New Wave Offshore Energy awarded marine warranty survey contract for TotalEnergies-led AGUP Phase 2 project in southern Iraq
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New Wave Offshore Energy has landed a Marine Warranty Survey contract from Sinopec International Petroleum Service Corporation. The work supports the Associated Gas Upstream Project Phase 2 in southern Iraq. TotalEnergies operates the project alongside Basra Oil Company and QatarEnergy, and it slots into Iraq’s broader Gas Growth and Integration Project - a multi-component energy initiative targeting the country’s southern oil fields. Sinopec International Petroleum Service Corporation - one of the key contractors executing the AGUP2 development package - handed New Wave the contract. New Wave will serve as Marine Warranty Surveyor, an independent technical oversight role. The job is critical to ensuring heavy, complex cargo moves safely across international waters. Phase 2 officially launched in September 2025, a meaningful step forward in Iraq’s push to modernize its southern oil infrastructure. The project sits within the Gas Growth and Integration Project, which TotalEnergies runs with Basra Oil Company and QatarEnergy. Kyle Eddings, CEO of New Wave Offshore Energy, commented: “We are proud to support Sinopec and TotalEnergies on a project of this scale and strategic importance. This award reflects continued confidence in New Wave Offshore’s ability to provide responsive, technically focused Marine Warranty support for complex international transportation and logistics...
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