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  • Chart bumps 2019 guidance as LNG business soars

    18 April 2019

    US LNG equipment maker Chart Industries on Thursday reported a net income of $0.9 million for the first quarter of the year, dropping from $5.8 million in the corresponding quarter of 2018. 

  • Yemen accepted as full Charter Member of IGU

    20 October 2014

    During the annual IGU meetings in Berlin, Yemen’s application for Charter Membership was accepted.  The IGU annual meetings which took place last week in Berlin, Germany, were attended by Yemen LNG as the main and only LNG entity representing the country. This has been a result of the strong support from the Yemeni Ministry of […]

  • PIRA: LNG terminal’s long-term sustainable use in question

    5 November 2014

    NYC-based PIRA believes LNG import terminals pop up to offer security, not better prices and their long-term sustainable use remains in question.

  • EU to focus on important LNG infrastructure

    24 April 2015

    EU climate and energy commissioner Arias Cañete said Europe needs to get back on the map when it comes to LNG.

  • The Netherlands: no shale gas drilling in next five years

    13 July 2015

    The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Henk Kamp, said that no drilling for shale gas will take place in the Netherlands over the next five years.

  • Lithuania’s first LNG terminal awaits cargo

    27 April 2015
    Vessels

    The 140,000 cbm LNG tanker Arctic Voyager, which departed from Norway’s Hammerfest terminal on Sunday, is about to deliver Lithuania’s third ever commercial shipment.

  • Trade Unions Support Portuguese Dockers in Their Fight

    28 November 2018
    Business & Finance

    ITF, ETF and ver.di are supporting the port of Setubal dockers in their fighting against precarious work.

  • IUMI: Ship Records Should Be Passed On to New Owners

    11 September 2015

    The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) is calling for vessel owners and technical managers to make records available that provide important information on the condition of the ship and its machinery when a ship changes owner. “The current trend to remove these records has the potential to impact on the new owner’s ability to […]

  • Pacific E&P President leaves. New director to step in

    26 August 2015
    Business & Finance

    Pacific Exploration & Production Corp., formerly known as Pacific Rubiales, announced Wednesday the retirement of José Francisco Arata as President and director of the company, and the appointment of Mónica De Greiff as an independent director to the Board of Directors. The company said that Arata’s retirement is effective immediately and that Ronald Pantin, Chief Executive Officer, […]

  • Further Delay of Liability Law Jeopardizes German Jobs, Says WAB

    22 August 2012
    Authorities & Government, Human Capital

    The offshore industry network WAB urges Consumer Protection Minister Ilse Aigner to abandon the resistance to the law on the liability regime for offshore wind farms. The further delay of the law jeopardizes investment and jobs in Germany, said the industry association WAB in Bremerhaven. A study of the MCA along with the consulting firm […]

  • Cost Remains an Issue in Developments of Wind Turbines (USA)

    6 December 2010
    Business & Finance

    New Jersey is far out in front of other East Coast states with its plans for offshore wind power — and could become a front line in the gathering political battle between old and new energy industries. Four proposed projects would build up to 1,750 megawatts of wind-driven power off New Jersey. One early demonstration […]

  • Gibraltar to Remove Aquarius from Its Registry as Rescue Ship Awaits Decision on Safe Port

    14 August 2018
    Rules & Regulation

    The Gibraltar Maritime Authority to terminate its registration licence to the Aquarius, migrant rescue ship.

  • Military Conflicts Close 2 Oil Ports in Libya

    6 March 2017
    Business & Finance

    Military conflicts have forced two of Libya’s oil ports to close, negatively impacting the country’s crude exports, Bloomberg reported.  In a fight against Khalifa Haftar’s force called Libyan National Army, the Islamist Benghazi militia seized the ports of Es Sidra and Ras Lanuf on March 3. Consequently, Libya’s oil production reportedly dropped to 650,000 barrels […]

  • HSHI: World’s First On-Ground Built LNG Carrier Floats

    7 October 2013

    Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI), a shipbuilding affiliate of Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world’s biggest shipbuilder, announced today it successfully launched a 162,000 m3 LNG carrier built using the on-ground shipbuilding method for the first time in the world. The vessel, designed for delivering chilled natural gas, was ordered by Golar of Norway in February, […]

