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  • Report: FPSO Glen Lyon late for its Aibel appointment

    18 April 2016

    Oil major BP’s new floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel Glen Lyon will have to wait some more before docking at Aibel’s yard in Haugesund in Western Norway. According to Haugalandnytt, a news website from Norway, the FPSO was scheduled to arrive at Haugesund during the weekend, but the arrival was postponed due to uncertain weather. The […]

  • Axis Offshore’s flotel to dry dock after Petrobras contract expiry

    2 June 2016

    Axis Offshore, a provider of flotels for the offshore oil & gas industry, will dry dock its only operational flotel following Petrobras contract expiry in July 2016.  Axis Offshore, a 50/50 joint venture between J. Lauritzen and HitecVision, said in its first quarter 2016 report on Thursday that ordinary contract for the mono-hull flotel Dan Swift is expiring in […]

  • Chevron: Gorgon faces up to 60 days of shutdown

    6 April 2016

    Chevron informed on Wednesday that liquefied natural gas (LNG) production at the Gorgon Project on Barrow Island off the northwest coast of Western Australia has been temporarily halted due to mechanical issues and a restart is expected within 30-60 days.  The mechanical issue is with the propane refrigerant circuit on Train 1 at the plant site. […]

  • Sterling Energy names CEO

    23 March 2015

    Sterling Energy Plc, an oil company with interests in exploration projects in Cameroon, Madagascar, Mauritania and Somaliland, has named Eskil Jersing as Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”) and a director of Sterling Energy Plc; the appointment is effective immediately. Jersing, 51, has, during his 29 years long career to day, worked in Exploration, New Ventures, Strategy-Planning and […]

  • McDermott bounces back to 2Q profit

    11 August 2015
    Business & Finance

    McDermott International, Inc. on Monday reported second quarter 2015 net income of $11.5 million, compared to a net loss of $7.4 million for the same period in 2014. The company said on Tuesday that, had it not been for restructuring charges and one-time losses on the impairment and disposal of assets, the second quarter income would have […]

  • Hurricane: Drydocks on schedule with Aoka Mizu FPSO upgrades

    12 December 2017
    Infrastructure, Project & Tenders

    Upgrade works on the Aoka Mizu FPSO, which will operate on the Hurricane-operated Lancaster field off the UK, are progressing as planned and the project remains on schedule for first oil in the first half of 2019. 

  • Keppel Bags Two FPSO Contracts Worth $150m

    18 September 2013

    Keppel Shipyard has secured two Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) conversion contracts from repeat customers worth approx $150.8 million. These contracts are from SBM Offshore N.V. (SBM Offshore) and M3nergy Offshore Limited (M3nergy Offshore). Keppel Shipyard’s new conversion project for SBM Offshore is for the FPSO that will host the Stones ultra deepwater development […]

  • Poland: Remontowa to Build Two LNG Powered Supply Vessels

    11 July 2013
    Business & Finance

    Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. signed a contract on 5th of July 2013 for building two specialist vessels intended for supplying oil drilling and oil mining rigs. The ships will be constructed for one of the biggest Norwegian offshore fleet owners. They have already been contracted for maintenance of a Shell oilfield in the North Sea. The […]

  • SBM Offshore – First oil on FPSO Espirito Santo

    15 July 2009

    SBM Offshore N.V. is pleased to announce that the FPSO Espirito Santo, located in the BC-10 deep water field development in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil, has achieved first oil production on 13 July 2009. The FPSO is chartered by the BC-10 Joint Venture, which is operated by Shell with ONGC Campos Ltda. and Petróleo […]

  • Largest Harbour Crane Arrives at Able Seaton Port

    20 February 2014

    The largest harbour crane in the UK will arrive at Able Seaton Port today, marking a major step forward in Able UK’s expansion of its port facilities on both the Tees and the Humber. The multi-million Leibherr LHM600SHL mobile crane is being delivered from Rostock in Germany. It has been specially adapted to meet Able’s […]

  • Ocean Renewable Energy Action Coalition Established

    21 January 2020
    Environment, Research & Development, Storage, Technology

    An international Ocean Renewable Energy Action Coalition has been formed to advance sustainable deployment of ocean-based renewable energy and mitigate the harmful impacts of climate change. Ocean-based renewable energy—such as offshore wind, floating solar, tidal and wave power—could meet nearly 10% of the annual greenhouse gas emissions reductions needed by 2050 to keep global temperatures […]

