Smulders has loaded out the jacket foundation for the Northland Power’s Deutsche Bucht offshore substation in Vlissingen, the Netherlands. The jacket, weighing more than 1,700 tons, will be transported to the German North Sea at the beginning of March, weather permitting, Smulders said. The substati
Norwegian energy giant and LNG operator Equinor said its natural gas sales in 2018 totaled around $26 billion, an increase of 29 percent from 2017.
Despite overcapacity woes, ocean carriers show no signs of ditching megamax containerships.
Forth Ports Group receives planning consent for a new port on the River Thames.
The EC should repeal the BER unless a revised regulatory framework clarifying the current regulation is adopted.
French LNG operator Elengy, a unit of the energy giant Engie, has started an open season calling for interested parties to book capacity at its Fos Tonkin LNG terminal for 2021.
A study by the University of Aberdeen has raised the prospect of new oil and gas finds in the North Sea.
As 2020 looms, there is growing consensus that LNG is the best solution for today and into the future towards 2050, as there are no alternative solutions that can match LNG’s emissions profile and scalability.
Danish company MH-O&C has held a naming ceremony for the crew transfer vessel (CTV) MHO Gurli. The 39m long Fast Supply Cat vessel was ordered by Ørsted for the Hornsea Project One offshore wind farm in the UK and is expected to enter service shortly. MHO Gurli has a 10.3m beam, a max draft of [&hel
LNG terminal operator Klaipedos Nafta has completed the 10th operation of reloading LNG from a gas carrier to ground storage tanks.
15 people injured in a collision between a general cargo ship and a wind farm support vessel off Sassnitz.
DEME Group’s multi-purpose, self-propelled jack-up vessel Apollo is getting ready for its naming ceremony, which will be held in Zeebrugge, Belgium, on 21 February. The event is called Unboxing the Apollo, while the godmother will be Olympic, European and World Champion in heptathlon Nafi Thiam, a s
All 15 people aboard the crew transfer vessel (CTV) World Bora were injured after the CTV collided with a cargo ship several nautical miles northeast of the Rügen island in the German Baltic Sea on Tuesday morning, 19 February. Several people sustained serious injuries in the collision, according to
A failure to recover the extra fuel costs in full may result in bankruptcies in the container shipping.
