Early adopters of scrubbers are set to reap the fruits from higher charter rates and asset values.
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WoodMac expects 2019 to be LNG FID year The year 2019 could be a major one for final investment decisions (FID) on new liquefied natural gas projects, according to the research and consultancy group Wood Mackenzie. US Elba Island LNG export project pushed back again US energy company Kinder Morgan s
Subsea World News has put together a recap of the most interesting articles from the previous week (October 15 – October 21). This content is available after accepting the cookies. Change cookie-settings View on Subseaworldnews. Saipem Nets Usd 400 Mln Worth Of Offshore Contracts This content is ava
Reducing the amount of time ships spend waiting outside port and at anchor could significantly reduce ship emissions.
The Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman, has announced that the agency has secured an approval to dredge the Warri Port in Delta State at a cost of approximately $137 million, local media reports. NPA Managing Director disclosed this information yesterday in La
New Age has completed a two-well appraisal campaign at the Etinde block offshore Cameroon and confirmed additional resources in the block.
North Africa-focused oil company SDX Energy has terminated talks for a potential acquisition of assets in Egypt from BP.
MAN: The biggest challenge from the impending sulphur cap regulation is the decision on which fuel will be used.
Eni has signed in Maputo the contract for the exclusive exploration and development rights of the offshore block A5-A, in the deep waters of the Northern Zambezi Basin, approximately 1,500 km to the north east of the capital Maputo off Mozambique.
