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First Turbine Stands at Finnish Offshore Wind Farm
Jan De Nul has installed the first of ten Siemens wind turbines at the 42MW Tahkoluoto wind farm off Pori, Finland.
First Turbine Stands at Finnish Offshore Wind Farm
Jan De Nul has installed the first of ten Siemens wind turbines at the 42MW Tahkoluoto wind farm off Pori, Finland.
Maritime UK: Maritime Sector Should Promote Its Priorities During Brexit Talks
As negotiations begin on the UK’s departure from the European Union, Maritime UK reflected on the responsibility of the country’s maritime sector to promote its priorities during the talks. Such priorities would ensure that nothing is “inadvertently given away or conceded as the negotiations progres
Polish LNG terminal receives Qatari cargo
Polish Lech Kaczyński LNG terminal in Świnoujście received its 17th cargo of liquefied natural gas, according to Gaz-System’s spokesperson.
Abu Dhabi Companies Order Barge for North Sea OWF Construction
Abu Dhabi-based Quality Marine Services (QMS) and Zakher Marine International (ZMI) have taken delivery of the first of three offshore barges being built in a shipyard in China, with the second one slated to be deployed on North Sea offshore wind projects.
UK: OGA data to stimulate interest in 30th offshore licensing round
UK’s Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has created and published a suite of measures to make data openly available and stimulate interest in the UK Continental Shelf ahead of the 30th Offshore Licensing Round. According to the OGA’s statement on Monday, the 30th Offshore Licensing Round will focus on the
Sif & Smulders Bag Albatros OWF Foundations Deal
GeoSea has awarded Sif the production of all monopiles and, in joint venture with Smulders, all the transition pieces for the EnBW Albatros offshore wind farm in Germany.
European Commission OKs Shell’s North Sea asset sale
The European Commission has given its clearance for the Shell’s sale of the UK North Sea assets to Chrysaor. As previously reported, Shell in January 2017 agreed to sell “a package” its of UK North Sea assets to Chrysaor for a fee of up to $3.8 billion. Chrysaor, the UK oil and gas independent, will
Rosneft finds offshore oil field in Eastern Arctic Shelf
Russia’s Rosneft has found an oil field in the Khatanga Bay of the Laptev Sea, in what is considered to be the northernmost exploratory well on the Eastern Arctic shelf. The company on Sunday said that during the drilling of the Tsentralno-Olginskaya-1 well from the shore of the Khara-Tumus Peninsul
Europa O&G given more time on Irish license pair
Oil and gas firm Europa Oil & Gas has received consent for the extension of Phase 1 on two Frontier Exploration Licences off Ireland. Europa said on Monday that the Irish Government gave it an extension on FEL 2/13 and 3/13 by two years to July 4, 2019, following the company’s agreement to certain p
Carbon capture needed in climate change fight, IEA says
Carbon capture and storage is gradually gaining government attention after being overtaken by investment in wind and solar energy, with the International Energy Agency (IEA) saying the technology will be crucial to limiting global warming.
Circular Economy – The Need to Reuse Resources
There is a popular game to play during team building – try to get a bucket full of water across an obstacle course without spilling any drops. In a way, it is the same with the circular economy. This idea promotes greater resource productivity. Cirkellab, a company from Dordrecht that promotes the c
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FSRU Höegh Gallant receives 100th LNG cargo Norway-based floating LNG giant, Höegh LNG said its floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) Höegh Gallant received the 100th cargo in Ain Sokhna. Qatar crisis to speed the rise of Asia’s spot LNG trade SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Qatar’s isolation by oth