What our clients are building
Awards, sanctions and expansions across ASEAN energy, marine and power. And, because we are the ones who staff them, what each one means for the engineers who will do the work.
Venus is a Namibian field and a Kuala Lumpur hiring question: the FPSO bench built here since 2022 is what it will draw on
TotalEnergies' Venus FPSO, the largest offshore award on the horizon, will be engineered in part from Kuala Lumpur whoever builds it.
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A 30-month rig job in the JDA is a 30-month crew job, and the hiring starts a year before the rig does
Energy Drilling's tender-assist rig T-16 has a letter of award from CPOC for Phase 7 in the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area: 30 months firm from the third quarter of 2027.
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ADES takes a 406-day jackup job for Pertamina Hulu Mahakam from the end of December
The Shelf Drilling Perseverance goes to PT Pertamina Hulu Mahakam for 406 days firm, with drilling expected from late December.
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Singapore's conditional yes to 1.3 GW from Vietnam through Malaysia is a grid job first, a wind job later
Singapore's Energy Market Authority has conditionally approved Sembcorp as importer for the Vietnam-Malaysia-Singapore project, with Petronas and TNB on the Malaysian side.
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Sarawak just contracted 250MW of solar, and it starts with earthworks
reNIKOLA has signed a 30 year PPA for a 250MWac solar farm at Gedong, the largest of three Sesco solar deals in a year, and the build is civils first.
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Gas Malaysia's first LNG terminal, and why FEED is the hiring window
RGT Yan takes Gas Malaysia from distributing gas to owning the infrastructure that imports it, and the owner team gets built now rather than at EPC.
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