Offshore Energy Today’s most popular news of the past week.
The Gibraltar Police has arrested the captain and the chief officer of Grace 1, a tanker detained in Gibraltar.
Polish LNG terminal operator, Polskie LNG, said it has reached a milestone at the President Lech Kaczyński facility in Świnoujście.
Novatek reported a 13.1 percent increase in total hydrocarbons production during the second quarter of 2019.
Deepwater discoveries are leading the charge with global discoveries of conventional oil and gas continuing to show promising growth, according to Rystad Energy’s mid-year upstream data assessment.
Toyo Engineering India, a unit of Japan’s Toyo Engineering Corporation, has been awarded a project for a new regasification plant from HPCL Shapoorji Energy (HSEPL), at Chhara in Gujarat State on the west coast of India.
Data sharing is an important aspect of the maritime industry’s digitalization efforts.
Independent global infrastructure investment manager I Squared Capital has invested $460 million in convertible equity securities in the US LNG project developer Venture Global LNG.
Singapore tops the 2019 Xinhua-Baltic ISCD Index for the sixth year running.
Pieridae Energy has negotiated extensions of the key deadlines under its 20-year agreement with German utility Uniper.
U.S. Gulf of Mexico operators have continued evacuation operations from rigs and platforms in response to severe weather this week and in preparation for a tropical storm named Barry.
Norwegian oil production during June 2019 dropped below expected levels due to technical problems and maintenance on some fields, according to Friday’s report by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD).
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the United States have increased week over week.
Cable supplier NKT has been awarded a turnkey project from oil company Lundin to connect two offshore oil and gas platforms, which will then be powered from shore.
