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Norway’s Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has launched an investigation into an incident at Equinor’s Hammerfest liquefied natural gas facility on Melkøya Island.
ICS expresses concerns about the recent incident involving migrants on board El Hiblu 1.
Vattenfall has delayed the construction of the Vesterhav Syd and Vesterhav Nord offshore wind projects in Denmark by three years. According to turbine supplier Siemens Gamesa, the beginning of installation has been postponed to 2023, instead of 2020 as originally agreed. The Danish Energy Agency rec
Vattenfall has delayed the construction of the Vesterhav Syd and Vesterhav Nord offshore wind projects in Denmark by three years. According to turbine supplier Siemens Gamesa, the beginning of installation has been postponed to 2023, instead of 2020 as originally agreed. The Danish Energy Agency rec
Offshore oil and gas data acquisition company Electromagnetic Geoservices is working to secure a contract worth more than $30 million.
Danish shipping giant Maersk which has been contemplating options for its offshore support vessel subsidiary Maersk Supply Service – including a potential sale – for two years, has decided to retain full ownership of Maersk Supply Service.
Belgium’s Exmar, the Nicolas Savery-led shipowner, swung to a $16 million loss in 2018 following a $28 million profit in 2017.
Norwegian offshore shipowner Solstad Offshore has signed a contract with Shell for the platform supply vessel Normand Starling.
The Russian plywood supplier SVEZA Group has passed the certification tests to become a supplier of plywood products for GTT’s Mark III containment systems.
A tanker which was hijacked by migrants in Libyan waters has arrived at a port in Malta.
UK oil and gas company Premier Oil has completed the sale of its assets in Pakistan almost two years after first announcing an agreement to sell. “Premier is pleased to announce that it has completed the sale of Premier Oil Pakistan Holdings BV, which comprises Premier’s Pakistan business, to Al-Haj
The chartered LNG carrier will be delivered by Samsung Heavy in April 2020.
The German government has approved a plan that would make it easier for companies to invest in new LNG terminals in order to diversify the country’s sources of gas.
