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Oil and gas companies are expected to increase spending, grow workforce, and focus more on digitalization and decarbonization in 2019, according to a report by DNV GL.
Upstream dealmakers start 2019 facing an uphill battle. Volatile oil prices and bearish equity markets impede deal flow by creating uncertainty, widening the bid-ask spread, altering financial conditions and making companies re-think near-term strategies, Wood Mackenzie has said. In Q4 2018, as thes
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Members of the OCEAN Alliance extend the duration of OCEAN Alliance until March 31, 2027.
Polish oil and gas company PGNiG has signed an agreement with the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, to explore for and produce hydrocarbons in the Block 5.
Rystad Energy has predicted that offshore spending would outgrow spending on onshore shale activities in 2019.
Damaged Maersk Honam was cut in two and would be shipped to South Korea for rebuilding.
Justice Upheld has launched an online petition for the 40 seafarers abandoned in UAE waters for over 27 months.
BP and Eni signed a heads of agreement with the ministry of oil and gas of Oman to work jointly towards a new exploration opportunity in Oman.
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N-KOM has held a steel cutting ceremony for the first offshore living quarters to be fabricated in Qatar at the Erhama bin Jaber Al Jalahma Shipyard.
The global container terminal industry is expected to remain a very profitable business in 2019.
It has been another record-breaking year for LNG World News, the online resource for global liquefied natural gas industry, as the Netherlands-based platform reached almost one million visitors during 2018. According to Google Analytics, a web analytics service offered by Google, 975.283 new users v
