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Cheniere amends Corpus Christi LNG deal with Bechtel The US LNG export player Cheniere said it’s unit Corpus Christi Liquefaction signed a $2.36 billion amended turnkey deal for with Bechtel for Stage 2 of the Corpus Christi LNG facility on the U.S. Gulf Coast. World’s largest LNG shippers upbeat ab
The container shipping and gas fleets are expected to see a rise of almost 150 percent by 2050.
BIMCO expects the global demand growth in the dry bulk sector to outstrip supply growth in 2018.
Calm seas seem to be ahead for coal carrier owners in the next five years amid flat global demand for coal.
Global high-impact exploration in 2017 is expected to match 2016 in both activity and success rates, and with a marked improvement in commercial oil volumes discovered and lower finding costs, Westwood, an energy intelligence group, said in a report on Monday. In 2018, Westwood expects 70 high-impac
Popular news, December 11 – 17, 2017
Lebanese government has awarded two offshore exploration and production licenses to a consortium of three oil and gas companies.
The cruise liners are taking the ‘at sea experience’ to another level with innovative amenities.
Shipowners appear to be unfazed by the likelihood of low profits continuing into the next year.
Greek oil company Energean Oil & Gas has been awarded five offshore exploration licenses offshore Israel.
World Bank Group, an international financial institution, has decided to stop financing upstream oil and gas in a bid to help battle climate change.
Offshore Energy Today’s most popular news of the past week.
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