At the start of 2019, Luc Vandenbulcke took the reins of DEME Group. A civil engineer employed for 21 years within the group, he has noteworthy qualifications: he cofounded and led DEME’s fastest growing subsidiary company which specialized in hydraulic engineering projects and offshore wind farms.
Northern Offshore has received a firm letter of award for the high-specification jack-up drilling unit Energy Emerger for work offshore Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said that final procedures are under way to send the sailors to their countries.
The vessel appears to have turned off its transponder less than 50 nautical miles off Tartus.
Under the deal, Qatar Terminal Limited subscribed unloading slots at the facility up to 2044.
Bahrain’s HRH Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa has ordered the relevant authorities in the country to stop extracting sand and to prevent operations in the marine areas north of Muharraq and around the Jarada Island. According to his orders, the freezing of operations will be appl
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Energy group ENOC inks deal with IMS Oil to supply lubricants for up to 16 product tankers.
ADNOC Logistics & Services joins the LNG Marine Fuel Institute.
The ship would return to service once it completes repairs, currently ongoing in Dubai.
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Offshore oilfield contractor Gulf Marine Services’ (GMS) chief executive officer Duncan Anderson has resigned as the company now expects lower 2019 earnings compared to 2018.
Profit for the period increased to USD 753 million, representing a growth of 26.8% on a reported basis.
