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Russia’s Sakhalin LNG plant continues to produce at record rates
Sakhalin Energy, the operator of Russia’s first LNG export plant, says it is continuing to boost production at its liquefaction facility located in the country’s Far East. The Prigorodnoye LNG facility operated by Gazprom in cooperation with Shell started producing the chilled fuel back in 2009 from
EU grant for Croatian LNG signed
Croatian LNG project on the island of Krk has moved another step forward with the formal signing of the European Union’s Connecting Europe facility grant.
Photo of the Day: Blown Away by Sunset at Rampion
E.ON has posted a photo showing the 400MW Rampion offshore wind farm at sunset off Sussex, UK.
Serica given Erskine boost. Eyes acquisition targets
UK oil and gas company Serica Energy turned profitable in the first half of the year, boosted by a relatively stable production from the Erskine field in the North Sea. The company is now looking at potential acquisition targets. In a report on Thursday, the company posted a net profit of $10,3 mill
Eni to expand LNG trading presence in Asia
Italy’s Eni is looking to market more LNG supplies from the company’s projects in development such as Mozambique to Asian buyers from its Singapore trading desk.
TTE, Durham University to train Nigeria LNG technicians
The TTE Technical Training Group joined forces with Durham University to train a group of Nigerian graduates for their future roles in the West African LNG sector.
24 Turbines Up at Galloper Offshore Wind Farm
Swire Blue Ocean’s wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) Pacific Orca has installed the twenty-fourth out of fifty-six turbines at the 336MW Galloper offshore wind farm off the coast of Suffolk.
Chinese investment in LNG industry remains high in 2017
Chinese investment in liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry soared in 2016 and have carried over into 2017 which is expected to be a record year.
Cyberthreat Is Here to Stay!
Although the maritime industry has long been understood as a traditional industry, it is being transformed by digitalization and connectivity. This has created opportunities for growth as maritime operations can be improved by sharing information and involving all parties in the transport chain. How
228 More Dolphins Slaughtered in Danish Faroe Islands
Some 219 Atlantic white-sided dolphins were killed at Skálabotnur on the Faroese island of Eysturoy, and nine more pilot whales were killed at Hvalba, on September 25, marine conservation organization Sea Shepherd said. That brings the 2017 statistics up to 1,605 small cetaceans slaughtered in 23 gr
Rowan to target Maersk Drilling’s jack-ups?
Following this week’s report by Bloomberg that Rowan is looking to buy Maersk Drilling business from Maersk, question has arisen on whether the bite is too big for Rowan to swallow. Bloomberg has reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that Maersk Drilling’s value was around $4 billion. Ch
Navantia Assembles First Jacket Foundation for East Anglia ONE
Navantia has assembled the first of forty-two jacket foundations for the 714MW East Anglia ONE offshore wind farm at its facilities in Fene, Spain.
UK Offshore Wind Gets Doctor Who Onboard
Actors Peter Capaldi and Emma Thompson have emerged as the famous faces supporting an offshore wind campaign in the UK, launched by a coalition of companies and civil society organisations including Greenpeace, WWF and the Marine Conservation Society.
RINA picked as Eni’s certification authority for Coral South FLNG
RINA Services has been selected as Eni’s certification authority for the company’s Coral South floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) project in Mozambique.