the lives of vessels already in operation or give them a new purpose to limit the necessity for new vessels to be made to support the planet, whilst saving its customers both money and resources.

In August, Seatrium signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with Karpowership for the development of 4 New Generation Powerships, with the adoption of two additional units. Karpowership will deliver the hulls and key equipment for the powerships, where Seatrium will complete the bulk of the mechanical and electrical equipment integration, mechanical completion and pre-commissioning work. The agreement also outlines the conversion, life extension and repairs to three existing LNG carriers to deliver them as FSRUs. The LOI marks a milestone agreement between Seatrium and Karpowership

and deepens the strategic partnership between the two towards delivering more sustainable, mobile and scalable energy solutions for the future.

Alvin Gan, Executive Vice President of Repairs and Upgrades at Seatrium, outlined the following announcement: “This LOI marks a pivotal step in our journey to build a global franchise in floating power infrastructure. Our successful collaboration with Karpowership goes beyond FSRU conversions – its about enabling energy access through innovative maritime platforms. With four FSRUs delivered, a fifth due later this months, and two more underway, we are proud to be a long-term trusted partner in delivering greener energy and sustainable solutions; through a variety of innovative solutions in new generation powerships, FLNGs, floating battery, floating data centres and water de-salination vessels. These projects demonstrate our engineering excellence

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and our commitment to supporting the energy transition”. Gan’s comments highlight just how valuable this LOI is in strengthening Seatrium’s position as a leading engineering and development company for the energy sector. By working with other leaders in the maritime construction and engineering sector, such as Karpowership, the two can leverage their expertise to deliver more sustainable, efficient and reliable power ships for the future of energy development.

Across Seatrium’s operations, there is a primary focus on delivering engineering expertise that

can harness the energy and maritime sector, whilst working to do this in the most sustainable way possible. With sustainability taken into consideration across every single development or redevelopment, Seatrium can play a valuable role in helping its customers deliver the vital resources needed for operations, whilst meeting global sustainability goals. With a plethora of projects and developments under the company’s belt, it’s no surprise that Seatrium is now a leader in the global offshore, marine and energy sectors, focused on engineering for the future.

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Hitachi Construction Machinery Co.,

On a mission to deliver innovative products, services and solutions across the construction sector, Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. (Hitachi) is a globally expanding construction machinery manufacturer. The construction industry is vital to global infrastructure, with the sector responsible for building roads, houses and laying down waterpipes that are vital for supporting societal development. Therefore, the construction sector relies on innovative and efficient machinery that can help meet these needs across the globe. However, as the world moves towards a more sustainable future, Hitachi is focused on ensuring its products have a longer life cycle and are built with leading technology innovations to contribute towards a more sustainable future for the construction machinery manufacturing sector.

As a subsidiary of the global Hitachi Ltd., Hitachi is focused on bringing a leading worldwide manufacturer of construction equipment. Its role spans across the globe from its head office in Tokyo, to Europe, North America and South America. Today, Hitachi has roughly to 25,000 employees operating across the world who are key to bringing vital development, manufacturing, sales and service operations across the heavy machinery industry. The Hitachi we know today, began over 70 years ago following the start of its mass production of its cable operated shovels in the 1950s. This development was born from a mission to make construction work more efficient across Japan through the mechanisation of its construction machinery, to help rebuild the country and revitalise the economy. Therefore, Hitachi developed and delivered the first capable operated shovel using entirely domestic technology. This innovative spirit remains with the company today, and this is why the Hitachi brand remains a leader across the construction and mining machinery manufacturing sector.

Today, Hitachi’s machinery spans from mini excavators, mini wheel loaders, hydraulic excavators, wheel loads, compaction equipment, large hydraulic excavators, ultra large hydraulic excavators and rigid dump trucks.

Across these products, Hitachi is passionate about delivery top of the line manufacturing supported by leading solutions which maximise the value of its products. These solutions include its Autonomous Haulage System (AHS) which aims to address the challenge of safety across global mining and construction sites. AHS allows machinery to be safer, more productive and reduce costs over time by utilising Hitachi’s 24/7 system and field communication support that is integrated into its product lines. Therefore, Hitachi machinery can provide customers with low risk, staged implementation machinery that can operate efficiently alongside its customers’ existing fleet. AHS is then paired with Hitachi’s Fleet Management System (FMS) which is provided by Wenco International Mining Systems Ltd. under Hitachi. This solution ensures the real-time monitoring of each piece of machinery to enhance fleet management and utilise IoT platforms to optimise mining and construction processes, whilst utilising a wide range of data acquired through the integration of FMS across its product lines.

For construction machinery specifically, Hitachi has a Construction Machinery Solution Linage, which is an ICT/IoT system to help improve the safety and productivity of a product, whilst reducing its costs over its life cycle. It achieves this by bringing together the broad knowledge and advanced technologies from across Hitachi’s expertise, to deliver construction machinery that is designed to deliver results for its customers. Hitachi Construction Machinery ICT Solution is designed to fully support all ICT aspects of construction operations, taking projects from initial construction surveys to as-built data drive operations. A key development for this is the ICT Hydraulic Excavator ZX200X-7 which has been made with safety and construction efficiency in mind, to ensure that no matter the skill level of the operator, it will utilise its ICT system to deliver highly accurate, efficient and productive work every time.

To ensure the operational efficiency of machinery, Hitachi has developed ConSite, a solution which monitors the operational status of machinery and its alarms through operations reports. These reports and notifying alarms, ensure

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that machinery can continue to run optimally and meet it customers needs. The entire ConSite report, is designed to keep customers continually informed about the operational status of a machine, which can then be easily accessed with a smart phone. In fact, ConSite has the ConSite app which helps customers oversee daily inspection and help with both owned and rental machinery. Then Hitachi operates ConSite Air, which is a remote service helping Hitachi keep an eye on its customers machinery remotely, to more effectively meets customers’ needs and deliver operational support. All of these solutions highlight Hitachi’s

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Hitachi works with key suppliers such as Edbro to ensure ongoing product development of the hydraulic cylinders used on its mining trucks allow the Hitachi dump truck range to meet the toughest challenges.

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goal to deliver machinery products that focused on delivering safety, efficiency, management and optimised performance to keep project sites running smoothly.

As Hitachi moves towards the future, it has set out a Bulidng the Future 2025 plan, which began in April 2023. The plan outlines how Hitachi wants to grow as a true solutions partner, and over the last 2 years this has been the foundation for the company’s machinery and solution development. These developments are outlined in the plan to be innovative and customer-oriented, and through this adding to the expansion of its operations. A key part of this has been in Hitachi’s value chain business which consists of parts and services, remanufacturing of used parts and machinery and the rental of equipment. Plus, with the evergrowing issue of climate change, Hitachi has been set on expanding the life cycle of its products and contributing towards a more safe and sustainable society by extending the life of its machinery through remanufacturing, and the ability to rent machinery rather than purchase them. This

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prevents unnecessary machinery from going to waste, enhancing the performance of mahcinery whilst in operation, and then when parts go wrong, remanufacturing to extend the life of the machinery to reduce over production and in turn help keep its customers costs low.

In April, Hitachi announced that it had launched LANDCROS Connect Insight Solution, which aims to analyse the operational data of mining machinery collected in near-real time to help customers increase the efficiency of their operations. The solutions build on Hitachi’s experience and then utilises real-time data to support further detailed analysis backed by data scientists, mechanical engineers and other consultants in the mining field, to assist customers and dealers in proposals to help maximise the performance of its machinery.

