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Ineos has reopened the Forties Pipeline System, which carries the North Sea oil and gas to shore, following a shutdown caused by a loss of power at Cruden Bay.
IUMI is calling for urgent improvement of firefighting systems onboard boxships.
CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited has shut down its Buzzard field, located in the UK sector of the North Sea, for the second time in two weeks due to pipework defect.
Belgian Port of Antwerp and Port of Zeebrugge give the green light for starting merger negotiations.
The 1998-built ship grounded in a marine reserve after missing a turning point.
French LNG terminal operator Elengy, and its unit Fosmax, owner of the Fos Cavaou LNG terminal have kicked off liquefied natural gas tanker trucks loading services at the facility.
French liquefied natural gas containment system specialist, GTT, reported an 8.7 percent rise in revenue for the first nine months of 2019.
Axxis Geo Solutions (AGS), a Norwegian ocean bottom node seismic company, has completed the Utsira multi-client ocean-bottom node (OBN) survey in the North Sea, Norway.
BPA has cautiously welcomed the news that a Brexit deal was agreed today between the UK and the EU.
Investment challenges were also cited.
Air quality continues to be the top environmental priority of the European ports this year as well.
U.S. LNG equipment maker Chart Industries said its unit, Chart Ferox, has opened an LNG vehicle fueling station in Kostomloty, Poland.
