“It’s coming home!” To Germany. Not football, obviously, as die Mannschaft dropped out earlier this month in the group stages of the World Cup.
Norway-based marine transportation service company I.M. Skaugen is engaged in a legal battle with Teekay LNG, following the latter’s cancelation of six bareboat charter deals.
The London-based Baltic Exchange said that it has selected a benchmark LNG carrier to carry out a public trial of its index starting July 10.
Novatek, the operator of the giant Yamal LNG project in the Russian Arctic, reported on Wednesday a rise of 3.2 percent in its gas production in the first half of this year. Russia’s largest non-state natural gas producer said in its preliminary report it produced 32.93 billion cubic meters (bcm) in
Norway’s Kvaerner has said the company is on track to reach its full-year financial target, keeping itself busy with current projects, and looking to add more work in the upcoming period.
A fire breaks out on an ocean-going vessel at Mallegat-Noord in Dordrecht, the Netherlands.
Spanish Dragados Offshore and Dutch Sif Netherlands b.v. have signed a contract for the supply of legs, caissons, and piles for the Total-operated two jackets of the Tyra Future Development Project.
Oil production in Norway was below forecast during June 2018 due to technical issues on some fields, according to a report on Wednesday by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD).
Providence Resources has found evidence of a potential working petroleum system in the Newgrange prospect.
Corvus Energy has decided to expand its battery production capacities both in Canada and Norway.
The walk-to-work vessel Stril Server, together with the crew transfer vessel Marieco Mariah, is currently working on cable commissioning works on wind turbine foundations at the Beatrice project site, in preparation for the installation of wind turbines.
Total-operated Culzean development in the UK North Sea has reached an important breakthrough this week. Namely, all topsides modules were installed by the Heerema Marien Contractors’ heavy lift vessel, SSCV Thialf.
European ports do not want to carry the costs of “unreasonable amounts” of garbage delivered by ships, according to ESPO.
Almost seven hundred offshore workers represented by SAFE Union started a strike action on Tuesday in Norway after pay negotiations with Norwegian Shipowners Association failed.
