5015 results found for 'Indonesia'

5015 results found for 'Indonesia'
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  • UK: 2011 Unusually Good Year for BP, CEO Bob Dudley Says

    26 July 2011
    Business & Finance

      BP today said that it expects future cash flows generated by its worldwide operations to grow faster than output. This growth is expected in both its upstream and downstream businesses as the company delivers its strategic priorities, increases its investment in future growth opportunities and portfolio work continues. Introducing BP’s financial results for the […]

  • Rig utilisation ramps up in Asia Pacific, reveals Westwood

    15 July 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders

    Rig activity in Asia Pacific has been stepped up this year, but most stacked jack-ups are being reactivated for gigs in the Middle East.

  • UK: 2011 Unusually Good Year for BP, CEO Bob Dudley Says

    26 July 2011

    BP today said that it expects future cash flows generated by its worldwide operations to grow faster than output. This growth is expected in both its upstream and downstream businesses as the company delivers its strategic priorities, increases its investment in future growth opportunities and portfolio work continues. Introducing BP’s financial results for the second […]

  • Stable base of flexible workforce

    12 November 2013

    Their combination of crewing solutions, professional training and ship deliveries defines TOS as both a desired employer and a one-stop crew provider. Now company activities are organised to strengthen each other, founder Kees Wagenaar identifies new markets for the highly skilled maritime and offshore professionals he promotes. ”While demands for continuous training and having the […]

  • Indonesian Government Plans Submarine Fleet Expansion

    13 September 2012

    Within the next decade, Indonesian government is to place orders for several diesel-electric submarines at national shipyards… (rusnavy) [mappress] Source: rusnavy, September 13, 2012

  • Canada: Talisman Energy Reports Strategic and Operational Success in 2010

    16 February 2011

      Talisman Energy Inc. reported its operating and unaudited financial results for 2010. The company was successful in strategically repositioning its portfolio and achieving its 2010 operating targets. – Cash flow was $3.1 billion, down 23% from 2009, due to higher cash taxes in 2010 and lower cash proceeds from financial instruments. – Net income […]

  • Top news of the week April 17-22

    23 April 2017

    Woodside’s Karratha gas plant suffers production outage Australian LNG player Woodside said its Karratha gas plant had suffered an unexpected production outage on Saturday. WoodMac: 60 pct of US LNG supplies to land in Europe Europe is expected to be the number one destination for U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies by 2020, consultancy Wood […]

  • Distressed Indonesian vessel anchors off Paradip

    15 June 2006

    Paradip, June. 15 (PTI): An Indonesian cargo vessel in “apparent distress”, has anchored about ten nautical miles off Paradip port, awaiting assistance, Paradip Port Trust (PPT) sources said. Tataniyaga-i, carrying about 5,900 tonnes of palm oil, was on its way to Haldia Port when it developed problems near the sandheads. The ship was then diverted […]

  • Indonesians pirates board ship, rob crew

    25 June 2007

    Six Indonesians armed with parangs (machetes) and pistols sneaked on board a vessel and robbed eight crewmen of their belongings and cash, resulting in some RM25,000 worth of losses. The ship Mujur Samudra was docking near Pulau Lima here while on its way to Vietnam at 9.45pm on Saturday when eight Indonesians arrived on a […]

  • Indonesian: CNOOC’s Vessel on Fire in Jakarta Bay

    23 September 2011

      A ship owned by the China National Offshore Oil Corporation is reportedly ablaze in Jakarta Bay, with four people listed as critically injured…  (The Jakarta Globe) [mappress] Source: The Jakarta Globe, September 23, 2011;

  • Five Indonesians face piracy charges in Thailand

    2 May 2005

    Five heavily-armed Indonesian men who tried to take over a Thai fishing boat in the Andaman Sea have been arrested and are being held on suspicion of piracy and illegal possession of weapons, the Thai army said on Monday. The Thai navy boarded the fishing boat last week after it signalled it was in distress […]

  • New IMO projects to aid green energy transition in ports of developing nations

    11 November 2024
    Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Transition

    The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has shared details of four pilot projects aimed at assisting developing countries in reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As informed, the projects were selected under the IMO CARES Global Technology Challenge. The initiatives are said to cover renewable energy production in ports and port call data sharing for “just-in-time” […]

  • Awe Offshore Provides Update on Indonesian Exploration Activity

    1 June 2010
    Project & Tenders

    East Muriah PSC Pearl Energy (East Muriah) Ltd (“Pearl”), as Operator of the East Muriah PSC in the East Java Basin has advised that the East Lengo-1 exploration well started drilling on May 28, 2010. AWE Limited (“AWE”) has elected not to participate in the East Lengo-1 exploration well and Pearl will drill this well […]

