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  • DNV to Class PETRONAS’ First FLNG

    20 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class PETRONAS’ first floating LNG unit (PFLNG 1), destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. The unit will be 360m long and 60m wide and will be moored 180km from shore. It will produce 1.2 million tonnes a year (mtpa) of LNG, and is expected to be […]

  • DNV to Class PETRONAS’ FLNG Unit (Malaysia)

    20 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class PETRONAS’ first floating LNG unit (PFLNG 1), destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. The unit will be 360m long and 60m wide and will be moored 180km from shore. It will produce 1.2 million tonnes a year (mtpa) of LNG, and is expected to be […]

  • Giving a Push to Energy Transition at Offshore Energy 2019

    10 October 2019

    Is the energy transition moving fast enough? Not yet. We can gain pace and we need to. Creating the opportunity to discuss collaboration, showcasing the necessary innovations, and learning from each other is what Offshore Energy set out to do this year. Combining oil, gas, marine energy, and offshore wind at one event, Offshore Energy […]

  • DNV Scores Petronas FLNG Contract, Malaysia

    20 December 2012
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class PETRONAS’ first floating LNG unit (PFLNG 1), destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. The unit will be 360m long and 60m wide and will be moored 180km from shore. It will produce 1.2 million tonnes a year (mtpa) of LNG, and is expected to be […]

  • Congestion Strikes Intra-Asian Ports

    26 September 2014
    Business & Finance

    Carries’ schedules and delivery times have been hit hard by congestion issues that have emerged in Intra-Asian ports as well. According to Singapore-based trade specialist MCC Transport, as of September 23rd, Hong Kong, Manilla North and Batangas have been congested. Hong Kong Container Terminal Operators Association (HKCTOA) and the Hong Kong Liner Shipping Association (HKLSA) […]

  • Giving a Push to Energy Transition at Offshore Energy 2019

    10 October 2019

    Is the energy transition moving fast enough? Not yet. We can gain pace and we need to. Creating the opportunity to discuss collaboration, showcasing the necessary innovations, and learning from each other is what Offshore Energy set out to do this year. Combining oil, gas, marine energy, and offshore wind at one event, Offshore Energy […]

  • IEEFA: High LNG prices affect demand growth in Asia

    16 August 2022
    Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    Sustained high prices over the past year have eroded the economic case for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and hurt LNG sales in key Asian markets, a new report released by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) shows.

  • Malaysian Prime Minister Launches National Maritime Plan

    6 December 2011

      The country’s first comprehensive plan for developing the shipbuilding and ship repair industry was among the announcements made by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak on Tuesday in Langkawi. Developed by the Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) and Association of Marine Industries of Malaysia (AMIM), the Malaysia Shipbuilding / Ship Repair Industry Strategic […]

  • Chevron names new head of E&P activities in Asia Pacific

    15 February 2016
    Business & Finance

    Chevron, a multinational energy corporation, has named Stephen W. Green president of Chevron Asia Pacific Exploration and Production effective April 1, 2016. Green, 58, succeeds Melody B. Meyer who is retiring from Chevron after 37 years of service to pursue other opportunities, effective June 1. According to Chevron, Green, who is currently corporate vice president of […]

  • APG Submarine Cable to Connect Malaysia to Korea and Japan

    4 July 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    TIME dotCom Berhad has entered into a construction and maintenance agreement of the Asia Pacific Gateway (APG) submarine cable system connecting Malaysia to Korea and Japan. As part of the Group’s global bandwidth business strategy, TIME’s wholly owned subsidiaries and global bandwidth business arms, Global Transit Communication Sdn Bhd and Global Transit Limited, collectively known […]

  • Report: Over 77,000 trained on-site workers needed in emerging offshore wind markets by 2024

    16 April 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Human Capital, Operations & Maintenance

    The offshore wind industry will need 77,000 GWO-trained on-site workers to deliver forecast installations in six key emerging markets for offshore wind between 2020-2024, a new report has found. Published by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and Global Wind Organisation (GWO), Powering the Future: Global Offshore Wind Workforce Outlook 2020-2024 provides a qualitative analysis […]

  • Wood Mackenzie: Delays to Panama Canal Expansion Pose Global Trade Risks

    25 February 2014
    Business & Finance

    Wood Mackenzie expects the recent cost overrun disputes around the Panama Canal expansion to be resolved with limited disruption due to the significance of the Canal to global trade. Significant disruptions will crimp profitability for US LNG producers, create a tighter LNG shipping market and affect the US Gulf Coast petrochemical industry. “Given the enormous […]