  • UAE: IRENA Launches Global Atlas

    14 January 2013

    The world’s first open-access Global Atlas of renewable energy resources went online yesterday, announced at the annual general assembly of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). The Global Atlas is the largest ever initiative to help countries assess their renewable energy potential, and companies bringing together data and maps from leading technical institutes and private […]

  • Helsinki to Host Third WINDFORCE Baltic Sea Conference

    27 November 2014

    In two days, more than 100 conference participants will get a comprehensive view of issues related to renewable energy production in the Baltic Sea at WINDFORCE Baltic Sea. Eight theme sessions and 30 international speakers will deal with nearly everything in the value-adding chain, from research, installation and logistics to financing, grid connection and political […]

  • AMCS: Government Told to Focus on Fixing Reef (Australia)

    19 February 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) has called on state and federal governments to stop quarrelling over the duelling scientific reviews of the impact of Gladstone Harbour and recognise what’s at stake. Felicity Wishart, the Great Barrier Reef campaign director, said that if the Queensland and Australian Governments needed to stop quibbling and recognise that […]

  • IMRF: Dealing with Media Pressure Key in SAR Operations

    24 November 2014

    Media pressure, and particularly the posting of unverified stories on social media, has become a significant factor in major maritime search and rescue (SAR) events, according to Bruce Reid, CEO of the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF). Planning and preparation remain the key to dealing with mass rescue operations and other complex incidents, Reid told attendees […]

  • MUA: Browse FLNG Plan Puts Jobs and Safety at Risk, Australia

    11 February 2013

    Attempts to cut costs by building the Browse LNG processing facility off the WA shore could be disastrous for jobs, the environment and workers’ safety, the Maritime Union of Australia warned Monday. Despite opposition from unions – as well as bipartisan political opposition – it appears Shell is not backing away from plans to push […]

  • SEA Europe: EU maritime fund is needed to spur development of green technologies

    7 May 2020
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Regulation & Policy, Technology

    As the envisaged transformation of the European waterborne transport would require significant investments, SEA Europe has proposed the creation of a dedicated EU Maritime Fund as an alternative to extending the EU Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) to shipping.

  • Petrobras pays $682M in Brazil as part of 2018 bribery settlement

    1 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    Brazilian oil major Petrobras has said it has paid $682.6 million as part of the non-prosecution settlements entered into last year with the U.S. and Brazilian authorities over the investigation into violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).

  • Release of Gladstone Harbour Review Remains in Limbo (Australia)

    25 July 2013
    Business & Finance

    The report on the Gladstone harbour development is in its final stages but has been delayed. But local journalist John Mikkelsen reports the delay was not politically motivated. Gladstone’s controversial harbour development and dredging projects were again high on the agenda at two important national conferences this month, but the release of a federal government […]

  • Gastech: Wood Mackenzie Presents Forecasts for Potential Gas Exports from Central Asia

    11 October 2012

    Today at Gastech 2012, Wood Mackenzie presented its long-term forecast for potential gas exports from Central Asia; Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Wood Mackenzie recognises the region’s significant long-term export potential into multiple markets, but says its export outlook remains uncertain due to political, financial, competitive and technical challenges. Wood Mackenzie says that in order for […]

  • GAZ-SYSTEM to Host 10th GIE Conference in Cracow, Poland

    18 May 2012

    GAZ-SYSTEM will jointly organise the 10th Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) Conference. The GIE Conference has for many years been the most important and most prestigious event in the European gas sector and is the first such meeting organised in Poland. The 10th International Gas Infrastructure Europe Conference will be held on 24 – 25 May […]

  • New ICS Initiative to Maintain IMO Primacy on Shipping and CO2 Issues

    2 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has made an important written submission to the United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) suggesting a possible way forward with respect to complex discussions about additional global regulations to further reduce CO2 emissions from merchant ships. In particular, ICS wishes to ensure the primacy of a global IMO framework […]