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Photos of the Year: 2016 in Pictures
Port of Esbjerg Displays Offshore Wind Bounty Denmark’s Port of Esbjerg has shared a photograph showing components for more than 100 offshore wind turbines ready for installation in the North Sea stored in the port area. Wikinger Jackets Enjoying Sunrise at Lindø A photo of Bladt Industries’ Lindø f
2016 in review: top news of December
Shell-led LNG Canada looking for new lead contractor The Hague-based LNG giant Shell and its partners in the LNG Canada consortium are looking for a new lead contractor for the delayed multi-billion export project in Kitimat, British Columbia. Qatargas and RasGas to merge Qatar, the world’s largest
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Top news of the week December 26-31
Petrobras terminates Golar Spirit FSRU charter early Golar LNG Partners said that it has received notice of early termination of the Golar Spirit FSRU charter contract from Petrobras. USA: Freeport LNG project moves ahead The construction of the Freeport LNG liquefaction and pretreatment facilities
Eni Halts Goliat Flows
Oil company Eni Norge has stopped production from the Goliat field in the Barents Sea off Norway. The output from the field was stopped on the night of December 26 after a routine inspection of the offloading hose found some damage on segments of the hose. According to a statement by the company’s s
Viking Supply Ships moves four vessels to Norwegian flag
Swedish-headquartered supply shipping company Viking Supply Ships (VSS) has decided to move four of its AHTS vessels from the Danish International Ship Register (DIS) to the Norwegian flag. According to a statement on Thursday by Denmark’s largest maritime trade union CO-Sea, all fixed and long-term
Panama-Flagged Ship Banned from Paris MoU Region
Roll on/roll off (RoRo) vessel City of Tokyo will be refused access to any port and anchorage in the Paris MoU region because it failed to call at indicated repair yard in November, the Paris MoU on Port State Control organization informed. The organization added that this measure excludes the port
Prosafe takes its share of Dan Swift flotel
Axis Offshore has completed the sale of shares in flotel Dan Swift to the offshore accommodation specialist Prosafe. Axis and Prosafe inked a letter of intent in November for the potential sale of two new harsh-environment semi-submersible accommodation rigs, the Axis Nova and the Axis Vega, and for
Oil prices on track for greatest yearly percentage gain since 2009
By Mark Tay Singapore (Reuters) – Oil prices are on track for their biggest annual percentage gain since 2009 on the back of an agreement struck between OPEC and non-OPEC countries to cut crude production output. U.S. benchmark West Texas intermediate (WTI) crude futures were up 15 cents or 0.3 perc
Green light to Gassco for Kårstø upgrade
Norway’s Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has given consent to Gassco for major modifications at the Kårstø processing plant, which receives gas by pipeline from the North Sea and Norwegian Sea. Kårstø is located at Tysvær in Rogaland county and is a processing facility for gas and condensate. After
Engie: natural gas drives formation of new energy mix
French gas and power group Engie said a new global energy mix is taking shape in which natural gas will supplement a range of means of production of renewable energy.