Acta Marine has officially named its new walk-to-work (W2W) vessel Acta Auriga at a ceremony held in Emden, Germany.
The Gate LNG terminal in the Dutch port of Rotterdam is planning an investment that will see it loading standard size LNG carriers of around 180,000 cubic meters capacity in less than three days.
The European Commission has opened a formal investigation to assess whether there are any “problematic territorial restriction clauses” in LNG supply deals between European importers and Qatar Petroleum.
SEALNG, an LNG bunkering coalition has been joined by Exeno Yamamizu Corporation & Fearnleys AS as the first shipbroking companies.
Production of oil and gas in Norway will increase going forward but new and larger discoveries have to be made in order to maintain the same level after the mid-2020s.
The first nacelle for one of the wind turbines which will spin at Denmark’s Horns Rev 3 offshore wind farm has arrived in the Port of Esbjerg, where the project’s turbine components are waiting for installation that is expected to start in some four weeks.
HVCC and the Rotterdam Port Authority enter a cooperation to improve operational processes.
Poland’s state-owned gas company PGNiG and the port of Gdynia located on the country’s northern Baltic coast have signed a deal on liquefied natural gas bunkering that includes the construction of an LNG fueling barge. The duo signed a letter of intent on June 19 under which they agreed to work toge
Container Finance has signed an agreement with CMA CGM under which the Finnish shipping company Containerships will become part of the CMA CGM group.
Solstad Farstad has sold and delivered one of its anchor handling tug supply vessels to an unnamed owner.
Shell, through its Malaysian unit Shell Gas Holdings, completed the sale of its 15 percent shareholding in Malaysia LNG Tiga to the Sarawak State Financial Secretary (SFS) for $750 million.
The Paris MoU Committee adopts new performance lists for flags, moving Ukraine to the Black List.
The Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) is investigating an LNG leak incident that happened this at Melkøya island, offshore Hammerfest in northern Norway.
French energy giant and LNG player Engie, signed a deal to sell its 68.1 percent interest in Glow, to Global Power Synergy Public Company for €2.6 billion ($3 billion).