LANDCROS Connect Insight, will allow Hitachi to build a digital platform that is capable of centrally managing and interlinking data with customers, group companies and collaborating business partners to deliver solutions that will continue to optimize its machinery, particularly in the mining sector.

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Across Hitachi’s manufacturing developments, there is a real passion for the planet in delivering the vital machinery and tools to make infrastructural developments possible, all whilst achieving these in the most sustainable way possible. With a range of leading solutions under its belt that help to enhance its machinery and almost 70 years of expertise in the construction sector, Hitachi construction is delivering vital machinery that can deliver the future of the construction sector. We look forward to seeing how Hitachi will continue to expand its innovative solutions to optimise its machinery offerings, and deliver products that meet the needs of today without compromising the world of the future.

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Thai International Freight Forwarders Association

On a mission to deliver Thailand as a key logistics hub operating across Asia, the Thai International Freight Forwarder Association (TIFFA) brings together the key players within the country’s freight forwarding industry under one governing body to build regional growth and strengthen the country’s role as a cargo shipping partner of choice. With operations spanning more than 35 years, TIFFA focuses on networking, education and industry development to ensure that every member operating under the association meets the highest standards in the freight forwarding sector to deliver Thailand as a leading logistics hub operating across the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

TIFFA was established in March 1987 by a group of freight forwarders operating across the country who saw the need for a fixed body that could help deliver more regulation, structure and reliability for the country’s freight forwarding industry. This need for a governing body was so crucial, as previous to the establishment of TIFFA, Thailand had seen a vast surge in cargo imports and exports across the country; however, the freight forwarding activities were not well recognised and instead were viewed as a kind of brokerage service from the perspective of the government and private sectors. Therefore, the original members of the association submitted the proposal for a freight forwarders association to the Board of Trade in Thailand (BoT), which was fully supported and then registered with the Ministry of Commerce. After this registration, TIFFA was officially inaugurated in March 1987 and saw an increase in members joining the association over the coming years.

The establishment of TIFFA was vital for many industries across Thailand, including the electronics, agriculture, furniture, and manufacturing sectors, which all relied heavily on the reliable movement of goods both across Thailand and international markets for the country’s economy. However, one of the most vital industries that TIFFA benefited is the

automotive industry of Thailand, which saw many car parts arriving in the country from overseas, which would then be assembled in Thailand and sent throughout the country via freight links to ports for international shipping. Therefore, as the automotive industry was so lucrative for Thailand, the founding freight forwarding companies of TIFFA needed a way to ensure that the movement of such valuable cargo was supported by the same regulatory standards seen across the world, to ensure its exports remained competitive in global markets.

Today, TIFFA is home to over 250 members, ranging from ordinary to association members. TIFFA members all have the same combined goal of developing the country’s freight forwarding industry to keep cargo moving throughout Thailand and onto end markets through seamless supply chains. Since its establishment, TIFFA has continued to benefit Thailand, providing essential structure, regulation and support to its members. Ordinary members gain access to utilisation of the TIFFA logo to signify their role with the association, as well as things such as

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To support education and training across the Association, TIFFA has established the International Transport and Business Academic Institute. The school provides essential education on both practical and theoretical training, which is vital to helping its members grow within both the local and global freight forwarding industry. Thus, by delivering expertise, education and knowledge across its members, TIFFFA can create a more experienced workforce for the country that is ready to transform the future of Thailand’s freight forwarding industry.

In recent years, TIFFA introduced the TIFFA MARK certification, which outlines a standard assessment to develop the quality of its member services by assessing logistics business quality standards. The role of the TIFFA MARK is to help raise

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the quality of management of international freight forwarding, set a foundation for freight forwarding to operate on both locally and internationally, and to help promote recognition from both government and private sectors across the world of a member’s international freight forwarding business. Members with this certification highlight their expertise in the freight forwarding space, and so these businesses gain international recognition for their excellence within the sector.

When we last covered TIFFA, we highlighted its work across the Inland Container Depot (ICD) Lat Krabang, where the Association had been granted a 10-year concession from the State Railway of Thailand to operate and manage the facility. The ICD is one of the most active terminals in Bangkok, and so TIFFA’s role in managing the facility is pivotal for the country’s freight forwarding operation, providing its members with access to international markets via the ICD’s integrated service offerings. In recent months, TIFFA launched a new ICD station in the Lat Krabang area named the TIFFA Logistics Centre. The Logistics Centre will help TIFFA enhance its network and offer more options for connecting freight transport between the central region and Thailand’s major container port.

The introduction of the new TIFFA Logistics Centre follows the expansion of manufacturing

sectors across the country, with the introduction of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) project. The data from this project highlighted that the central and nearby regions were vital for importing and exporting, and so the development of the new Logistics Centre would meet these needs. The new Logistics Centre will help TIFFA deliver even greater opportunities for its members to serve international and local markets, operating as a new strategic hub for multimodal transport operating between Thailand and neighbouring countries. Equipped with comprehensive services, the TIFFA Logistics Centre has the capacity to handle up to 25,000 Twentyequivalent units (TEUs) per month or 300,000 TEUs per year.

Across TIFFA’s operations, there is a real focus on enhancing the country’s freight forwarding business to deliver it as a vital hub serving marketing across the ASEAN and beyond. With the development of education, the TIFFA MARK certification, and the introduction of new ICD facilities, TIFFA is continually striving to provide its members, and in turn, the country’s freight forwarding industry, with the vital tools and resources to thrive. We look forward to seeing how TIFFA will continue to expand its offering across the country, to further position the Association and its members as a leading logistics hub.

Newmont Corporation Australia

Home to substantial gold reserves, Australia is the third-largest gold producer in the world with a long history in the gold mining sector. For this reason, Newmont Corporation, the world’s leading gold company, has been operating within the Australia’s gold mining sector since 2002. Now with over 20 years of experience within Australia’s mining sector, the bulk of its operations here can be broken down into three distinctive mine operations: Boddington, Cadia, and Tanami. Across these mines, Newmont utilises the company’s over a century of expertise in the global mining sector, to deliver vital gold and metal resources for the Australian metals market.

Some of the most lucrative deposits of gold in Australia are found in the West, where there are a plethora of greenstone belts. Here, Newmont operates the Boddington mine, the largest gold mine in the country based on production, within the Saddleback Greenstone Belt. The mine is a large-scale gold and copper surface mine just 30km from Perth. Commercial production at the mine began in 2009, with the operation reaching 1 million ounces of gold by March 2011. Since it began production, the mine has consistently produced more than 800,000 gold equivalent ounces (GEOs) a year. By 2022, the mine had reached more than 1 million GEOs for the first time in its history, largely thanks to its fully autonomous fleet, which operates within the mine. The fleet, which Newmont invested $150 million in as part of its Autonomous Haulage Project, works across the south pit, which is currently the deepest open pit in the world to deploy such automation technology. However, it is this focus on technological innovation that has long made Newmont a heavyweight in the mining sector.

