US said it was “alarmed” by the missile strike on a Turkish wheat ship earlier in May.
Allseas’ pipelaying vessel Pioneering Spirit, the biggest vessel in the world, has left Rotterdam and set sail to Norwegian sector of the North Sea. When it arrives to Norway, the vessel will conduct installation of the 22,000 t Johan Sverdrup drilling platform topsides for Equinor. Pioneering Spiri
Gazprom and Shell have extended their heads of the joint venture agreement regarding the liquefied natural gas (LNG) cooperation.
OPEC+ achieved a conformity level of 152% to the oil output cuts agreed on in December 2016. They’ve also pledged to address concerns over potential oil supply shortages.
Jan De Nul’s jack-up vessel Vole au vent has installed the last monopile foundation at Ørsted’s Borkum Riffgrund 2 offshore wind farm.
Russian gas giant Gazprom has signed a deal to purchase 24 liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered locomotives from the Sinara Group. The deal was signed on Friday in St. Petersburg by Gazpromtrans and Sinara-Transport Machines and STM Trading House, according to a Gazprom statement. Under the deal, Sin
World’s largest offshore installation vessel Pioneering Spirit has left Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
BAM International has acquired Strukton International’s majority stake in the Tidal Bridge BV joint venture. BAM’s remaining partner in Tidal Bridge is Dutch Expansion Capital (DEC). The joint venture was established in 2015 for the realization of floating power plants that convert tidal energy into
IMO agrees on a definition of so-called Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS).
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Norway’s Equinor has been granted consent for continued use of the Oseberg Øst platform located in the North Sea.
Optimism seems to be back in the UK North Sea oil and gas industry, as a recent study showed local firms now being equally “optimistic about the North Sea and international markets for the first time since 2013”
