The Fluxys-operated Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas terminal is set to receive the Arctic LNG carrier, Fedor Litke the coming weekend.
The Subsea Cables Conference, hosted by Subsea UK, will take a look at opportunities which exist in the subsea cabling market.
Rising Asia-Med freight rates might not last long as economic crisis engulfs Turkey.
James Fisher Subsea Excavation (JFSE) has marked the first anniversary of its jetting system having completed 12 contracts since its launch. The jet significantly increases the soil-cutting abilities of JFSE’s excavators as the system, which utilizes central jets instead of the standard side positio
CO2 emissions from 22 top ocean container carriers continued to fall in 2017.
A woman who fell from Norwegian Star cruise ship off Croatia on Saturday evening has been rescued.
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PetroChina to dump US spot LNG in fear of tariffs State-owned PetroChina could pull the plug on winter spot LNG cargo purchases from the United States amidst the Chinese government’s proposed tariffs. Cheniere, CPC Corp ink 25-year LNG supply deal Houston-based LNG exporter Cheniere Energy signed a
Wintershall has received consent from the PSA to use the Island Wellserver vessel on the Maria field.
Container handling capacity is projected to increase by 260 million TEU until 2023, developing more in line with demand.
Finnish shipping company Containerships, that is soon to become part of CMA CGM group, is continuing the progress on its LNG strategy.
A completed competent persons (CPR) report has noted an increase in Energean’s Israeli reserves.
Canadian LNG project developer Pieridae Energy appointed KfW IPEX-Bank as an adviser in assisting it to finalize a multi-billion dollar untied loan guarantee from the German federal government.
Oil production in Norway dipped below expected during July 2018, according to a report on Thursday by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD).