The development of automation across Newmont’s fleet has significantly reduced the fleet size at Boddington from 46 trucks to just 41 automated vehicles, allowing for a non-segregated haulage network with shorter and more optimised haulage distances. The introduction of automation was part of Newmont’s wider Full Potential program which is designed to encourage new ways of thinking that could push its mines to deliver greater value utilising best practices. The program set out to reduce costs whilst generating productivity improvements, and since 2013, it has generated more than $700 million in value for the mine. Through the program, Newmont has been able to push beyond Boddington’s nameplate capacity of 35 metric tonnes and has processed more than 40 million metric tons whilst adding another 2 years to the mine life. Alongside its significant productivity output, the automated system greatly improves safety and productivity at the mine, making it both an efficient and safety-focused mine delivering significant resources for the future.

The Cadia Mine is another of Australia’s largest gold mining operations and encompasses an underground mine producing both copper and gold. The mine has ore reserves of 15 million ounces (Moz) of gold and 2.6 mega tons (Mt) of copper. The mine site includes the Cadia East Underground Mine, as well as the Cadia Hill Pit Tailing Storage Facility and the Ridgeway Underground Mine, but the latter two are currently on current in care and maintenance. Mining in Cadia East commenced commercial production in 2013, and

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Developing the Cadia mine has been of high importance to Newmont in recent years, with the Panel Cave (PC) 1-2 Feasibility Study approved for execution in November 2022. The project’s PC1 and PC2 are currently being developed to recover a substantial portion of Cadia’s ore reserves, with the first ore from PC 2-3 already delivered. The entire PC1-2 project aims to recover approximately 5.9 million ounces of gold services and 2.9 billion pounds of copper services. This development is expected to continue into the second half of 2026 to deliver significant resources for Newmont from the Cadia mine.

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One of the central missions of Newmont Corporation is to create value and improve lives through sustainable and responsible mining. This focus can be clearly seen at the Cadia Mine, as it was awarded both The Copper Mark and The Molybdenum Mark in October 2024. These certifications are awarded to companies to recognise responsible production. For Newmont, this is the first mine site for the company that has received the award. The certification is awarded based on an operation meeting more than 30 criteria in critical areas such as environment, community, human rights, and governance.

Cadia is also the only mine in Australia producing molybdenum, and so is the only mine in the country to be awarded The Molybdenum Mark. In the announcement of the awarding to Cadia, Suzy Retallack, Newmont Chief Safety and Sustainability Officer, outlined, “We take great pride in being at the forefront of the copper industry with The Copper mark, which highlights our dedication to responsible production and transparency. Retallack continues, “This means our global customers can now choose to source copper concentrate from an independently evaluated mine that meets the highest standards in environmental, social, and governance practices, responding to the increasing demand for sustainable supply chains”. Retallack’s comments highlight just how vital this mark and The Molybdenum Mark are for the competitiveness of Newmont’s copper and molybdenum resources for global markets. Customers across the world can source these resources from a mine that is known for operating with sustainability and responsibility at the forefront. This makes Cadia’s resources highly valuable for global supply chains and, in turn, develops Australia’s minerals industry.

The final mine operated by Newmont in Australia is the Tanami mine, where the company has been delivering vital gold resources since 2002. The mine is located in the remote Tanami Desert of Australia, within the Aboriginal freehold land that is owned by the Warlpiri people and managed on their behalf by the Central Desert Aboriginal Lands Trust. The mine is in one of the most remote locations in Australia, and so access to Tanami is via a fly-in-flyout basis. The mine began operation more than 20 years ago as an open-pit operation, which over the years has been transformed into one of the largest underground gold mines in Australia, with more than 12 million ounces of gold produced.

Like with the other mines operated by Newmont in Australia, the Tanami mine is undergoing expansion

works to increase the gold production of the mine. Newmont is currently working on the second expansion of Tanami, with investment towards constructing a 1.5-kilometre-deep production shaft. Tanami Expansion 2 aims to increase the average gold production of the mine from roughly 150,000 -200,000 ounces a year to 600,000 ounces per year for the first five years. Whilst expanding the production capacity, the development also hopes to reduce operating costs by around 10%. The main scope of the expansion involves the construction of a headframe and vertical hoisting shaft to a depth of 1,460m to transport people and ore out of the mine.

As part of the expansion, Newmont entered into a strategic alliance with Caterpillar in 2021 to help deliver a fully connected, automated, zerocarbon-emitting, end-to-end mining system. Thus, with this partnership, Newmont can deliver a more technologically advanced mine to optimise production. Newmont’s partnership with Caterpillar aims to develop new battery electric haulage technology for its underground mining, and following the introduction of battery autonomous technology, which will be an industry first for the mine.

Across all three of Newmont’s mine sites in Australia, the company is focused on delivering vital mineral resources in a sustainable and communityfocused way. Newmont is committed to building respectful and mutually beneficial relationships with the communities that surround its operations. By working with local communities, the mines can help deliver long-term economic and social growth. Each mining operation under Newmont has a dedicated community relations team, and through these, Newmont is passionate about maintaining an ongoing dialogue between all stakeholders to ensure positive community growth.

What we can see from Newmont’s operations in Australia is a firm commitment to delivering value through responsible, efficient and communityfocused mining operations. Across Boddington, Cadia and Tanami, there is a keen sense of growth to harness the production of gold and copper for today, whilst delivering the infrastructure and techniques to optimise production for many years to come. With some of the largest mining operations under its portfolio in Australia, Newmont is set to deliver vital resources for the country, supported by its expertise on a global scale, to make its supply chains competitive and mining operations technologically advanced.

MODEC Offshore Production Systems Pte Ltd.

MODEC has been operating as a leading provider of solutions to the floating offshore oil and gas market for more than 50 years. Across this vast history, MODEC has been on a mission to unlock the potential of the ocean and deliver vital resources that will benefit humanity. MODEC achieves this through its delivery of engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) services to the offshore sector, supported by innovative technologies which work together to help meet the challenges of the energy sector across the globe. In recent years, Singapore has remained a valuable market for the company’s development, with MODEC Offshore Production Systems (Singapore) Pte Ltd. working to provide valuable support to energy developments across Singapore and the surrounding regions.

Since 1968, the global MODEC Group has been a leader in the floating solutions market for the offshore oil and gas industry. Many of these solutions include Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) or Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) vessels, which are essential for supporting the delivery of energy to markets by enabling oil and gas companies worldwide to extract resources from wells and transfer them through pipelines to these vessels, where they can then be distributed across the local region. However, with most wells situated in deep offshore waters, they are often exposed to harsh conditions. Therefore, MODEC is dedicated to providing solutions that address the unique and challenging conditions of its clients’ deposits to supply vital energy, and with it, ensure customer satisfaction.

In Singapore, MODEC Offshore Production Systems is committed to providing EPCI services and, with it, the delivery of FPSOs and other floating production systems. MODEC Offshore Production Systems often works alongside Offshore Frontier Solutions Pte Ltd., a MODEC Group Company, to handle the EPCI aspects, whilst the wider MODEC group offers engineering support for oil and gas extraction and offshore exploration in Singapore. MODEC’s operations through these two subsidiaries bring vital offshore solutions to the energy sector in Singapore, and through this to the wider region.

