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  • Environmental Assessment for LNG Canada Export Terminal Starts

    23 May 2013

    The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has commenced an environmental assessment for the LNG Canada Export Terminal proposed by LNG Canada Development Inc. For this project, Peter Kent, Minister of the Environment, has granted substitution of the environmental assessment to British Columbia (B.C.). Having taken into consideration comments received and its approach to undertaking the substituted […]

  • BG Q3 profit down, LNG deliveries up

    30 October 2015

    UK-based LNG player BG Group said its third-quarter earnings of $280 million were down 63 percent when compared to 2014. Revenue and other operating income decreased 9 percent to $4.15 billion, reflecting a significant fall in realised sales prices impacting both the Upstream and LNG Shipping & Marketing segments, BG said on Friday. BG’s E&P production […]

  • LNG not the fuel to reduce GHG emissions, ABTO leader says

    2 November 2016

    LNG, although seen as the future fuel for marine transport and the next step in reducing the shipping industry’s greenhouse gas emissions, could be worse for the environment than burning heavy fuel oil, head of the Association of Bulk Terminal Operators said.

  • BG: LNG market entering a period of supply growth

    4 March 2015

    For the LNG market, 2015 will be marked by increasing volatility as new ‘waves’ of supply start adding volume together with new markets opening up, according to BG Group’s annual Global LNG Market Outlook.

  • Shell inks Australian domestic gas supply deals

    6 April 2017

    Shell’s QGC joint venture in Australia has signed two new domestic gas sales deals for power generation in South Australia and manufacturing in Queensland. QGC, that became part of Shell when the Hague-based company acquired BG Group in February last year, is the operator of the 8 million tons per year QCLNG facility on Curtis Island near […]

  • Scottish National Party Publishes Energy Priorities for Europe

    21 May 2014
    Authorities & Government

    The Scottish National Party (SNP) has published its priorities for energy in Europe, promising to campaign for better support for marine renewables, to push for reform of the Emissions Trading Scheme and to work towards a nuclear-free energy future for Europe. With the EU playing a particularly important role when it comes to the direction […]

  • REDS Completes Lynn and Inner Dowsing Monopile Inspection

    7 November 2017
    Operations & Maintenance

    Reach Engineering and Diving Services (REDS) has completed internal inspections of 20 monopile foundations at Lynn and Inner Dowsing offshore wind farms. Tidal Transit’s crew transfer vessel (CTV) Ginny Louise was chartered to support the works.

  • NYSERDA Drawing Up Offshore Wind Blueprint as New York Commits to 50% Renewables by 2030

    2 August 2016
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Storage

    The New York State Public Service Commission has approved New York’s Clean Energy Standard which requires 50 percent of the state’s electricity to come from renewable energy sources like wind and solar by 2030. In its initial phase, utilities and other energy suppliers will be required to procure and phase in new renewable power resources starting with […]

  • Statkraft Setting Stage for Offshore Wind Brexit

    9 September 2016
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Norway’s Statkraft is preparing a possible divestment of its shares in the operational Sheringham Shoal offshore wind farm, as well as the Dudgeon and the Dogger Bank projects.  The revised strategy follows the announcement in December 2015 that Statkraft would make no new investments in offshore wind. Preparations for the divestment will be carried out in […]

  • Dong Hires Seajacks Scylla for Walney Extension

    16 July 2015

    Seajacks UK has entered into contract with DONG Energy for the transportation and installation of all 87 wind turbines at the Walney Extension offshore wind farm. The Walney Extension offshore wind farm is made up of two 330MW phases and located in the Irish Sea, around 19km from the UK’s West Coast. Seajacks’ largest wind […]

  • Forewind Set to Assign Dogger Bank Operators

    16 December 2015

    Assigning operators for four Dogger Bank offshore wind projects is the next major step that needs to be taken so that the projects could enter the pre-construction phase.  Forewind, the consortium behind the Dogger Bank development, said that the initial aim will be to assign operators for the two projects that make up Dogger Bank Creyke Beck, which is expected […]

  • Petrobras’ Pre-salt Production Rises Four Per Cent

    2 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    Petrobras oil production in Brazil in April averaged 1 million 933 thousand barrels per day (bpd), up by 0.4% from March’s production of 1 million 926 thousand bpd. Including the production operated by Petrobras for its partners in Brazil, the volume reached 2 million 34 thousand bpd, indicating a 0.4% rise compared to a month […]

  • Eni rebuts Exmar’s FLNG bonus entitlement claim

    10 February 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production

    Eni has refuted the conclusions drawn by Exmar, concerning the latter’s bonus expectations based on the production data for a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) unit the firm sold to the Italian player.

