AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Energy Tech: TechnipFMC says the GranMorgu project offshore Suriname is moving fast, with delivery of “critical” subsea equipment and installation of FPSO connection components supporting the next execution phase for TotalEnergies’ Block 58 development (commissioning expected in 2028). Offshore Build-Out: Italian contractor Saipem has started operations in Suriname for GranMorgu after the arrival of the multipurpose vessel Normand Navigator, including SURF work and logistics via a major Jules Sedney Harbour hub. Subsea Project Momentum: TechnipFMC also reiterated that early collaboration and standardized engineering are keeping the $12.2B-scale deepwater effort on track. Maritime Security: A projectile attack off Oman disabled a vessel and left a crew member missing; Suriname Prosperity was among ships receiving distress alerts, highlighting ongoing risks in the Strait of Hormuz. Wildlife-Safe Infrastructure: A Brazil study using camera traps reports 15,000 wildlife crossings over rope bridges with zero roadkill, and notes expansion of the approach to neighboring Suriname. Crime & Forensics: Brazil is deploying “gold fingerprinting” in a national forensics lab to trace seized gold to protected areas, aiming to curb illegal mining and mercury contamination. Regional Drug Route Claim: Venezuelan authorities allege Suriname is a transit point in a cocaine corridor to Europe via Guyana after a crackdown in Anzoátegui.
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