In fact, in recent months, MODEC Offshore Production Systems announced that it was opening a new execution centre in Kuala Lumpur. The centre will be facilitated by Offshore Frontier Solutions, part of the MODEC Group, who will be responsible for supervising subcontracting detailed engineering activities, whilst overseeing the hull and module construction works. These will be completed at local shipyards, which will help manage offshore installation and commissioning activities. The centre will be the heart of MODEC’s Front-End Engineering Design (FEED), Pre-FEED execution, project proposals, research and development, as well as digital analytics. Through this execution centre, MODEC will be able to deliver innovative and efficient solutions for the benefit of its clients both in Malaysia and across the world.

The first project to be achieved by the Execution Centre will be the FPSO Gato do Mato project. The project will be delivered for Shell Brasil Petróleo Ltda, which awarded the development to MODEC in March. Whilst the final project will be located offshore Brazil, the development and construction of the FPSO will be facilitated by MODEC via the execution centre in Malaysia. Thus, the centre serves as a vital development hub in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, strategically positioned and supported by the necessary facilities to become a key driver of MODEC’s growth across the region. Through the leveraging of MODEC’s skilled workforce across the facility, the company is well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of its clients and the global energy industry.

The development of the Execution Centre in Kuala Lumpur adds to MODEC’s global capability centre, which it developed in Bengaluru in India. MODEC announced in October 2024 that Offshore Frontier Solutions has partnered with Toyo Engineering India Private Limited. The joint venture company, TOTO MODEC OFS India Private Limited (OFS India), will execute the FEED and detailed engineering and provide procurement support for the topsides of FPSO projects among its primary business activities. The Global Capability Centre opened officially in June 2025, and both the capability centre and execution centre highlight MODEC’s growing role across the region to enhance the delivery of energy solutions across the world.

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This growing role was highlighted by Soichi Ide, President and CEO of Offshore Frontier Solutions,

“These strategic moves are part of the company’s expansion plan to continue to extend our capability and services to support our global clients. Besides enhancing our global footprint, OFS India and OFS Malaysia allow us to adapt quickly to changing business needs and market demands. They also provide access to a diverse pool of skilled professionals that we can tap into to boost our expertise and innovation”.

Ide’s comments bring into focus the vital and comprehensive role that MODEC can provide to the offshore energy industry, and through such vital developments across Malaysia and India, reinforced Singapore’s role as a leading energy solutions provider.

At present, the global MODEC Group currently has 20 FPSOs and FSOs in operation at offshore fields in places such as West Africa, Asia, Oceania, the Gulf Coast of Mexico, South America, Brazil and the North

Sea. Across these projects, MODEC delivers the best services possible through turnkey solutions that harness the energy potential across the world. By ensuring that its vessels are equipped to manage the often-harsh conditions, MODEC ensures that each project’s life cycle is maximised to deliver significant returns for the customer and the global energy industry in the process.

To remain ahead of its competition, MODEC continues to develop its FPSO and FSO solutions, and in recent years has developed two new types of hulls that are designed to optimise the future of offshore energy development. These vessels bring together MODEC’s best-in-class design and construction technology to deliver top-of-the-line FPSO and FSO projects that will see the next generation of energy production. One particular development of note is the M350™ and the MODEC NOAH™, which will help it take its energy development potential to the next level through their innovative hull designs. However, aside from its development of new hull designs, MODEC also has a key role in converting oil tankers into FPSOs and FSOs. The company has been redeveloping oil tankers for over 40 years and has built a strong reputation within the global market as a leading oil tanker conversion company.

In achieving its delivery of new and redeveloped FPSO and FSO vessels, MODEC relies on its network of shipbuilders and shipyards around the world to fully implement its EPCI works on its projects. Across its global network, MODEC has more than 6000 employees across 15 countries worldwide who help it to achieve its project visions. In addition to this, MODEC also relies on outsourced shipyards and companies that help it achieve its projects using local knowledge and expertise. Through this network, MODEC can maintain its competitive lowprice points and achieve greater flexibility across its operations by building and developing FPSO and FSO vessels utilising its connections on both a local and international scale.

What we can see across MODEC operations, both on a global scale and specifically in Singapore, is that the delivery of high-quality and innovative floating solutions is allowing the company to position itself as a leading offshore floating solutions provider for the oil and gas industry. Through the execution of facilities, cutting-edge technology and innovative FPSO/FSO vessels, MODEC is set on delivering a world where the oceans’ potential is harnessed to support humanity, aided by global subsidiaries that are vital in expanding its network across the world.

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On a mission to deliver engineering operations to build a more sustainable future, Saipem is a leader in the design, construction and operation of a range of complex infrastructures and plant facilities for the energy sector. Saipem is passionate about overcoming engineering challenges to deliver essential solutions that help move its customers’ operations, and the world to a more sustainable future. Therefore, across its operations, technical innovation remains at the forefront, and it is through this that the company can deliver the most efficient and sustainable engineering solutions possible.

Saipem has been in operation since 1957 when the company delivered its first offshore platform as an independent company in Scarabeo. From this very first platform, Saipem exemplified its expertise in construction and engineering, and it is with this foundation that the company continues to develop today. Over the last 65 years, Saipem has only continued to build its portfolio of engineering and construction projects and now has played a vital role in many projects across the globe. Today, Saipem is a global leader in engineering with operations with its business broken down into 6 central business lines. These business lines include drilling, asset-based services, energy carriers, offshore wind, suitable infrastructure, robotics and industrialised solutions. Throughout its portfolio, Saipem works across every stage of project development, taking these operations from process and structural engineering, all the way to procurement and construction. Then, once constructed, Saipem offers maintenance, modification, and daily operations services which help to keep its customers’ projects running smoothly. Beyond the construction and delivery of such projects, Saipem also provides decommissioning services across plants and

platforms when they are no longer in use. By staying so close to every project, Saipem can ensure that it is delivering the maximum economic return of offshore field development whilst maintaining high levels of safety, reliability and performance.

Saipem employs over 30,000 employees spanning more than 50 countries of operation. Across the world, the company’s operations are often split into various region and country-wide divisions, for example in Singapore where Saipem’s operations are run by Saipem Singapore Pte Ltd. Saipem has been operating in Singapore since 1988 providing the company’s essential engineering services across the country and the surrounding region. Here, the company offer a vast array of services and solutions that help its customers in Southeast Asia design, procure, engineer and construct their energy projects.

Projects in Singapore include the expansion of the Singapore LNG (liquified natural gas) Terminal, which spans 40 hectares on the southernmost tip of Jurong Island. The terminal is vital to Singapore’s energy security and has been operating since

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Across Saipem’s operations in Singapore, there is a real focus on enhancing the region’s energy sector through its vital engineering services. From its role in the expansion of Singapore LNG to working across the Peninsular Gas Utilisation pipeline development, the company continues to invest in Singapore’s energy sector, whilst expanding its portfolio in delivering innovative, sustainable and reliable energy infrastructures across the globe. With the company’s global portfolio only continuing to grow, we look forward to seeing how Saipem will continue to expand its role across Singapore’s energy sector to help deliver vital energy resources across the country now and for many years to come.

in signing further contracts for the continued expansion of the SLNG Terminal. Saipem’s work on the fourth phase of the project expansion included engineering, procurement and construction

