Gulf Marine Services, a provider self-elevating support vessels, has signed a new long-term contract award for one of its mid-size class vessels. GMS said on Tuesday that the new charter is for three years, including options, and is scheduled to begin in early first quarter 2017. According to the co
Dear readers, we wish you a happy and prosperous New Year 2017! If you’ve been following Offshore Energy Today, you know that 2016 was tough for the oil and gas industry. Where 2015 ended, 2016 continued with more of the same: job cuts, rig deals cancellation, capex cuts, project delays, dayrate sla
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By Mark Tay Singapore (Reuters) – Oil prices are on track for their biggest annual percentage gain since 2009 on the back of an agreement struck between OPEC and non-OPEC countries to cut crude production output. U.S. benchmark West Texas intermediate (WTI) crude futures were up 15 cents or 0.3 perc
By Osamu Tsukimori TOKYO (Reuters) – Oil prices were little changed on Tuesday in light pre-New Year holiday trading with markets adopting a wait-and-see stance less than a week before the first output cut deal agreed between OPEC and non-OPEC members in 15 years is scheduled to kick in. London Bren
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A joint venture between Euronav NV and International Seaways has been awarded a five-year deal for the service of the FSO Africa and FSO Asia on the Al-Shaheen field, off Qatar, by Total and Qatar Petroleum. The two floating storage and offloading units, FSO Africa and FSO Asia, are double-hulled FS
