5038 results found for 'Indonesia'

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  • Top news of the week November 9-14, 2015

    15 November 2015

    Update: Worker dies at Sabine Pass LNG terminal A worker has died in an accident at Cheniere’s Sabine Pass LNG export plant in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. WoodMac: LNG construction industry facing fall The LNG construction industry’s order books of new LNG projects will push it to peak capacity in 2015, according to Wood Mackenzie. DSME […]

  • UK: Serica Pleased With Overall 2Q 2010 Operations and Results

    4 August 2010
    Business & Finance

    Serica Energy plc  today announces its financial results for the three and six months ending 30 June 2010. Highlights: Operational: •Production rates at Kambuna increased during first half of the year – average gas sales of 35 mmscfd in June and 39 mmscfd in July •Kambuna field operator has reduced its current reserve projections but […]

  • Report: Tangguh invites bids for 2017-2019 LNG cargoes

    30 November 2016

    Tangguh LNG project in Indonesia has reportedly invited bids for its uncommitted LNG cargoes for delivery in 2017-2019.

  • Eni adds new offshore block to Indonesian portfolio

    26 August 2019

    Eni and its partners Pertamina and Neptune have been awarded by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources the West Ganal exploration block in the Kutei Basin, offshore Indonesia, as a result of the second conventional oil and gas bidding round 2019.

  • CGG: Banda Arc Seismic Data Ready for Delivery

    23 September 2015
    Operations & Maintenance

    CGG announced that all four phases of its BandaSeis 2D BroadSeis multi-client program targeting the Banda Arc around East Indonesia and Timor Leste have now been fully processed and are ready for delivery. The regional program, totaling more than 14,000 km of broadband seismic data, was acquired in co-operation with the Indonesian Directorate General of […]

  • Singapore raises security alert after Malacca threat

    5 March 2010

    Malaysia and Indonesia said on Thursday they are stepping up security in the Strait of Malacca, one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes, following the Singapore navy’s warning of possible attacks on oil tankers.

  • Niko Expands its Indonesian PSCs Portfolio

    20 December 2011
    Business & Finance

    Niko Resources Ltd. has been awarded two new Production Sharing Contracts (“PSCs”) in Indonesia. The Company now has interests in 20 Indonesian PSCs including 13 in its West Papua portfolio. As shown in above, the 8,217 Km2 SE Seram offshore block is adjacent to Niko’s Seram, East Bula and Kumawa blocks and also borders a […]

  • Coro Energy still waiting for approvals on Duyung PSC

    10 February 2020

    Duyung PSC partners have agreed to a six-month extension for receipt of the necessary Indonesian approvals for the transfer of 15 percent Duyung PSC interest to Coro Energy.

  • First Block for ‘GUNUNG DEMPO’, Keel Laying of S. 664

    3 July 2007

    Yesterday the first outfitted block of 18 blocks in total of the new 14,200-gt passenger ship for Indonesia, ‘GUNUNG DEMPO’, was put in place in building dock I at MEYER WERFT.

  • Indonesia: Drydocks World Begins Construction of Leading Edge US$110 million Compact Semi-Submersible Vessel

    2 December 2010
    Business & Finance

    Drydocks World recently held a keel laying ceremony for a state-of-the-art Compact Semi-Submersible (CSS) vessel. „The Derwent‟ is being built for integrated energy services provider Hallin Marine Subsea International Ltd, a Superior Energy Services company, at Drydocks World‟s Nanindah shipyard at Batam in Indonesia. The contract for the distinctive project is valued at US$110 million. […]

  • Pertamina looking to buy share in Abadi FLNG

    11 June 2015
    Infrastructure, Project & Tenders

    Indonesian oil and gas company Pertamina is eyeing a stake in an FLNG development in the Arafura Sea, off Indonesia. According to Reuters, Pertamina is interested in buying a share in the Inpex-operated Abadi FLNG project located in the Masela Block, where first gas production originally is slated for 2018, will kick off in 2022. The news […]

  • Saipem Secures Offshore Construction & Engineering Work

    24 February 2014

    Saipem has won new offshore engineering & construction contracts in Indonesia and in the Republic of Congo, worth approximately $520 million. In Indonesia, Eni has awarded a consortium led by Saipem the EPCI contract for a newbuild barge Floating Production Unit (FPU) for the Jangkrik Complex Project development. The consortium is formed by Hyundai Heavy […]

  • Action Plan for East Asia Domestic Ferry Safety Adopted

    19 December 2011

    A detailed action plan addressing domestic ferry safety in the East Asia sub-region was agreed by participants in a forum on the subject organized by IMO and held in Bali, Indonesia, on 6 and 7 December 2011. Attended by delegates from several governments as well industry organization Interferry, the Regional Forum on Domestic Ferry Safety […]

