Africa

Moho Nord job for UTEC (Congo)
Fossil Energy

Moho Nord job for UTEC (Congo)

UTEC, an Acteon company, has secured of the full survey services contract on the upcoming Technip Moho Nord EPIC project in West Africa. The project, operated by Total E&P Congo, is located approximately 75 kilometers off the coast of the Republic of the Congo, at water depths ranging from 650 to 1,

about 11 years ago
Guest Feature: Driving Operational Change with Data-Driven Analytics
Green Marine

Guest Feature: Driving Operational Change with Data-Driven Analytics

Real-time reporting and data analysis are key tools to understanding and improving complex operating environments of today’s companies where the overall effects of any individual action can be very difficult to identify without a proper tool set at hand. Identifying and continuously improving best p

about 11 years ago
Egypt’s LNG imports starting in March to end by 2020
Clean Fuel

Egypt’s LNG imports starting in March to end by 2020

Egypt’s imports of LNG are about to start in March with the arrival of the first cargo an official at Egypt’s Ministry of petroleum said.

about 11 years ago
Egypt’s LNG imports starting in March to end by 2020
Clean Fuel

Egypt’s LNG imports starting in March to end by 2020

Egypt’s imports of LNG are about to start in March with the arrival of the first cargo an official at Egypt’s Ministry of petroleum said.

about 11 years ago
Construction of Lamu Port Begins Next Month
Dredging

Construction of Lamu Port Begins Next Month

Construction works on the new Lamu port, which is part of the Lamu Port Southern Sudan-Ethiopia Transport (LAPSSET) Corridor project, will begin next month. This was announced yesterday by Kenya’s president, Uhuru Kenyatta, during the opening of the country’s first National Maritime Conference. The

about 11 years ago
Vitol Joins EGAS LNG Race
Green Marine

Vitol Joins EGAS LNG Race

The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) and the Swiss – based company Vitol have signed a contract to import nine shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG), Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum reports. The first shipment is scheduled for June 2015, with the remaining cargoes expected to arrive in E

about 11 years ago
Construction of Lamu Port Kicks Off Next Month
Green Marine

Construction of Lamu Port Kicks Off Next Month

Construction of the Lamu port which is part of the Lamu Port Southern Sudan-Ethiopia Transport Corridor project begins next month, Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta, the President of Kenya, announced while speaking at the 1st National Maritime Conference at KICC, Nairobi. Construction on a USD 23bn port project

about 11 years ago
Egypt pens deal with Vitol for 9 LNG cargoes
Clean Fuel

Egypt pens deal with Vitol for 9 LNG cargoes

Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum said that the Egyptian Natural gas Holding Company and Swiss-based company Vitol concluded the LNG supply deal.

about 11 years ago
Egypt pens deal with Vitol for 9 LNG cargoes
Clean Fuel

Egypt pens deal with Vitol for 9 LNG cargoes

Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum said that the Egyptian Natural gas Holding Company and Swiss-based company Vitol concluded the LNG supply deal.

about 11 years ago
Bowleven meets final condition for Etinde farm-out
Fossil Energy

Bowleven meets final condition for Etinde farm-out

Bowleven has announced that the Presidential decree regarding the Etinde transaction has now been gazetted. This has satisfied the final outstanding condition of the farm-out process with LUKOIL and NewAge. The transaction is now scheduled to complete within 15 business days, at which point the comp

about 11 years ago
Record Tonnage Volume Changed Hands in 2014
Green Marine

Record Tonnage Volume Changed Hands in 2014

A record volume of tonnage is reported to have changed hands in 2014 and reported secondhand sales rose by 29% year-on-year to total 51.0m GT in 2014, according to Clarksons. The reported value of secondhand sales activity totalled USD 26.1bn, up 26% y-o-y. There was interest in the larger sizes and

about 11 years ago
Shipping Industry Needs Uniform BWT Rules
Green Marine

Shipping Industry Needs Uniform BWT Rules

The shipping industry has supported efforts to address aquatic invasive species through ballast water treatment (BWT) standards, but for a capital expenditure of over USD 60 billion, a legal regime that offers greater clarity, predictability, and investment certainty is needed, according to World Sh

about 11 years ago