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Monjasa has completed its first ship-to-ship supply of the very low sulfur fuel oil in Lome, Togo.
The global oil and gas industry has seen a substantial boost from contract activity in the Middle East resulting in contract value of $44.4 billion in Q3 2019, according to data and analytics company GlobalData.
Innovo and Sparrows have completed a flexible lay spread contract for a major oil and gas, tier 1 contractor in Angola. The contract has been executed with Innovo’s Innodrive 700T electrical Reel Drive System (RDS) and a Sparrows tensioner integrated with under-deck carousel. The Innodrive RDS, desi
The Tanzania Port Authority (TPA) has officially kicked off the Tanga Port dredging program on the entrance channel and the berth areas, the Daily News reports. Conducted through its Tanga office, TPA plans to complete this $74 million dredging scheme in 12 months. Implementation of this capital dev
The worldwide offshore rig count in October 2019 decreased by two units sequentially, but increased by 37 units year-over-year, according to reports by Baker Hughes Company.
Equatorial Guinea’s Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons has approved a contract award to Italy’s Saipem from Noble Energy for a pipeline installation for Noble’s fields.
Kenya is undertaking critical infrastructure projects to facilitate the country’s Blue Economy.
Samuel Atta-Akyea, the Minister of Works and Housing (MWH) of the Republic of Ghana, commissioned two amphibious dredgers in Accra yesterday. These two Watermaster Class V machines belong to Dredge Masters – a subsidiary of the Jospong Group of Companies. Since 2015, Dredge Masters has been undertak
Senegalese authorities have included the disputed Senegal Offshore Sud Profond (SOSP) block in a recently launched licensing round covering all open offshore blocks in the country.
The historical launching of the first locally owned dredger took place yesterday at Seychelles’ Providence Industrial Estate, Zone 20, in the presence of Danny Faure, the President of the Republic of Seychelles. The new cutter suction dredger (CSD) was built in China, the State House Seychelles said
