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Sea Challenger Loads Final Dudgeon Turbine Parts in Hull
A2SEA’s wind turbine installation vessel Sea Challenger has loaded the final set of wind turbine components for the 402MW Dudgeon offshore wind farm project at the Port of Hull.
Erskine restart delayed due to pipeline maintenance
Production restart from the Chevron-operated Erskine gas condensate field in the UK sector of the North Sea has been delayed by two weeks, following a suspension for facilities maintenance. The field includes a normally unattended installation and is remotely controlled from the Chrysaor-operated Lo
PGNiG takes more regas capacity at Polish LNG terminal
Poland’s state-owned gas company PGNiG has booked additional regas capacity at the country’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Świnoujście. PGNiG said it signed a deal on Monday with Gaz-System’s unit Polskie LNG, the operator of the Lech Kaczyński LNG import facility, under which it res
Adriatic LNG terminal sendout jumps
Adriatic LNG terminal off the Italian Veneto coastline recorded a 12 percent increase in regasified LNG volumes by the end of July.
Statoil comes up short at Korpfjell
Norwegian energy company and LNG operator Statoil and its partners have made a small, non-commercial gas find in the Korpfjell well in the Barents Sea.
BIMCO: Dry Bulk Order Book Hits 13-Year Low. But for How Long?
The current order book for bulk carriers stands at 60.4 million DWT, which is the lowest in 13 years, based on the data from BIMCO shipowners’ association. Despite the market turmoil stemming from hectic activity in the sales and purchase market, the ordering activity remained subdued for some time.
Flex LNG building market presence, eyes more FSRU projects
Oslo-listed Flex LNG, the company controlled by billionaire John Fredriksen and an emerging player in the LNG shipping business, is building its market presence as it awaits the delivery of six liquefied natural gas carriers set for deliveries over the next two years. Flex LNG currently has six M-ty
Nexans to Add New Cable-Laying Vessel to Its Fleet
Nexans informed that it has started the construction of a new cable-laying vessel for submarine HV cable systems installation. “The construction of this new cable-laying vessel is a fundamental milestone in our commitment to cleaner energy,“ said Arnaud Poupart-Lafarge, Nexans CEO. “For many decades
Nexans Boosts Cable Laying Fleet with High Capacity Newbuild
Nexans has announced the start of construction of a new cable-laying vessel for submarine high voltage (HV) cable systems installation. Being built by Uljanik Group, a Croatia-based shipyard, the high capacity Nexans vessel is designed for worldwide installation of large volumes of HVDC and HVAC cab
Beatrice Foundation Piles Three Quarters There
Heavy lift vessel Stanislav Yudin has installed more than three quarters of the foundation piles on the 588MW Beatrice wind farm off Scotland, Beatrice Offshore Windfarm Ltd (BOWL), reports.
BW Catcher FPSO Sails Away to North Sea
BW Offshore informed that the FPSO BW Catcher has left Keppel Shipyard in Singapore and is currently in transit to the Catcher field in the central North Sea. BW Catcher is expected to reach UK waters early in the fourth quarter, depending on prevailing weather conditions. Upon the arrival, BW Catch
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One injured in FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG plant incident The proceedings at the FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG plant in Delta, British Columbia, currently undergoing commissioning, were interrupted by an incident on Saturday, leaving one worker injured. French-Belgian JV to build Shell’s LNG barge A joint ventu
Novatek expands LNG projects’ resource base
Russia’s largest independent natural gas producer Novatek has expanded its resource base for implementing its new liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects.