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Check out our Post Show Report to find out the sessions that took place in FPSO Brazil Congress 2025, the profile of our attendees, as well as information on our return in 2025!

As we enter the new year, the global FPSO market is not slowing down — it is becoming more selective, disciplined, and strategically focused. Offshore investment remains resilient, but the factors driving FPSO demand are evolving rapidly. In Edition 6, we covered
1. Global and regional FPSO headlines (South America & Africa)
2. FPSO market outlook and forecasts for 2026 and beyond
3. Venezuela’s oil & gas sector: current state and future implications
4. Africa’s role in the next phase of FPSO deployment
5. Key industry reports and events shaping market direction

In Newsletter Edition 7 we covers latest World, Africa and Brazil headlines including:
>  Deepwater investment signals from Nigeria, as fiscal incentives clear the path for Shell’s Bonga South West development
> West Africa’s offshore revival, with Benin’s long-dormant Sèmè Field set to resume production after nearly three decades
> Where FPSO and subsea capital is being committed, with recent contract awards pointing to near-term execution priorities
> Petrobras outperforms 2025 production targets: role of FPSOs and way forward
> Fresh market intelligence and reports, tracking FPSO awards, recent FIDs, and Africa’s next FPSO sanctioning cycle (2026–2033)

In Newsletter Edition 7 we covers latest World, Africa and Brazil headlines including:

> Iran Conflict Escalation: Implications for Global Oil and LNG Markets
> Tullow Oil to acquire Ghana FPSO from MODEC for $205 Million
> South America Dominates Global FPSO Market
> ABS Grants Approval in Principle for SBM Offshore’s Blue Ammonia FPSO Concept
> Australia opens 12 new offshore areas for Oil and Gas Exploration
> PRIO Secures Final License to Start Production at Brazilian Offshore Field