  • ECA Group Provides Sonar Laboratory to Indonesian Navy

    18 July 2016
    Equipment

    ECA Group has been awarded a contract to a supply a sonar laboratory to the Indonesian Navy. The sonar laboratory is a PC based solution for the training of sonar operators using ECA Group sonar simulation system. Sonar operators can be trained in underwater and surface vessel detection, classification and identification in a virtualized environment […]

  • AMSA Ousts Indonesian Ship from Australian Ports

    8 February 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has banned the 86-metre general cargo ship Noah Satu from entering or using any Australian port. This is the second time in less than twelve months that Noah Satu, owned by PT Anugerah Samudra Indomakur and on charter to Orica Singapore, was banned. The ban was issued on 4 February […]

  • Indonesian Navy Orders VSTEP’s NAUTIS Bridge Simulators

    18 April 2013

    For training of its Sigma Class Corvette bridge personnel, the Indonesian Navy and Ministry of Defence selected VSTEP to supply two Class A NAUTIS Full Mission Bridge (FMB) Simulators for its Kobangdikal marine training facility in Surabaya. The Indonesian Navy is currently modernizing its fleet to more effectively combat maritime crime and piracy. Beginning 2012, […]

  • Offshore Decom Spending Set for Growth, IHS Markit Says

    30 November 2016
    Research & Development

    The decommissioning of aging offshore oil and gas platforms, subsea wells and related assets is increasing dramatically, with more than 600 projects expected to be disposed of during the next five years alone. This will cause spending to rise significantly, according to a new study by IHS Markit an information and analytics group. IHS Markit expects […]

  • WoodMac: OPEC to keep its role of key oil supplier until 2040

    16 July 2018

    OPEC will maintain its role as a key oil supplier through to 2040, although output from non-OPEC producers will help ensure adequate supply in the years to 2030, according to Wood Mackenzie.

  • Future of maritime decarbonization at stake as carbon levy attracts supporters, opponents

    21 February 2025
    Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    Thirteen additional countries supported a global carbon levy on shipping at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) climate talks in London this week. However, its adoption still seems to be a long way off.

  • Kongsberg Equipped KRI Spica Goes to Indonesian Navy

    28 April 2016
    Equipment

    The second of two oceanographic and hydrographic vessels designed and built by OCEA in France for the Indonesian Navy was handed over following a commissioning ceremony in Jakarta. The KRI Spica (934), is the sister ship to the June 2015 delivered KRI Rigel (933), which is already on active survey duty in Indonesian waters. The two aluminium […]

  • Strategic Marine Swells Order Book with Indonesian Contracts

    23 January 2008

    Australian shipbuilder Strategic Marine has further consolidated its position as an emerging global player with an additional Crewboat, bringing the order total to four aluminum hulled boats, for an Indonesian company. Strategic Marine chairman Mark Newbold said he was delighted with the latest signings which will see the company build an additional 31m offshore utility […]

  • A Global Market Overview: Last Few Years Trend

    2 April 2019

    By Stefano Santoni – Product & Market Manager, Wind Energy & Heavy Duty Division – DAVI. According to the report of the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), the global offshore wind market experienced a growth of 4.49GW of new capacity in 2018. The Global Wind Report acknowledges that nowadays there’s a total of 23GW of offshore […]

  • A Global Market Overview: Last Few Years Trend

    2 April 2019

    By Stefano Santoni – Product & Market Manager, Wind Energy & Heavy Duty Division – DAVI. According to the report of the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), the global offshore wind market experienced a growth of 4.49GW of new capacity in 2018. The Global Wind Report acknowledges that nowadays there’s a total of 23GW of offshore […]

  • Kongsberg Delivers Hugin AUV Training to Indonesian Navy

    19 January 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Kongsberg Maritime’s Marine Robotics department has provided a three-week training of Hugin AUV systems set up on Indonesian Navy’s new survey ship program. The introduction training was conducted at a hotel in Central Jakarta, and the last week was at sea in Semangka Bay for practical training down to depths of 1000 metres. The training objectives […]

  • Piracy on Malacca Strait down sharply: Indonesian Navy

    13 December 2006

    The Indonesian Navy claimed Wednesday that piracy on the busy international water way of Malacca Strait has fallen sharply to two cases this year from 15 cases last year.