Flex LNG, the company controlled by billionaire John Fredriksen and an emerging player in the LNG shipping business, swung to a profit in the third quarter of the year.
Oil and gas company Neptune Energy has been awarded an exploration permit for block F5 in the Dutch sector of the North Sea by the Ministry of Economic Affairs & Climate Policy.
Russian giant Gazprom informed that the start-up and commissioning process is in its final stage at the TurkStream gas pipeline, which is going to be brought into operation before the end of 2019.
The 183,000-ton bulker will sail under the flag of the Bahamas.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have reportedly seized a tug while it was towing a drilling rig south of the Red Sea.
Avenir LNG, a small-scale partnership between Stolt-Nielsen, Höegh LNG and Golar LNG said it will collaborate with Golar Power in developing the small-scale LNG market in Brazil.
New England offshore wind leaseholders Equinor, Mayflower Wind, Ørsted, Eversource and Vineyard Wind have submitted a uniform turbine layout proposal to the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG). The layout specifies that turbines will be spaced 1 nautical mile apart, arranged in east-west rows and north-south co
Temasek-owned Pavilion Energy has reportedly decided against lifting a U.S. liquefied natural gas cargo.
Yemeni rebel group Houthi has reportedly hijacked two South Korean vessels and one Saudi vessel off the Island Karaman in the Red Sea. Some reports claim an oil rig has been hijacked
The company will work with Golar Power to develop the small-scale LNG market in Brazil.
EEW Special Pipe Construction has completed steel construction on all of the monopiles for Vattenfall’s Kriegers Flak offshore wind farm at its plant in Rostock, Germany. 72 monopiles are now structurally ready and the next step is to coat the units, some of which are up to 65.6 metres long. This wo
The cruise liners will offer a combined capacity of 4,000 cabins.
Liquefied natural gas import facilities located on the shores of the UK’s Milford Haven waterway are set to receive three cargoes over the coming days.
Norway-based offshore vessel owning company Standard Drilling has agreed to sell its Standard Supporter platform supply vessel for $15 million.