  • Ireland facing arbitration over refusal to greenlight lease undertaking for oil & gas project due to ‘environmental dogma’

    26 February 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy

    Lansdowne has set the wheels into motion to move forward with its Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) claim against Ireland.

  • Ship Green launches carbon calculator for tracking CO2 emissions

    22 August 2024
    Innovation, IT & Software, Technology

    In an effort to address the growing environmental challenges in the shipping and logistics industry, a UK-based initiative, Ship Green, has recently launched an “industry-first” “cost-effective” carbon calculator for tracking shipping emissions. This tool is expected to aid industry professionals in measuring and managing their carbon footprint. The logistics industry – often described as a […]

  • Australia’s oil & gas industry calls for fix of offshore regulatory approval ‘chaos’ as wait times increase

    8 November 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    Australian Energy Producers, representing Australia’s upstream oil and gas exploration and production industry, has called on the Commonwealth to “urgently fix” – what it deems as – the broken offshore regulatory system after the logjam of energy supply and carbon capture projects awaiting approval was exposed.

  • Havila picks Kongsberg’s engine and thruster package for its hybrid cruise ship

    14 December 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Vessels

    Norwegian cruise company Havila Kystruten has selected its compatriot marine technology firm Kongsberg Maritime (KM) to supply engine and thruster package for newbuild cruise vessel Havila Capella.

  • Keppel and Borr agree on another rig delivery delay

    28 January 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Offshore rig builder Keppel and rig owner Borr Drilling have agreed a further delay for the delivery of five jack-up rigs that Keppel is building for Borr.

  • Talos assets not responsible for Gulf of Mexico oil spill

    9 September 2021
    Environment, Regulation & Policy, Safety

    Houston-based Talos Energy has declared that its assets are not liable for the oil spill in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

  • Shared grid offshore New England saves over $ 1 billion onshore – Report

    15 May 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Environment

    A multi-user, planned transmission system to harness wind power off New England’s coast could result in onshore electric grid cost savings of over $ 1 billion and significantly reduce environmental impacts, a report prepared for transmission developer Anbaric shows. The report, Offshore Transmission in New England: The Benefits of a Better-Planned Grid, describes the limitations […]

  • Port of Gothenburg: Container Volumes Fall to Record Low amid Labour Dispute

    25 August 2017
    Business & Finance

    The labour dispute at the Port of Gothenburg has led to a 22 percent drop in container volumes shipped during the first half of this year when compared to the corresponding figures from last year, the port authority said. The “unprecedented fall in the container volumes”, as the port described it, is said to be […]

  • Sanchi Slick Fire Burns Out but Oil Spill Spreads

    16 January 2018

    The fire that was burning on the water surface at the site of the sunken Iranian tanker Sanchi has gone out.

  • Kea Trader’s Hull Pieces About to Be Lifted from Grounding Site

    13 February 2018
    Business & Finance

    Authorities have approved the plan for the removal of broken up containership Kea Trader.

  • New Assessment Framework for Investment in Dike Upgrades

    8 July 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Few days ago, on July 4th, a meeting was organised at the Delft University of Technology to mark the completion of the doctoral research conducted by Timo Schweckendiek (Deltares/Delft University of Technology), who studied ways of reducing uncertainties associated with piping. This is a process in which water seepage erodes dikes from below and it is […]

  • WHC: Great Barrier Reef Under Threat (Australia)

    14 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    The World Heritage Committee (WHC) is considering placing the magnificent Great Barrier Reef in the “endangered” category, because of the adverse impact of proposed new ports and coal loading facilities, which would add to the current pollution problems of soil, fertiliser and pesticides from coastal farms and developments. Each year 16 tonnes of pesticides are […]