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G’day to the Australian Start-Up MODU Exchange will be joining the Start-Up Zone during Offshore Energy 2018.
Offshore support vessel operator Sentinel Marine has taken delivery of a new emergency response and rescue vessel.
The International Energy Agency has warned that the U.S. sanctions on Iran could cause a spike in oil prices later this year, thus affecting the oil demand growth. Oil demand might also be hit by trade tensions. In its report in for July released on Friday, IEA first said that previous concerns abou
The Australia Pacific liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plant located on Curtis Island in Queensland will partially shut down for maintenance works in September. The two-train 9 mtpa liquefaction plant will close half of a train on September 10, one whole unit during September 11 to 13, and one hal
Japanese conglomerate Toshiba is reportedly looking to shed its US liquefied natural gas business as talks have started with a number of companies from China and the United States.
Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference 2018 is proud to announce the arrival of the Go Green Pavilion
A tanker loaded with oil rammed into a dock in the Croatian Port of Ploce, causing significant damage.
Dutch FPSO suppliers SBM Offshore is awaiting the Liza 2 field sanction in Guyana so it can start building its largest ever FPSO by capacity.
US LNG exporter Cheniere said that the ongoing trade tussle between the United States and China will not have any economic impact on the company.
SEALNG, the coalition promoting the use of LNG as a marine fuel has been joined by Mexico-based Énestas to its membership coalition.
Hellenic Shipyards S.A. under Special Administration (L.4307/2014, on 8.3.2018), (the company) owns a large shipyard in Eastern Mediterranean, located in Skaramagas, near Athens, Greece (9 km northwest from Piraeus port and 11 km from Athens city centre). The company’s Special Administrator intends
US LNG export player Cheniere reported a net loss of $18 million for the second quarter of 2018, compared to a net loss of $285 million for the comparable 2017 period.
The contract between Turkish Petroleum and Polarcus for support work aboard the Barbaros Hayreddin Pasa vessel will come to an end on October 3, 2018.