Another key energy development serving Singapore today is the Peninsula Gas Utilisation (PGU), which is located offshore the west coast of the Malaysia Peninsular but serves end users in both Malaysia and Singapore. The pipeline project has undergone many development stages, with Saipem appointed the main contractor in 1991 for Phase III of the development. Phase III was completed by Saipem in 1998, and saw the pipeline extended northwards along Malaysia’s west coast from Meru, Klang to Arau, Perlis. The entire pipeline spans 184km and is focused on delivering natural gas from offshore platforms to customers in Malaysia and Singapore. One of the major feats of the development was the use of PASSO Welding, which is an innovative system that utilises the automatic welding of pipes. Saipem’s role as the main contract for the third phase of the development highlights

in Nigeria. The unit was designed by Saipem and fabricated in the Singapore region, focusing its design on delivering a unit that can produce 210,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil and 540,000 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd) of gas, whilst also delivering significant water and gas reinjection capacities. In addition to its production, it aims to store 2,200,000 barrels of oil. The design and construction of the FPSO included 18 modules that would come together to deliver a topside weight of 31,000 tons. Saipem will continue to oversee the management of the project until the offshore commissioning phase. With Saipem being awarded such a vital contract to help support the delivery

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BP Indonesia

BP is a leading integrated energy company providing accessible, costeffective and diversified energy solutions across the world. Over the years, BP has expanded its offering from oil to gas, and now into onshore deepwater, and towards the development of new and renewable energy offerings that will help move the world towards a lower carbon energy future. This full range of energy offerings is evident across the Indonesian division of the company, BP Indonesia, where it has been operating for more than 55 years. Across Indonesia, BP is working to expand gas developments across the Ubadari gas field and deliver vital energy resources for the people of Indonesia.

In Indonesia, BP is present across almost every aspect of the gas development pipeline, with operations spanning from mainstream, upstream, downstream, integrated services, trading and even petrochemical sectors. For this reason, BP is one of the largest investors in the country and has delivered vital employment opportunities for local people to work across its various projects spanning Indonesia’s energy sector. However, one of the primary developments for BP in Indonesia is the exploration and production of the Tangguh LNG plant. The plant spans 6 gas fields across the Wiriagar, Berau, and Muturi production sharing contracts in Bintuni Bay in Papua Barat. In this region, the first gas reserves were discovered in the mid-1990s by Atlantic Richfield Co. (ARCO), but today are 100% wholly operated by BP Berau Ltd., BP’s Indonesia subsidiary.

Tangguh LNG operates 3 three liquified natural gas (LNG) trains, which at full capacity can deliver 11.4 million tonnes (Mtpa) of gas per year. In addition to this, the site will have an offshore injection platform, an offshore CO2, and an onshore CO2 removal, processing and compression system.

Since the project began in 2009, Tangguh LNG has delivered more than 1400 LNG cargoes to customers across both Indonesia and Asia. The operations run by BP Berau Ltd work alongside other wholly owned subsidiary companies by BP, including BP Muturi Holdings B.V., BP Wiriagar Ltd., and Wiriagar Overseas Ltd, which gives BP an overarching 40.22% consolidated interest in Tangguh LNG.

However, in recent years, a new development of the BP Tangguh UCC project has been explored, hoping to unlock around 3 trillion cubic feet of additional gas resources for Indonesia. The project developed by BP features Indonesia’s first at-scale enhanced gas recovery through carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) system. The project is vital as it is located across the Ubadari gas field, which is a rich source of gas development for Indonesia, and so the implementation of an enhanced CCU system will expand Indonesia’s existing energy infrastructure and deliver greater energy potential for the country.

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The project is expected to begin in 2028 and will be the first CCUS project to be developed at scale in Indonesia. Plus, the project will have the potential for sequestering around 15 million tonnes of CO2 from Tangguh’s emissions in its final phase. One of the major benefits of the project is that it has also been designated a national strategic project by the Government of Indonesia and represents the continued development of Tangguh for Indonesia’s energy sector. Plus, with the addition of a third LNG train, which began operating in 2023, the plant’s total liquefaction capacity now reaches 11.4 million tonnes per year.

BP announced in November 2024 that the final investment decision (FID) had been reached on the $7 billion Tangguh Ubadari, CCUS, Compression project (CCU) to help Indonesia expand its gas resources and help meet the growing energy demands across Asia. As such a large investment into Indonesia’s energy sector, BP are spearheading the country’s investment in strengthening the country’s energy resources and helping to move towards more renewable energy options across the region.

Murray Auchincloss, CEO of BP, outlined in the press release announcing the FID that “The project not only unlocks a fantastic gas resource, it also represents an Indonesia first through the use of CCUS to maximise gas recovery. BP has operated in Indonesia for more than fifty-five years, and the strength of our relationships enables us to bring deep technical experience in helping to deliver this innovative development.” Auchincloss’ comments highlight the valuable role the project will play in bringing greater energy development for Indonesia and support the country’s continued energy development and diversification.

With the project location in such a strategic place within Indonesia, it is primed to access high-value markets within Indonesia and in the wider region. Therefore, by facilitating the delivery of low-emission energy development, Indonesia is the leading facilitator of such energy demand across the region. Plus, with 99% of the Tangguh LNG project workforce being Indonesians, and 70% of

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these directly from the Papua province, the project directly benefits the local community not just with energy resources but with vital employment opportunities. The goal of the project is to achieve an 85% Papuan workforce by 2029, which highlights the project and BP’s commitment to continually investing in the region’s people to deliver vital social and economic development.

Across Indonesia, BP plays a crucial role in helping develop the country’s energy infrastructure whilst delivering vital employment opportunities.

The Tangguh LNG project looks set to deliver vital LNG development for the region, which can then be delivered across local markets to enhance Indonesia’s role as a crucial low-emission energyproducing country. With all operations supported by BP’s expertise across the global energy sector, it is no surprise that the project looks set to be a vital development across the Ubadar Gas Field, tapping into such a vital resource to meet energy demands and welcome future investments into Indonesia’s energy sector.

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Over the last 100 years, Komatsu Mining Corp. has continued to invest in its equipment solutions and services which has established it as a leading manufacturer of machinery for the construction, mining, forestry, and industrial equipment sectors. Across the company’s portfolio of equipment and machinery, Komatsu’s products are designed to deliver value, thanks to its implementation of innovative technologies to take its equipment into the future. Therefore, Komatsu aims to create value throughout its operations, which will bring continued economic benefits for its customers and empower industries worldwide to develop towards a more sustainable future.

Komatsu was founded in 1921 with the goal of providing those in the local community with employment opportunities following the closure of a local copper mine. This passion for supporting people in the local community provided the vital foundation from which the company we know today could form. Having built from a small operation in Japan, Komatsu today is now a multinational corporation which manufactures equipment and machinery across a wide variety of industries.

However, this passion for supporting people can still be seen throughout every product it manufactures as each one is designed with innovation to deliver top results for its network of customers. Its customers are working on some of the most complex projects across the world which are delivering essential infrastructural changes for the betterment of people and the planet.

A key sector for Komatsu’s operations is the construction industry, where Komatsu has developed a range of equipment which champions performance, quality, and reliability. Komatsu’s equipment offerings to the construction industry cover things such as dozers, excavators, motor graders, trucks, and wheel loaders. However, what sets Komatsu’s construction equipment apart from its competitors is its inbuilt smart technologies available across its range of equipment, which are designed to help customers deliver projects with speed, safety, and cost-efficiency as a priority.

