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SAMSA: Six people have lost their lives in a vessel fire at the Port of Durban.
US independent Anadarko, on behalf of the Mozambique Area 1 partners, signed a deal with Bharat Gas Resources for the supply of LNG volumes from the Mozambique LNG development.
Anadarko Petroleum has signed a sale and purchase agreement with Bharat Gas Resources, a subsidiary of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL).
Oil company Soco International’s last year’s sale of its offshore block in Congo to Coastal Energy has been put under the spotlight this week by Global Witness, an international NGO investigating corruption in the energy sector.
At Gansbaai in South Africa, the town’s fishing port badly needed maintenance dredging. Local contractor, Guerrini Marine Construction used their pontoon-based wire crane to maneuver a Damen DOP150. The DOP150 was lowered to the sea bed, and with the 8-bar jet water pressure the pump crated its own
Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG), is working to bring its TLP-103C well at Tilapia license offshore the Republic of the Congo into production.
Ocean Yield has entered into an option agreement with Aker Energy for the bareboat charter of the Dhirubhai-1 FPSO vessel, which was recently released by Reliance in India.
The International Association of Dredging Companies (IADC) has just published the latest edition of their Terra et Aqua magazine. The new Terra et Aqua shines a spotlight on the dredging industry through three new articles about safety during dredging activities, double-walled pump housing and centr
The Hague-based LNG giant Shell is looking to up exports of liquefied natural gas from Egypt’s Idku facility as production ramps up from the West Delta field.
Oil and gas giant Shell has been awarded five production sharing contracts in Egpyt for three concessions in the Western Desert and two concessions in the Offshore Nile Delta.