  • First Ever CNG Carrier to Be Classed by ABS

    29 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    ABS, a provider of global marine classification services, has been chosen to class the world’s first compressed natural gas (CNG) carrier ordered by Pelayaran Bahtera Adhiguna, a subsidiary of Indonesia’s state-owned power company Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PT PLN).   The precedent-setting ship is to be built at Qingdao Wuchuan Heavy Industry’s shipyard in northern China. “As society’s […]

  • Jakarta, Rotterdam to Cooperate on Flood Prevention

    7 February 2011

    The Indonesia-Netherlands bilateral relations have been running since 1986, and increasingly intensified with the sister city cooperation… (beritajakarta) [mappress] Source: beritajakarta, February 7, 2011

  • Report: Tug Owner to Pay USD 1 Mln Ransom for Kidnapped Crew

    20 April 2016
    Business & Finance

    The owner of the hijacked tugboat Brahma 12 has agreed to pay a ransom in the amount of IDR 14.3 billion (USD 1 million) for the ten kidnapped crewmembers, according to the Indonesia’s newspaper Jakarta Globe. PT Patria Maritime Lines’ reportedly agreed to the terms of the crew’s release previously set by pirates, claiming to be members […]

  • Barge Sinks off Batam, Kills Three

    21 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    A Singapore-registered barge POSH Mogami sank 2 nautical miles northeast of Sekupang, Batam Island Indonesia, on Friday (18 July) night claiming the lives of three people, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) reported.   There were nine persons on board the barge, owned by PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH), when the incident happened. […]

  • McDermott Moves Closer to Gendalo-Gehem

    30 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    McDermott, a provider of integrated engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) services for upstream field developments worldwide, moves up in selection for the Indonesian gas project. McDermott International, Inc. has announced today that a consortium, which includes subsidiaries of McDermott and PT Encona Inti Industri, has been notified of its selection as the successful bidder in […]

  • Evergreen Line Adjusts Intra-Asia Services Due to Market Demand

    1 November 2011
    Business & Finance

      In view of the development of intra-Asia waterborne trade, Evergreen Line will realign its fleet deployment and launch new services, effective November 2011. Two new service loops will replace the existing Japan – Taiwan – South China Sea (JTS) service. The new South China Sea – Hong Kong (SCH) loop will serve the southern […]

  • Update: Two Missing Crew Members of Sunken KM Avatar Found

    19 June 2017

    Two seafarers which were reported missing following the sinking of the cargo ship KM Avatar in the Malacca Strait have been found, with one of them alive and the other one dead, Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) said. The two men were found some 11.8 nautical miles southwest of Tanjung Kling on June 15. The ship’s cook, […]

  • One Dies, 26 Evacuated as Tanker Sinks in Malacca Strait

    15 February 2016

    One crew member died while 26 more were evacuated after a 1983-built chemical tanker Nusantara Akbar started sinking in the Malacca Strait off Dumai, Indonesia, on Saturday night. The 107-meter-long vessel, which reportedly suffered a leak in its engine room, started taking on water and subsequently sank. As the vessel’s crew was unable to stop the leak, the captain ordered […]

  • Eni Buys Into Two Blocks Offshore Vietnam

    25 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    Eni has signed an agreement with KrisEnergy and Neon Energy for two exploration blocks located offshore Vietnam, in the Song Hong and Phu Khanh basins in the Gulf of Tonkin. The Song Hong Basin is estimated to contain 10% of Vietnam’s hydrocarbon resources, mainly gas, and significant discoveries have recently been recorded there. The agreement […]

  • Jovo to get second spot LNG cargo from Pertamina

    6 October 2015
    Vessels

    The 65,000 cbm LNG Lerici is heading to Indonesia’s Bontang export plant, operated by Pertamina to pick up a cargo of the chilled gas for China’s privately owned Jovo Group. The spot LNG cargo is the second bought by Jovo from Indonesia’s state-owned oil and gas company, a source familiar with the matter told LNG […]

  • Newport Adds Three PaxOcean Repair Yards to Its Network

    16 May 2018
    Business & Finance

    Newport Shipping expanded its network of ship repair yards through an agreement with Singapore’s PaxOcean.

  • Meratus Line Vessel Sinks, Two Crew Missing

    3 September 2015

    An Indonesian-flagged containership loaded with containers sank on Wednesday morning, September 2, in the Java Sea, while en route some 100 nautical miles northeast of Surabaya, Indonesia. The 7,734 DWT ship, identified as Meratus Banjar 2, went down as its crew could not contain the water ingress from a leak reported in the engine room, the local media […]