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Combi Lift Handling Nordsee One Turbine Parts (Gallery)
German heavy lift specialist Combi Lift has been hired to handle the transport of turbine components for the 332MW Nordsee One offshore wind farm in the North Sea.
Combi Lift Handling Nordsee One Turbine Parts (Gallery)
German heavy lift specialist Combi Lift has been hired to handle the transport of turbine components for the 332MW Nordsee One offshore wind farm in the North Sea.
PitPoint: EU funds granted for eight LNG stations
The Dutch LNG supplier, PitPoint said the LNG Motion project received €27.8 million (Approx: US$29.2 million) under the European Union’s CEF Transport facility.
Sevan Marine continues FLNG work for US oil major
Norway’s Sevan Marine said it has continued to work on a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) study for a US-based oil major. The designer of offshore floating units won in May 2016 the follow-up study to continue the exploration of the use of its cylindrical hull for a specific FLNG development. T
Delek inks Leviathan loan deal
Delek Group signed loan agreements for up to $2.5 billion for the development of the Leviathan natural gas field offshore Israel.
Alexela’s Paldiski LNG terminal denied EU funds
Estonian energy company Alexela informed it will proceed with the Paldiski LNG project despite not being granted funds by the European Union.
TechnipFMC to buy remaining stake in Kanfa from Sevan Marine
Oilfield services provider TechnipFMC is looking to buy the remaining stake in the topside specialist Kanfa from Sevan Marine. In an update on Tuesday, Sevan Marine said it had been approached by TechnipFMC in January which delivered a notification of intention for the acquisition of Sevan’s remaini
Sif and Smulders to Produce Siemens’ Foundations for EnBW Hohe See
GeoSea, DEME Group’s subsidiary appointed by Siemens to supply and install foundations for the EnBW Hohe See offshore wind farm, has awarded Sif the production of all 71 monopiles and, in joint venture with Smulders, all the transition pieces for the project.
LR2s to Reap the Fruits from 0.5 Pct Sulphur Cap
Clean product tankers are likely to benefit from the implementation of the global 0.5% sulphur emissions cap as of 2020 driven by the demand for new fuel oil, McQuilling Services brokerage and consultancy writes in its industry note. As disclosed, the forthcoming cap may materially alter trade flows
Seawind, Olav Olsen to Jointly Bring Forward 6.2MW Demo Project
Seawind Systems and Dr. Techn. Olav Olsen have signed a strategic alliance agreement to drive the introduction of 2-bladed offshore wind energy systems using Olav Olsen-designed concrete fixed and floating gravity based structures. The newly set up strategic alliance includes joint investment into S
Seawind, Olav Olsen to Jointly Bring Forward 6.2MW Demo Project
Seawind Systems and Dr. Techn. Olav Olsen have signed a strategic alliance agreement to drive the introduction of 2-bladed offshore wind energy systems using Olav Olsen-designed concrete fixed and floating gravity based structures. The newly set up strategic alliance includes joint investment into S
Safety body: Statoil’s Troll field incident could’ve been fatal
The Norwegian authorities have completed an investigation into a potentially catastrophic accident that happened aboard a Statoil-run drilling rig in the North Sea in 2016. The well control incident occurred on October 15, 2016, aboard the Songa Endurance semi-submersible drilling rig at the Troll f
Peruvian LNG cargo heading for Spain
The latest liquefied natural gas cargo to be loaded at the Peruvian LNG export plant at Pampa Melchorita has been dispatched to Spain.
Boa gets payment for canceled vessel charter
Norwegian-based offshore supply vessel owner Boa Offshore has received payment related to a canceled charter by Gulmar Offshore for its former vessel Boa Rover. The company’s 100% owned subsidiary, Boa Shipping, received approximately $16 million as dividend on its claim against Gulmar Offshore Midd