Production from the Equinor-operated Aasta Hansteen gas field located in the Norwegian Sea remains shut as the Norwegian authorities and Equinor investigate the cause of a gas leak, which occurred earlier this week.
A cargo vessel allided with the control center of Kiel-Holtenau Lock in Germany, on April 7, 2019.
This is the second incident involving Grimaldi vessels this year.
Cruising continued at a paced growth around the world in 2018, according to CLIA.
Jersey-based Predator Oil & Gas Holdings has been awarded a one-year extension of Licensing Option (LO) 16/30 offshore Ireland.
Russian giant Gazprom signed program for standardization of developing technologies and equipment in oil refining, petrochemistry, and LNG processing and liquefaction in St. Petersburg.
London-headquartered data intelligence company Kpler formed a joint venture with Powernext, to focus on providing solutions to promote liquidity in the physical LNG market whilst providing buyers and sellers with a transactional platform.
Norwegian Labor Party over the weekend said it no longer supported impact assessment that might open the environmentally sensitive Lofoten, Vesterålen and Senja Islands in the Norwegian Arctic for offshore oil and gas exploration.
Deliveries will include integrated propulsion and cargo handling solutions.
Offshore energy support vessel operator, Seacat Services, has signed a multi-million-pound contract to build a catamaran for deployment in the offshore wind sector. Seacat Weatherly, designed by Southampton-based naval architect Chartwell Marine, will be constructed by Isle of Wight firms Diverse Ma
HRAS: 1st version of the inaugural ‘Geneva Declaration on Human Rights at Sea’ published.
France’s Dunkirk liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal received its 50th cargo of liquefied natural gas.
Acta Marine’s offshore wind service vessel Acta Centaurus left Ulstein Verft in Norway on Saturday, 6 April, to start her sea trials. The tests carried out so far have been successful, according to Ulstein’s project manager. The 93-metre vessel has a 3,200t load capacity, a 6m draft, and will provid
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier’s jack-up vessel Brave Tern has installed the first turbine at the 497MW EnBW Hohe See offshore wind farm in Germany. According to EnBW, the first Siemens Gamesa 7MW turbine was put in place on Friday, 5 April, at the offshore site some 95km north of Borkum and 100km northwes