  • Mokveld Wins Aasgard Subsea Gas Compression Contract, Norway

    23 April 2013
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Mokveld has been awarded the subsea anti-surge control valves for the Aasgard Subsea Gas Compression Project. Subsea gas compression is a technology approach that can boost recovery rates and lifetimes of offshore gas fields. Aker Solutions – at the forefront of subsea gas compression – was awarded the contract by operator Statoil to supply a […]

  • Remontowa Secures Contract for Two LNG Powered OSVs, Poland

    11 July 2013
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. signed a contract on 5th of July 2013 for building two specialist vessels intended for supplying oil drilling and oil mining rigs. The ships will be constructed for one of the biggest Norwegian offshore fleet owners. They have already been contracted for maintenance of a Shell oilfield in the North Sea. The […]

  • QP Quality on Display at WPC in Moscow

    17 June 2014

    Qatar Petroleum, together with several of its joint ventures and subsidiaries, has a strong presence at the 21st World Petroleum Congress (WPC), which is currently ongoing in Moscow, Russia. Mohammed bin Saleh Al-Sada, Minister of Energy and Industry and Chairman of QP, delivered a speech at the 21st WPC Opening Ceremony and Dinner, which was […]

  • Chevron says expects first LNG from Gorgon Train 3 in March

    7 March 2017

    US-based energy giant Chevron expects to produce first liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the third liquefaction train of its giant Gorgon facility in Western Australia by the end of this month. “Train 3 construction and commissioning has gone smoothly and we are expecting first LNG before the end of this month, ahead of our previously […]

  • Chevron preparing for first Gorgon post-shutdown cargo

    29 June 2016
    Vessels

    Chevron’s US$54 billion Gorgon LNG project in Australia is gearing up for first export after the March shut-down as an LNG tanker arrived near the plant located on Barrow Island. The giant liquefaction and export facility halted production soon after the first cargo of the chilled fuel was shipped in March due to a mechanical issue […]

  • DW: global FLNG capex to hit $41.6 billion

    10 August 2016

    Despite challenging market conditions, global capital expenditure on FLNG facilities is forecast to total $41.6 billion over the 2016-2022 period, according to a report by Douglas-Westwood (DW). The protracted oil price downturn has impacted the sanctioning of capital intensive liquefaction units over the last 24 months. However, the need to move towards cleaner sources of […]

  • U.S. and China to expand LNG trade

    12 May 2017

    The United States has reached a trade agreement with China that could boost shipments of American liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the world’s largest energy consumer. The agreement covers 10 areas where trade negotiators from the U.S. and China have reached consensus, including agricultural trade and market access for financial services. “The United States welcomes […]

  • Trinidad’s LNG production rising after years of decline

    7 November 2017
    Ports & Logistics

    Trinidad and Tobago’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) production is gradually picking up helped by new upstream developments after years of decline due to gas supply shortfalls in the twin-island country. LNG production at Atlantic LNG’s Point Fortin liquefaction and export facility rose 1 percent to 18.4 million cubic meters in the January-September period as compared […]

  • Eni defends balance sheet and dividend with huge capex and opex cuts

    26 March 2020
    Business & Finance, Exploration & Production

    Eni has decided to reduce its capex and opex for this year and the next as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the oil price war. The reductions are mainly related to Eni’s Upstream activities.

  • IMarEST to Hold Metocean Awareness Courses in London

    6 August 2015

    This September, the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST) will organize Metocean awareness courses in London. The courses, aimed at all workers in the offshore sector, continue in Kuala Lumpur and Houston. In recognition of the courses’ popularity, the IMarEST is offering a year’s complimentary membership for all attendees. Recent extreme weather patterns in […]

  • Zinus’ solution picked for Portugal’s 1st electric car ferry

    23 December 2022
    Equipment, Vessels

    Portuguese shipyard Navaltagus, part of industrial ETE group, has awarded a contract to Norwegian firm Zinus to supply the fully autonomous connection enabling the ferry to charge its batteries while berthed.

  • CGG inks long-term 4D imaging deal with Equinor

    23 May 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    CGG has secured a multi-year contract with Equinor for 4D seismic imaging of multiple towed-streamer and ocean bottom cable (OBC) datasets from the Gullfaks field area in the Norwegian North Sea.

  • SBM Offshore closes financing for construction of FPSO Sepetiba

    1 July 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    SBM Offshore has closed a $600 million bridge loan facility for the financing of the construction of FPSO Sepetiba.

  • Financial Boost for Ecological Restoration of Jamaica Bay

    17 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) applauded the Department of the Interior for providing $11.1 million for four competitive grants awarded yesterday for projects that will benefit the resiliency, ecology, and restoration of areas within Jamaica Bay at Gateway National Recreation Area. The NPCA has worked with many partner groups, especially in our role as […]