Popular news, June 30 – August 5, 2018
Anadarko progresses Mozambique LNG, FID anticipated in H1 2019 Woodlands-based Anadarko said ‘significant advancements’ have been made on its Mozambique liquefied natural gas project. Jordan Cove LNG export start date reset by DoE The United States Department of Energy has granted Jordan Cove LNG’s
Teekay Offshore has ordered two more shuttle tankers from Samsung Heavy Industries.
LNG Croatia, the state-owned company that is developing the country’s first liquefied natural gas facility on the island of Krk, has extended the second round of bidding for the capacity at the terminal.
Serica will take over a 42.25% interest in the Bruce field and a 25% interest in the Keith field and associated infrastructure.
Oil company Nexen has awarded Subsea 7 a pipeline bundle contract as part of the Buzzard Phase 2 field development in the North Sea. As part of the contract, Subsea 7 will build and install a 5-kilometer Pipeline Bundle along with associated well and platform tie-ins, and provision of a heavy lift v
Three60 Energy, backed by Simmons Private Equity, has acquired Stavanger-based engineering firm Ridge AS.
Interview with The Carlyle Group and Schlumberger on investments and technology development
Monaco-based LNG shipper GasLog plunged into a loss during the second quarter following a profit in the first quarter of the year.
Irish hydrokinetic technolgy developer DesignPro Renewables confirmed on August 2 that the installation of its 25kW hydrokinetic turbine at the SEENEOH test site in France is on schedule for this September.
SeaBird Exploration’s acquisition of the seismic vessel ‘Geowave Voyager’ from Exploration Vessel Resources II, a wholly owned subsidiary of CGG, has become effective and unconditional. The agreement became unconditional following the technical inspection of the vessel, the company informed. SeaBird
Heavily damaged Makassar Highway has reached Oskarshamn harbor, Sweden, under tow.
The Port of Amsterdam has decided to increase the port dues discounts for vessels possessing an ESI certificate or use liquefied natural gas as fuel for the main or auxiliary engine.
Oslo-listed Flex LNG, the shipping company controlled by billionaire John Fredriksen, named Øystein M. Kalleklev as a chief executive officer of Flex LNG Management.
