Fugro deploys autonomous underwater vehicle for Petronas ultra-deepwater survey. September 28, 2026 @ 2:26am KUALA LUMPUR: Fugro has completed a geohazard site survey commissioned by Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd for the Megah and Limbayong fields off Sabah, supporting the development of Malaysia's offshore resources. The survey provided critical geophysical data on seabed and subsurface conditions to identify potential hazards and support engineering design and field development planning in the ultra-deepwater environment. The project marked the use of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) technology for a Petronas Carigali ultra-deepwater geohazard survey. Fugro deployed its Echo Surveyor 8 AUV from the Fugro Equator to collect high-resolution bathymetric, geophysical and shallow subsurface data while operating close to the seabed. The campaign, which began in June and was completed in August 2026, was supported by Fugro's Kuala Lumpur Remote Operations Centre, which provided continuous data quality control and processing. Fugro said the use of AUV technology and remote operations enabled faster data delivery and more efficient survey execution. "By integrating advanced technologies with real-time remote operations, we enable faster insights and more efficient execution," said Safri Drahman, Asia Pacific regional business line director for marine site characterisation at Fugro. He said the project demonstrated Fugro's continued investment in technology and its ability to deliver offshore solutions across the Asia Pacific region.

Fugro advances safe offshore development with ultra-deepwater AUV geohazard survey off the coast of Sabah, East Malaysia. 28 Sep 2026 Sabah, Malaysia Fugro has executed the geohazard site survey contract by PETRONAS Carigali for the Megah and Limbayong fields off the coast of Sabah, offshore East Malaysia. The development supports ongoing efforts to develop Malaysia's offshore resources. Fugro's survey delivered critical Geo-data to identify seabed and subsurface hazards, enabling informed engineering decisions and supporting the safe development of these assets in a challenging ultra-deepwater environment. This project marks the application of Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) technology for PETRONAS Carigali's ultra-deepwater geohazard site survey supporting development activities. The deployment of AUV technology facilitated critical geohazard assessments and engineering studies, contributing to the safe and efficient development of offshore development activities. Fugro deployed its Echo Surveyor 8 AUV from the Fugro Equator. Operating close to the seabed, the AUV acquired high-resolution bathymetric, geophysical, and shallow subsurface data to support geohazard assessment, engineering design, and field development planning. This project was supported by Fugro's Kuala Lumpur Remote Operations Centre (KLROC), which provided continuous data quality control and processing to meet demanding project timelines. The offshore campaign commenced in June 2026 and was successfully completed in August 2026. Safri Drahman, Regional Business Line Director, Marine Site Characterisation APAC at Fugro, said:" Our collaboration with PETRONAS Carigali allows us to push the boundaries of how offshore projects are delivered. By integrating advanced technologies with real-time remote operations, we are enabling faster insights and more efficient execution. This project highlights Fugro's continued innovation and our ability to deliver high-impact solutions through our strong footprint in Asia Pacific." Contact Fugro. Catrien van Buttingha Wichers Director Investor Relations Serge van de Ven Director Brand & Communications

Fugro secures more work in Timor-Leste alongside new contract in Australia. September 24, 2026, by Nadja Skopljak Dutch Fugro has secured additional survey contracts offshore Timor-Leste that will support the planning and development of critical offshore energy infrastructure associated with two gas developments. In addition to the geophysical contract announced in July, Fugro has secured two further awards from Timor-Leste's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources (MPRM) in support of the Greater Sunrise TLNG development and Bayu-Undan Pipelines Highway projects. The awards comprise a six-month geotechnical survey and a twelve-month metocean survey as part of the wider survey campaign for the proposed pipeline routes, expected to start in the first quarter of 2027, following the geophysical work in the third quarter of 2026. The campaign will support the Greater Sunrise Gas Export Pipeline from the Greater Sunrise field to Timor-Leste for the TLNG development planned at Natarbora on the south coast of Timor-Leste, and the Bayu-Undan Pipeline Highway to Natarbora. The aim of the surveys is to provide a comprehensive understanding of seabed and subsurface conditions along the proposed corridors to inform route selection and future engineering. The project will be supported by Fugro's Remote Operations Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Safri Drahman, Fugro's APAC Regional Business Line Director, said: "Winning the geophysical, geotechnical and metocean contracts reflects our ability to deliver fully integrated site characterisation solutions for complex deepwater developments. By combining our expertise with deepwater technologies, we can provide high-quality Geo-data and engineering insights to support informed decision-making, reduce project risk, and advance the Greater Sunrise and Bayu Undan developments in Timor-Leste." Bayu-Undan is a gas-condensate field located 250 kilometers south of East Timor, within Timor-Leste's maritime exclusive jurisdiction. It commenced production in 2004, with the companies behind the project having secured a seventh extension of the term of the production sharing contract (PSC). The Greater Sunrise development, located approximately 140 kilometers south of Timor-Leste, comprises the Sunrise and Troubadour gas and condensate fields. Discovered in 1974, the complex holds resources of 5.1 trillion cubic feet of gas and 226 million barrels of condensate. The project is expected to start producing natural gas by 2028-2030. Partners in the project are TIMOR GAP with 56.56%, Woodside Energy with 33.44% and Osaka Gas with 10%. The announcement comes shortly after Fugro secured a marine asset integrity contract in Australia for the replacement of critical subsea infrastructure to support the long-term reliability and performance of the client's offshore assets, as well as the provision of subsea survey and inspection services using remote operations capabilities. Offshore operations will be carried out from Fugro's multipurpose support vessel Fugro Etive. The contract follows an initial phase of engineering and planning activities with detailed engineering to begin in the coming weeks. Offshore operations are expected to commence towards the end of 2027. Power your brand with offshore energy. Take the spotlight and anchor your brand in the heart of the offshore world! Join Offshore Energy International for a bigger impact and amplify your presence at the core hub of the offshore energy community!