To help Komatsu deliver excellent equipment offerings supported by the latest technology to the construction industry, it announced in December 2023 the acquisition of iVolve Holdings Pty Ltd. iVolve is an Australian-based technology company

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that provides top-of-the-range fleet management solutions perfect for equipment within the midtier quarry, mining, and construction industries. Komatsu looks to adopt these technologies into its equipment to allow its customers to have greater control over its fleet on the job site to increase productivity and heighten safety concerns.

Komatsu already has a range of smart construction technologies with iVolve which have been implanted throughout some of its equipment. These include its Smart Quarry Site Technology which utilises pre-shift inspection to allow managers to identify issues across its fleet of mobile equipment to provide a detailed view of the health and status of each machine’s performance. This system helps managers to make the most of equipment and reduce downtime. Therefore, with the new acquisition of iVolve, Komatsu can continue to implement these fleet management technologies across its construction equipment, and its entire product line offering to provide greater transparency and management of fleets across complex construction sites.

Mike Gidaspow, Vice President for Products, Service and Solution for Komatsu in North America highlighted in the press release that “iVolve have been great collaborators and this acquisition offers exciting potential to further our world together”. Gidaspow’s comments focus on Komatsu’s overall mission to deliver products that will provide essential services to help world-developing

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One of the most vital industries that Komatsu serves is the mining industry, as its role in global development cannot be understated. The mining industry has seen increasing demands over the last few decades as metals and minerals have taken on a new role in moving the industry towards the future. We have seen this with the use of metals such as lithium used in lithium-ion batteries which is driving the electric vehicle market. Therefore, Komatsu is focused on delivering products which make mining operations run more smoothly for the betterment of the future, and so offers a wide range of operations across both the underground and surface mining sectors.

Komatsu is the leading provider of electric and hybrid rope shovels, walking draglines, automation solutions and connected mining technologies for the surface mining sector. In the underground mining sector, it has a range of shaft sinking equipment, underground rock bolters, underground hard rock drills and underground hard rock bolters. With every piece of mining equipment offered by Komatsu, customers gain access to Komatsu’s team of experts across its global network of dealers who

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are always on hand to help customers choose the right bit of equipment for a job and then remain in contact to ensure each one continues to deliver results for its customers.

With the ever-evolving nature of mining, and as demand continues to soar, Komatsu is committed to providing equipment that continues to meet the current demand of the mine site. Therefore, in February Komatsu introduced the WX11 LHD into the underground hard rock lineup, which offers the best-in-class breakout force and payload. The 11-tonne machine is designed to boost productivity whilst providing lower costs for its customers. Ryan Karns, Director of LHD and Truck Products at Komatsu, highlighted in the press release that “The WX11 is a game changer for hard rock miners. Developed through a close partnership between our experienced team and our longtime customers, this product reflects a shared commitment to design excellence”. Karns comments highlight the founding passion behind Komatsu again, that every bit of equipment is designed for the benefit of its customers as helping them achieve success brings greater success for the world.

The WX11 exemplifies Komatsu’s commitment to providing mining equipment that can be integrated into the next generation of mining capabilities. The

WX11 joins the introduction of the GD955-7 Motor Grader just a month before. The GD955-7 offers operators all the control and precision they need to build and maintain haul roads for truck fleets of 100 tons and up. The machine provides powerful horsepower and exceptional blade downforce pressure to make grading so much easier. We can see with both of these offerings Komatsu remains committed to providing innovative equipment and technologies to reduce overall machine maintenance and keep costs at a minimum, all whilst driving powerful operations to make even the most complicated of jobs a reality.

Every time we cover Komatsu, we are reminded why it is a key player in the machine and equipment manufacturing sector on a global scale. Throughout every new product offering, Komatsu is committed to helping its customers achieve their project success which in turn will develop the world towards a better future. We look forward to seeing what new project offerings Komatsu will develop over the coming years as it continues to meet the growing demands across the mining, construction, forestry, and industrial sectors.

Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association (MPIA)

The solar industry has seen a vast uptake of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems across the globe in recent years to help reduce environmental impacts and increase the number of houses and businesses to facilitate their daily functions via renewable energy. In Malaysia specifically, the last 20 years have seen the development of the solar PV industry spearheaded by the Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association (MPIA). MPIA’s role engages with the energy ministry, regulators, and authorities to champion the development of the solar PV industry and expand its operations for a more sustainable future.

In 2006, the Malaysia Building Integrated Photovoltaic (MBIPV) Project, made up of the United National Development Program (UNDP) and the Ministry of Energy, Water and Communication (KTAK), funded a seed grant which established MPIA. The project was crucial to driving both energy efficient and renewable energy initiatives, with the mission to reform and democratize the electricity supply industry in every aspect from generation to transmission and distribution. MPIA’s operations work with key governmental figures to make solar PV prices competitive, reliable, and sustainable to ensure their efficiency as an energy source for the country. It is MPIA’s main vision to create a climate of renewable energy availability, where everyone can reliably generate their electricity via solar PV systems to remove reliance on fossil fuels and reduce the daily running cost of electricity for people across Malaysia.

To achieve this mission, MPIA brings together key players across Malaysia’s photovoltaic industry to promote the distribution, education, and regulation of the industry. When the Association began in 2006 there were only 45 members under MPIA, however, today there are close to 200 active members which highlights the current push towards the application of solar PV systems already evident across the country. This is confirmed by the approval of more than 350MW of solar PV projects implemented by SEDA under the Net Energy Metering (NEM) programme in 2020. This covers more than 400 completed new installations by the end of 2020. This positive growth of the industry is

also reflected in the large-scale solar (LLS) program which since 2016 has accumulated more than 850MW in operational capacity.

One of the central focuses of MPIA is education, as the Association hopes that through education it can help successfully achieve Malaysia’s national target of 40% renewable energy capacity by 2040, with the goal of increasing this to 70% by 2050. To achieve this, MPIA has developed its Solar Roadshow 2024, which is hoping to make these governmentally established targets a reality through education and networking. The roadshow focuses on sharing knowledge to help better spread awareness and necessary development into grid readiness, how to enable the energy transition, and discussing the future of electric vehicles in the motoring landscape.

The roadshow will stop at cities all over Malaysia to share the work of MPIA and bring into conversation the role of solar PV moving forward. It is hoped that through the workshops, which will feature speakers from governmental organisations to big organisations, such as the Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation (MGTC), the Association will bring greater awareness to the solar PV market and its member companies. The goal is to bring economic development for the country and MPIA members, whilst pushing the country towards a necessary energy transition.

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In January this year, the work of MPIA was highlighted with the signing of a Memorandum of Collaboration with Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX), to establish awareness of the Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) market all whilst educating project developers on how to monetise it through BCX. This will mark the first collaboration between the two organisations, and through the MPIA Solar Roadshow 2024, MPIA and BCX hope to create a more transparent market for RECs in Malaysia.

Overall, MPIA has spent the last 20 years developing the solar PV market in Malaysia by promoting its members and education surrounding the renewable energy industry to encourage greater uptake of solar PV systems. For MPIA, development throughout its members continues to bring vital investment into Malaysia and in turn, continues to push the country towards a greater application of renewable energy supported by reliable energy infrastructure for future-proof energy generation. Therefore, through the Association’s focus on education and collaboration, MPIA looks set on easily achieving its renewable energy targets whilst establishing Malaysia as a hub for solar PV development.

