Russia’s largest independent natural gas producer Novatek has decided to increase the number of the company’s board members.
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Twelve crew members of a Swiss bulk carrier MV Glarus kidnapped off Nigeria.
KBR, ConocoPhillips partner on mid-scale LNG solutions US LNG engineer KBR and compatriot ConocoPhillips are working on the design of a mid-scale liquefied natural gas train that is expected to be available for new projects starting in 2019. Cheniere in 15-year LNG supply deal with Vitol US LNG expo
The Hague-based LNG giant Shell has reportedly bagged a long-term deal to provide the chilled fuel for a power plant being built by the Chinese Sinolam LNG in Colon, Panama.
Oil giant Shell has selected C3 IoT with Microsoft Azure as its artificial intelligence (AI) platform to “enable and accelerate digital transformation on a global scale.”
Polish LNG terminal operator, Polskie LNG, said it has completed the first ISO-container loading at the President Lech Kaczyński LNG import facility.
The Duch cryogenic solutions specialist DH Industries said its BOG management system has been tested onboard the Clean Jacksonville bunker barge built by Conrad Industries.
Bernhard Schulte Offshore GmbH, Ulstein and DNV GL have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the classification of a new offshore wind farm service vessel of the Ulstein SX 195 design type.
Babcock International has received a risk-based approval from Lloyd’s Register making a step towards the general approval of its ecoSMRT reliquefaction technology.
BIFA has slammed the recent introduction of the sulphur surcharge by the container shipping industry
Nautica cruise ship breaks away from its moorings in Greenock, Scotland, amid strong storm.
Mech-Tool Engineering (MTE) has completed a fabrication project comprising a series of transportation cradles for the 1.2GW Hornsea Project One offshore wind farm.
Unite workers’ union has welcomed Shell’s decision this week to ditch the three-weeks-on/three-weeks-off rota shifts for its offshore workers in the UK North Sea. The union now hopes other North Sea operators will do the same.
