Japan’s Toshiba Corporation completed its withdrawal from the liquefied natural gas business in the United States.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Karpower International, a unit of the Turkish Karadeniz Holding, have agreed to jointly carry out the first LNG-to-Powership project under the co-brand Karmol in Mozambique.
The team behind Australia’s first offshore wind project, Star of the South, is holding a series of consultations with local communities in Gippsland ahead of the site investigation campaigns scheduled to start later this year. The project team will hold a number of information sessions from 12 Septe
TechnipFMC to split into two separate companies LNG engineer TechnipFMC has decided to separate into two publicly traded companies via a spinoff. Tenth FSRU joins Höegh LNG fleet Norway-based floating LNG giant Höegh LNG has taken delivery of its tenth floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU)
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Timor-Leste and Australia have resolved their disputes over maritime borders in the Timor Sea, setting the pathway for the development of the Greater Sunrise offshore fields.
Novatek’s wholly-owned subsidiary has won an auction for a geological survey, exploration and production license for the subsoil area including the SoletskoKhanaveyskoye field.
Santos has signed agreements supporting the transition to permanent maritime boundaries between Australia and Timor-Leste and a continued stable framework for petroleum activities in the Timor Sea.
Equinor has completed sale of shares in Lundin Petroleum and acquisition of further direct interest in Johan Sverdrup field offshore Norway. This follows all transaction conditions being met, including government and regulator approvals.
Thai oil company PTTEP has named new CEO for its Australian business PTTEP Australasia.
The vessel was delivered by China’s Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard.
The move comes in wake of the potential loss of Indonesia-flagged bulker Nur Allya, missing since August 20.
Fugro has completed the second of three Malaysian seep hunting and geochemical campaigns for Petronas, Malaysia’s oil and gas company.
Austrian energy company OMV has claimed that there was still a realistic chance to complete the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project within schedule.
