Qatar Petroleum (QP) will launch a new localization program for services and industries in the energy sector in February.
Norwegian oil and gas operator DNO has relinquished operatorship and participation in Block 8 offshore Oman.
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Drewry expects an increase in ordering of small LNG carriers in 2019 and beyond.
The Suez Canal Authority extends discounts related to oil tankers to 2019.
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BP as operator of the Azer-Chirag-Gunashli (ACG) field development project has launched a newly retro-fitted vessel to be used for acid stimulation activities in selected 17 ACG wells. This is the first time wells stimulation from a vessel technique will be applied to the Caspian to enhance field pr
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Liner shipping associations have asked the European Commission to extend the EU consortia block exemption regulation.
Pirates in skiffs surrounded a crude oil tanker in the latest Arabian Sea incident, according to ReCAAP.
Austrian company OMV and ADNOC have signed an upstream concession agreement for a 5% stake in a mega project offshore UAE.
Over 70 newbuild very large crude carriers (VLCCs) are scheduled for delivery next year.
A lot of “empties” have to be repositioned from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
LNG giant Qatar Petroleum entered into an agreement with Italy’s Eni to buy a 35 percent participating interest in three offshore oil fields in Mexico. The agreement cover the Amoca, Mizton, and Tecoalli offshore oil fields, which lie in Area 1 in Mexico’s Campeche Bay, according to a Qatar Petroleu