  • IEEFA warns of slowdown in Asia’s LNG expansion

    7 December 2022
    Research & Development

    Sam Reynolds, IEEFA’s (The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis) Energy Finance Analyst has warned that new LNG projects may face delays and cancellations due to unaffordable fuel prices. According to the analysis, the demand for LNG, once heralded as “the champagne of fuels,” keeps decreasing, and IEA (the International Energy Agency) has already […]

  • China Tells India to Stay out of South China Sea

    16 September 2011

    The day HT broke the story about India asking China to desist from trying to stop oil and gas exploration in two Vietnamese blocks in the… By Jayanth Jacob & Reshma Patil, Hindustan Times [mappress] Source: Hindustan Times,September 16, 2011;

  • ZIM Moves Forward with Blockchain-Based Bill-of-Lading

    15 January 2019
    Business & Finance

    ZIM to begin offering the opportunity to its customers to switch to electronic Bills-of-Lading on selected trades.

  • Triyards Marks Profit Decrease, Boosts Yard Capacity

    21 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    Singapore Exchange-listed Triyards Holdings Limited has reported a decrease of USD 3.8 million (11%) and USD 5.2 million (45%) in profit before tax for FY14 and 4Q14 respectively, compared to FY13 and 4Q13, attributing the drop to a slimmer revenue, increase in administrative expenses and financial expenses. The company marked a USD 6.5 million (2%) decrease in revenue for […]

  • After Europe, offshore wind spending closing in on oil & gas in Asia, US

    3 November 2021
    Business & Finance, Transition

    Offshore wind spending is nearing that of offshore oil and gas and is anticipated to surpass it in several key markets by 2030, Rystad Energy said, with Europe being the first to count more offshore wind than oil and gas investments, followed by Asia (excluding China) and the US. In Europe, the UK already marked […]

  • Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom Plans to Join Asia-Pacific Gateway Submarine Cable Project

    9 January 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom is planning to join a consortium of the fourteen leading telecommunications service providers with an investment in the new Asia-Pacific Gateway (APG) submarine cable project. Service providers which will invest in the $500 million submarine cable project incorporate: China Unicom, China Telecom, China Mobile, KT Corp., NTT DoCoMo, LG Uplus, Vietnamese Posts […]

  • Kidnappings Double in 2015, IMB Says

    3 February 2016

    As a result of five attacks off Nigeria, kidnappings doubled from nine in 2014 to 19 in 2015, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International Maritime Bureau (IMB) said in its annual piracy report. ICC IMB added that piracy and armed robbery on the world’s seas is persisting at levels close to those in 2014, despite […]

  • Unithai Expands Shipping and Logistics Business in Myanmar

    22 January 2014
    Business & Finance

    Unithai has signed a Joint Venture Agreement with Chin Corp Myanmar to establish Unithai Chin Corp Logistics (Myanmar) Limited, a joint-venture company that will operate as UNICHIN, providing an entire range of shipping and freight-forwarding services in Myanmar. Chin Corp is a leading Myanmar-based conglomerate that has strong partnership with major international firms in Myanmar. […]

  • Search for missing sailors in Chinese waters still underway

    9 May 2005

    Chinese rescue workers have not found anymore Vietnamese crew members or their cargo ship that went missing in Chinese waters last week except for the body found May 4. The SEA BEE ship and 23 crew members went missing, with the cause still unknown, when it was traveling from Qinghuang Dao of China to Manila […]

  • Mingé Takes the Helm of BP America

    30 January 2013

    John Mingé has been appointed Chairman and President of BP America, Inc. and will serve as BP’s chief representative in the United States. He will succeed Lamar McKay, who has been appointed to head BP’s Upstream business. “John Mingé has done a superb job in Alaska, where he has led the way in enhancing safety […]

  • Research and Markets: Global Shipbuilding Report 2012

    26 September 2012

    The global shipbuilding industry is characterized by cyclic growth witnessing many crests and troughs since 1960s. The industry enjoyed a boom period from 2003-2007, while a sudden contraction was observed in the shipbuilding activities during 2008-2009 amid the severe economic and financial crisis, which engulfed the entire world. The market again collapsed in 2011 after […]

  • Damen delivers LNG tug to Bhagwan Marine of Australia

    12 August 2014
    Vessels

    Australia’s Bhagwan Marine recently took delivery of a new Damen ASD 2310 just two months after contract signing. The tug, named Bhagwan Pride, will kick off her duties by performing operations at an LNG development off the coast of Western Australia. The Damen ASD 2310 is a mainstay of coastal and harbour towing and push-pull […]

  • DNV to Class Petronas’s FLNG in Malaysia

    26 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    DNV has been awarded the contract to class the Petronas LNG FPSO (FLNG). The unit will be built by DSME in Korea and is destined for the Kanowit field offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. It is expected to be the world’s first floating liquefaction unit in operation when completed in 2015. The Petronas FLNG will be 300m […]