As the energy demand continues to soar across the globe, companies such as SBM Offshore are working to create new and innovative solutions which hope to make energy more accessible. However, SBM Offshore is doing this by harnessing the ocean to move the world towards a future of renewable energy. SBM Offshore utilises its vast expertise across the sector to bring energy to some of the world’s biggest cities whilst constantly working to protect to planet and its people.

To achieve carbon neutrality across the energy sector, SBM Offshore uses its technological expertise to design, build, install, and operate offshore floating facilities across the worldwide energy industry. According to SBM Offshore, twothirds of the world’s cities are located near a shoreline, therefore the need for energy solutions on coasts has the potential to bring significant local prosperity. However, a key focus for SBM Offshore is harnessing the natural power of the ocean to bring energy to local communities whilst not putting these communities or the environment at significant risk. This attention to protection and energy infrastructure building is what positions SBM Offshore as such a significant player in the future of energy development.

SBM Offshore specialises in a range of offshore deepwater solutions including floating production storage and offloading (FPSO), oil and gas production operations and installation services, offloading terminals, TMS LNG, wave converters and floating offshore wind terminals. It has positioned itself at the top end of the FPSO market and deals with some of the largest and most complex projects in the sector. SBM Offshore focuses on using innovation to deliver high-performance solutions which always aim to meet and exceed its client’s expectations, often going beyond what is available across the market. Its deepwater systems work to tackle unique sets of engineering challenges and make energy infrastructure possible through its comprehensive research and development teams.

A key pioneering strategy of SBM Offshore’s operations is its Fast4Ward program which includes its Multi-Purpose Floater (MPF). The MPF is a generic hull which can accommodate an internal turret, external turret, or spread-mooring solution to facilitate topsides for increased production capacity. The Fast4Ward program has been designed to transform its operations by reducing the cycle time to energy delivery by de-risking projects and improving the quality and safety of its solutions. Therefore, the resulting energy solutions produced by SBM Offshore are paving the way towards future generations of FPSOs across the energy sector.

The Fast4Ward program hopes to add value to its clients’ operations by improving the economics of their deep-water projects which in turn will lower break-evens. To achieve this, SBM Offshore has leveraged its experience by standardising its designs to improve execution of multiple projects which has knock-on benefits across the deepwater

Connecting the future: Cables International leads the global market through innovative cable management

Becoming the world’s leading supplier of specialty cables for the marine and offshore sectors is no mean feat. Yet with more than 50 years of experience, research, and innovation behind them, Cables International have firmly established themselves as global market leaders. Their history, however, is only part of the story. Today, the company’s exceptional range of partnerships has allowed Cables International to continue building momentum: a steadfast customer-centric focus provides a continuous impetus to pioneer new, creative solutions.

One such partnership, namely with the Prysmian Group, has resulted in Cables International’s marketleading offering of offshore cables.

Required to deliver reliability and quality results in the harshest environments, these cable solutions provide high-performance power, instrumentation and control systems. Offshore oil and gas locations all around the world are served from Cables International’s distribution centers in Singapore, Malaysia, China, Australia and Dubai.

Meanwhile, Cables International’s extensive range of cable cleats from industry leaders Ellis Patents has been designed specifically to meet the gruelling needs of the energy sector.

As a matter of course, the design is driven by safety, and the products are measured against stringent quality standards. Designed for heavy-duty use, they can be relied upon consistently in the most testing environments.

While safety and longevity are at the core of Cables International’s entire product offering, these design pillars also support one of their core values – sustainability. The first industrial company in Southeast Asia to achieve carbon neutrality, they are strongly committed to maintaining an environmental focus throughout their business and supporting their customers in their own sustainability goals.

Sustainability, in fact, forms a key part of Cables International’s strategic partnership with SBM Offshore, a global frontrunner in the supply and installation of Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels and a pioneer in developing a sustainable and affordable energy source from the world’s oceans. Significant collaborations to date include the supply and installation of cables for the FPSO Almirante Tamandaré, Mero 4 and FPSO One Guyana.

These products provide enhanced protection against the intense forces associated with short circuits, pulling and slamming that are often found in industrial environments. Manufactured from superior metallic and composite materials, the components have international industryappropriate certifications, making them a vital addition to any high-risk, high-load energy installation.

Similarly, through working closely with cable specialists Tecnikabel and APS Finland, Cables International’s portfolio of telecommunications cables now satisfies the widest range of customer requirements and meets or exceeds the strictest international standards. Reliable and longlasting performance is thus a given no matter the conditions.

In addition to offshore cabling solutions and cable cleats, Cables International also provides plugs and sockets, an offering that the company has diversified and honed with expert support from partner Marechal Electric.

A crucial factor in making the collaboration run smoothly has been Cables International’s flagship program, Cable Management Solutions. This service guarantees that a customer’s cables and wiring are carefully devised, exactingly installed, and meticulously overseen, ensuring that every system works at maximum efficiency from day one. The company’s team of experts offers support with every aspect of design, engineering, procurement, installation, and ongoing maintenance for all kinds of cable management systems, providing regular and detailed communication with customers throughout the entire process.

Through their continued focus on developing productive partnerships and anticipating customers’ needs, Cables International have earned their place at the head of the cable industry. With so many changes, developments, and innovations happening throughout the sector, however, they refuse to leave space for complacency. Look out for more exciting news from Cables International in the coming year. www.cablesinternational.com

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solution industry due to their repeatability. In addition to this, SBM Offshore has worked to seamlessly incorporate digital solutions into its offshore solutions, which allows its models to constantly improve their performance whilst also remaining continually optimized for the specific needs of its client’s operations. At present, SBM Offshore has completed the construction of two Fast4Ward hulls with more planned in the future.

In addition to this, SBM Offshore has its Ocean Infrastructure program which delivers value platforms that are safe and sustainable, whilst also creating a more affordable energy solution. This includes a fleet which has been made increasingly efficient by SBM Offshore to lower the carbon footprint of its solutions and produce a leading uptime and safety track record. Therefore, SBM Offshore leads the market with its leased FPS solutions and currently has multiple units in operation across the globe which continue to provide the company with a unique breadth of operations experience across the energy sector.

However, everything that SBM Offshore does is framed by climate change mitigation which can be seen throughout its operations with its strong commitments to net-zero by building facilities and infrastructure in a carbon-reduced way. A key way SBM Offshore does this is through its emissionZERO program which aims, as the name suggests, to

achieve near-zero emissions from its operations. To do this SBM Offshore has set targets in line with the net-zero emission of its key stakeholders and continues to develop products in an emissionreducing way. This is seen in its continued product developments which not only provide a platform for stakeholder engagement but uses the development of its FPSOs to show the energy industry what is possible when strict emission targets are put into place across such a global company. Its Fast4Ward programs are the foundation of this for SBM Offshore.

Furthermore, SBM Offshore remains committed to these carbon-neutral goals through its 3 key strategy pillars of environment, social and governance. As we have seen, in terms of the environment, SBM Offshore is continually investing in energy-efficient technologies whilst also working to bring environmentally friendly solutions to a global market. In addition, the company continues to work closely with its suppliers to encourage innovation and ensure that sustainable solutions encompass its supply chains at every level. We see this in its zero-emission solution for hydrocarbon production which, as the company moves towards the future, is hoped to continue to create value for all of its stakeholders as it leads the market with carbon-zero energy solutions.

