After very challenging times in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping sector driven by vessel deliveries ahead of projects coming on stream, the worst seems to be over. There is a general consensus that the market will be 30 to 40 vessels short by the end of this decade amid volume increase-one o
It has taken a whole year for all of the idle ships of South Korean defunct shipping company Hanjin Shipping to be fully removed from the idle fleet following the company’s demise, according to Alphaliner. The former South Korean shipping giant was officially declared bankrupt by the Seoul Central D
Call them speculative, but the drilling companies and investors buying offshore rigs at today’s values could be dominating the industry soon.
Subcon Europe was contracted recently by Subtech Group to design and fabricate 1680m² of CoastMatt™ for the scour protection of Terminal de Carvão da Matola in Mozambique. The dry bulk terminal has an annual export of 7.5mil tonne of coal and magnetite and the scour protection was a part of the curr
Gazprom’s unit Gazprom Global LNG signed a 12-year gas sales agreement with Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) starting in 2019.
Subcon Europe was contracted by Subtech Group for the design and fabrication of 1680 m2 of CoastMatt for the scour protection of Terminal de Carvão da Matola in Maputo, Mozambique. This dry bulk terminal has an annual export of 7.5 million tonne of coal and magnetite and the scour protection was par
Equatorial Guinea’s Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons inked a deal with the government of Burkina Faso for the supply and construction of LNG infrastructure.
Offshore driller Shelf Drilling has found work for one of its West Africa-based jack-up drilling rigs. According to information provided VesselsValue (VV), an unnamed Nigerian charterer has hired Shelf Drilling’s Adriatic I jack-up rig for an undisclosed dayrate. VV further revealed that the Maratho
Equatorial Guinea’s ministry of hydrocarbons has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of Burkina Faso to supply the West African country with LNG and build critical infrastructure to import, store and transport gas. According to a statement by E. Guinea’s hydrocarbons’ ministry,
Sixty-eight passengers and crew members have been rescued from the Robben Island passenger ferry Thandi after the vessel started to list off Table Bay, South Africa. The incident occurred on September 15, according to a statement issued by the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI). Quentin Botha, NSR
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