Second vessel prepares to load at QCLNG BG Group’s Queensland Curtis LNG project is ready to load the second shipment of liquefied natural gas. Wind-LNG to power future freighters To make ships more eco-efficient, engineers have been working with alternative fuels. A Norwegian engineer is currently
NIGC’s gas projects are expected to be presented in a package to both local and foreign investors at an international exhibition.
Gains from low oil prices can be substantial for developing-country importers if supported by stronger global growth, says a World Bank Group analysis of the oil price decline, contained in the latest edition of Global Economic Prospects. The decline in oil prices reflects a confluence of factors, i
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) says the spectre of large, disposable crafts bearing hundreds of migrants across dangerous waters in the new year was borne out in terrifying fashion this past week as more than 1,000 migrants, most fleeing Syria, had to be rescued in the Mediterran
Brent oil, a global benchmark for crude oil prices, plunged to $49.92 a barrel on Wednesday. According to Reuters, this is the lowest since May 2009. The news agency, citing analysts, said that the oil is falling due to an excessively abundant supply and weak global economy, and the prices are yet t
The global oil and gas industry is entering a challenging 2015 based on stubbornly low oil prices, Moody’s Investors Service says in a new report. Moody’s says that among players exploration and production (E&P) companies will be hit first, while oilfield services (OFS) and midstream energy operat
Secretary General of Gas Exporting Countries Forum Mohammad Hossein Adeli has said the forum will be able to play an influential role in forecasting gas markets.
Phase 15 platform at the South Pars gas field has been put into operation reveals Reza Forouzesh, the development manager of South Pars’ phases 15 and 16.
Overtonnaging is top of the list of things which shipping can change in 2015, as the industry gears up to get to grips with the 2015 challenges, as explained by Moore Stephens Shipping Partner Richard Greiner. Accelerated scrapping is needed, together with an acknowledgement that there are already t
Dana Gas has received US$60 million, a 28% of the total overdue receivables of US$ 212 million from the Egyptian Government.
The most popular news of the past week include Offshore Energy Today’s compilation of the most read articles in 2014, a news article about Russia’s Gazprom becoming the sole owner of the South Stream, a report that five oil companies are eager to explore for oil and gas in the Adriatic Sea, and a wa
Yesterday, we published a list of fifteen most read articles of the year. Today, as previously announced, we are running a second batch. If you haven’t read the first part, click here. 16. ‘Largest ever subsea structure’ at Ichthys 17. 1 dead, 3 hurt in Gulf of Mexico platform blast 18.
Dear readers, we hope a great night full of joy is behind you. As promised yesterday, we are bringing a list of the most read articles of the year 2014. Since we published around six thousand news articles in 2014, we have decided to run the list in two batches of 15 articles each. The first [&helli
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