The latest developments from the offshore energy industry related to the ongoing energy transition.
Τhe FPSO market is booming this year, with more contracts awarded in the second quarter of 2021 than during the full year 2020, Rystad Energy says.
Oil and gas exploration company Chariot Oil & Gas has appointed a drilling manager to lead the planned Anchois gas appraisal well drilling within the Lixus license offshore Morocco.
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has backed the calls for a crew change suspension in northern Mozambique until the threat to seafarers’ lives reduces. Shipowners are being urged to stop crew changes in the region because they would expose seafarers to the risk of attack or kidn
Offshore drilling contractor Shelf Drilling has secured a contract for a jack-up rig with Total E&P Nigeria for operations offshore Nigeria.
A court has ordered Eni to place part of its revenues from a field in Ghana in an escrow account until a unitisation agreement is reached with Springfield.
Dubai-based logistics company DP World and the Government of Somaliland have inaugurated a new container terminal at Berbera Port.
South Africa holds an untapped opportunity to supply the global shipping industry with zero carbon fuels, a new report by Ricardo and Environmental Defense Fund reveals.
As the shipping industry marks this year’s Day of the Seafarer, hundreds of thousands of seafarers continue to face challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic with regard to repatriation, shore leave, and medical support. “After a year of seafarer mistreatment by governments and ineffective lob
19 port authorities from Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, and the US, have signed a declaration on their collective response to disruption, digitalisation, and decarbonisation. The declaration was signed at the 6th Port Authorities Roundtable (PAR), a virtual event hosted by the Antwerp Port Autho
Owners of the 20,000 TEU containership Ever Given, which has been stuck in Egypt for months following its grounding in the Suez Canal, have reached an agreement in principle with the canal authority over the compensation claim. “Together with the owner and the ship’s other insurers we are now workin
The owners of the Ever Given containership, which has been detained in Egypt since April, have submitted a new compensation proposal to the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) to settle damages caused by the ship’s infamous March grounding. The 20,000 TEU, Panama-flagged, boxship is owned by Japanese company
