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Cameron to Supply Subsea Systems for Erha North Development in Nigeria
Cameron has signed an agreement with EEPNL, an ExxonMobil affiliate, for the supply of subsea production systems to the Erha North Phase 2 development. The scope of supply includes five subsea production trees, two water injection trees, three manifolds, production and topside controls and associate
Cameron to Supply Subsea Systems for Exxon’s Erha North 2 (Nigeria)
Cameron, a U.S.-based provider of flow equipment products, systems and services to worldwide oil, gas and process industries, has signed an agreement with EEPNL, an ExxonMobil affiliate, for the supply of subsea production systems to the Erha North Phase 2 development. The scope of supply includes f
Mozambique: 7th Indian Ocean Ports and Logistics 2013 Approaches
The 7th Indian Ocean Ports and Logistics 2013 Exhibition and Conference will take place for the first time in Mozambique at the Rainbow Hotel, Beira hosted by Cornelder de Moςambique on Wednesday 27 and Thursday 28 February 2013. This event is honoured to be officiated by His Excellency Dr. Alberto
JDR to Manufacture Subsea Cables for Total’s Ofon Project (Nigeria)
JDR, a provider of technology connecting the global offshore energy industry, has been awarded a contract for the design and manufacture of two subsea power cables for Total Ofon Phase 2 project, offshore Nigeria The contract was awarded by global subsea contractor Subsea 7 that is performing substa
JDR Secures Subsea Power Cable Contract for Total’s Ofon Field Offshore Nigeria
JDR, a leading provider of technology connecting the global offshore energy industry, has been awarded a contract for the design and manufacture of two subsea power cables for Total Ofon Phase 2 project. The contract was awarded by global subsea contractor Subsea 7 that is performing substantial wor
Drewry: Scrapping to Rise as Bulk Owners Suffer
Drewry’s latest Dry Bulk Forecaster report suggests that cash-strapped shipowners will scrap younger and younger ships this year as the dry bulk market wallows in the doldrums. A ship as young as 15 years has already been sold for scrap in recent months, and the average scrapping age of Chinese-buil
Repair Works on Emma Maersk Started
Repairs to the Emma Maersk are running according to schedule. The vessel was towed to a repair facility on Sunday, 17 February 2013, at around 6 a.m. Egyptian time. The full extent of damage to the engines was assessed and the work of restoring her back to full health started. Palle Laursen, Maersk
Top News of the Week Feb 11 – 16, 2013
“Time Out” on LNG Exports Sought from Obama Administration, USA In a major issue advertisement appearing in New York Times, more than 40 groups and high-profile individuals are calling on President Obama to take a “time out” in the headlong run to export more than 40 percent of America’s natural gas
Top News of the Week of Feb 11 – 16, 2013
Update on Emma Maersk Incident (Egypt) On 1 February 2013, Emma Maersk, Maersk Line’s largest container vessel, experienced ingress of water into the engine room. The vessel had just commenced its southbound transit through the Suez Canal en route to Asia. The captain decided to terminate the planne
Top News of The Week Feb 11 – 16, 2013
Top News of The Week Feb 11 – 16, 2013
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Mexico: Dredging Giants Eye Guaymas Port Contract According to José Luis Castro, the Guaymas Port director, the first phase of the port expansion will be tendered in March. VIDEO: Jan De Nul Group People and vessels. These are the driving forces behind Jan De Nul Group. VIDEO: Van Oord “Athena”
VIDEO: OPera – Offshore Power System for the New Erea
OPera is a conceptual study of offshore power systems for oil and gas installations. The objective of this study, performed by DNV, is to complement existing power hub concepts, provide ideas and inspiration to the industry, and serve as invitation to collaboration. Main focus of the study is the ne