Additionally, SBM Offshore fosters a safe and inclusive environment where the people are at the heart of its every function. The company aims to inspire and empower people by focusing on strict guidelines on workplace health, safety and security, community relations, human rights, diversity, and inclusion. It is this keen focus on its people that has earned SBM Offshore global recognition as a responsible corporate citizen. In turn, those who choose to use SMB Offshore as their energy solutions provider, know they are working with a company that has a reliable reputation as a reliable and supportive partner across international markets.

Throughout SBM Offshore there is a strong commitment to achieving high operation performance which focuses on a value-based approach. This approach prioritizes strong leadership, clear decision-making processes, effective communication between management and stakeholders, as well as strong ethics and

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compliance. All of these factors are part of the company’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement which helps it achieve operational excellence and consistently high-quality solutions. As the company moves towards the future, it has continued to incorporate digitalization into its operations and governance to help it remain ahead of the curve. However, what remains the same about SBM Offshore is its central values of integrity, care, entrepreneurship, and ownership which can be seen throughout every single aspect of its operations.

As SBM Offshore looks towards the future its key focus is on its new-build FPSOs with oil production volumes of up to 250,000 barrels per day which previously was the focus of the Fast4Ward FPSO. The large conversion FPSO with an oil production volume of up to 150,00 barrels per day will rival traditional FPSO markets as it continues to convert oil tankers to FPSOs. Furthermore, SBM Offshore will continue to take a selective approach to market opportunities

with a key focus on the main FPSO markets in Brazil and Guyana where the majority of low breakeven oil-price prospects are concentrated. In addition, SBM Offshore continues to develop its business across the globe which hopes to see up to 35 FPSO projects reach a Final Investment Decision (FID) between 2021 and 2023.

Overall, SBM Offshore continues to strive to keep pushing the boundaries across the energy sector to produce solutions which respect the planet whilst also bringing essential energy infrastructure to coasts across the globe. What separated SMB Offshore from its competitors is it commitment to sharing its experience with the industry to continually deliver safe, sustainable, and affordable energy solutions from the oceans which can provide essential energy for many generations to come. We look forward to seeing how SBM Offshore continues to develop the offshore energy industry and continues to show the industry how crucial sustainability is in the energy sector.

Gold Fields Australia

The Australian mining industry is one of the largest in the world, bringing significant profit to the nation. Gold Fields’ collection of mines certainly stands as a key contributor to the Australian mining industry. Operating across four mines in the Southwest region of Australia, a lot can be said for the rapid growth that the mining entity has experienced in the last 20 years, reaching an unprecedented position in Australian mining.

As suggested by the name, Gold Fields mines are located across the Eastern Goldfields region in Western Australia. The company is comprised of four mines: Agnew, St Ives, Granny Smith and Gruyere. The first two mines were acquired over 20 years ago, operating a tiny production, before growing into the mining entity it is today. Such success was further advanced with the attainment of Granny Smith and Lawlers gold mines from Barrick Gold towards the end of 2013. Furthermore, in 2016 Gold Fields created a vital joint venture with Gold Road, so that the Gruyere mine could be utilised more efficiently, in the form of an open pit. Such an acquisition was a solidifying moment of Gold Field’s success.

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The prosperity of Gold Fields is represented by the Yilgarn South Assets, which is a measurement of the company’s contributions to the Australian mining sector. Currently, the Yilgarn South Assets provide an additional 452,000 ounces of annual production to the country’s mining sector, with 2.6 million reserve ounces and 1.9 resource ounces. In reference to the former, this is the projected figure of materials that are expected to be recovered and produced at the four mines. Alternatively, resource ounces refer to the economic interest in mining operations. This is indicative of the external investment in Gold Fields operations, and how this translates financially. It is therefore no wonder that Gold Fields Mines is the largest regional Australian production centre, responsible for 40% of total production.

If we take a closer look at each individual mine, we can begin to see how each site has a specialism which contributes to the bigger picture of Gold Fields success. For example, St Ives is the oldest mine out of the four mines. Having been in operation since the mid-1980s, it has produced over 10.5 million ounces of gold. This makes it the leading gold producer out of all the mines, as it produces more than 350,000 ounces of gold each year. Such discoveries are made through the successful exploration of the extensive greenfields project pipeline, as the mine is characterised by both underground and surface mining. Over the years, St Ives has had many significant findings, such as

the discovery of an impressive high-grade deposit, which was viewed as such an impressive venture, that it earned the name of ‘Invincible deposit’.

Moving on to the Gruyere Mine, it is heralded as one of Australia’s largest underdeveloped gold deposits. Located about 200km east of Laverton in Western Australia, it has an accumulated mineral resource of 148 million tonnes, grading at 1.2 grams per tonne for 6.2 million ounces of contained gold. The Gruyere Mine is so successful that is projected to become Australia’s deepest open-cut gold mine. Currently, the mine consists of one main open pit which will be developed in stages to incorporate an approximate depth of 500 meters below the surface. The main mining activities that occur at Gruyere mine include loading, hauling, drilling, blasting and equipment maintenance, which is carried out by specialised contractors. Subsequently, the Gruyere Mine is projected to continue prosperous exploration until at least 2031.

Located to the northeast of Perth, is the third mine; Granny Smith Mine. This particular mine demonstrates the unwavering dedication of the Gold Fields team, as four days a week the team fly to the site via a chartered jet from Perth Airport, taking nearly an hour and a half to travel to work.

Thankfully, Gold Fields recognises the strain that this may have on employees, consequently, some members of the team live in host community towns such as Laverton and Kalgoorlie. Granny Smith’s most active mine can be found at Wallaby, where the Granny Smith Carbon-in-pulp processing plant is located and metal ores are processed under campaign milling conditions.

Finally, the Gold Fields Australia mining network is made from the Agnew Gold Mine. Located in the Eastern Goldfields region, it produces more than a quarter of a million ounces of gold a year.

The Agnew mine was acquired by Gold Fields in 2001, which allowed the mine to source gold from underground and be processed by the

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CIP plant. Similar to Granny Smith, the 650-man workforce flies in from the outpost location of Perth. The commitment of the Gold Fields team stems from underground production, development, and maintenance, to low-voltage electrical work.

Gold Fields has a clear devotion to diversity and inclusivity in the company. The company has a strong belief in a rich culture throughout the organisation. Consequently, diversity is not just a tick box, but a valued contribution to the company, as the experience, knowledge, and creativity of each individual is a key asset to the success of the business. This is demonstrated by the meritocracy system that the company operates on, as each employee is encouraged to reach their full potential.

This is refreshing to see when the company is placed in a mining landscape where indigenous Australians, as well as women, lack overall

representation. In response to this, they have created initiatives that help support these groups, which include bursaries, and trainee apprentice and graduate programs, which help mentor the next generation of talent in Gold Field mines. In particular, the conviction in a women-led workforce is coming to fruition: over 45% of the Perth office comprises of women, with 40% of women in leadership roles. The notion of gender equality is so deeply rooted in the value of the company, that they are working hard towards the representation of women in all roles, with the goal of 25% representation by 2025, and 30% by 2030. This is further indicated by the indigenous populous that makes up 3.6% of the entire workforce, with clear efforts to expand in the future.

Overall, Gold Fields Australia has created a tenacious reputation in the Australian mining industry. With a wide variety of services available, spanning across mining sites, they are going through a period of exponential expansion. Consequently, they are one of the most valued added mining companies in Australia, with no plans of stopping!