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Repsol aiming to cease Rev field production by April 2020
Spanish oil company Repsol has filed an application to remove the export pipeline and umbilical of the Rev field, with plans to cease production from the field in the first quarter of 2020.
Port Saint John Sees Strong 2017 Cargo Volumes
Cargo tonnage at Canada’s Port Saint John rose by more than 4 million tons in 2017, representing a YOY increase of 15%.
Report: Burning Sanchi Drifts into Japanese Waters
Iranian tanker Sanchi drifts away from the Chinese coast into Japan’s exclusive economic zone.
Slovenia gets first LNG filling station
Slovenian company Energetika Ljubljana said it had opened the country’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) filling station for trucks as part of a plant to reduce carbon emissions. The construction of the LNG station located in the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, is a Slovenian-Spanish partnership proj
THHE, Yinson Layang FPSO deal hits hurdle
Malaysia’s THHE and Yinson previously agreed Layang FPSO contract novation from THHE to Yinson has hit a stumbling block.
Melbana makes executive changes
Australian independent oil and gas company, Melbana Energy, has appointed Robert Zammit as the chief executive officer following the resignation of Peter Stickland.
Wilhelmsen Ship Management moves to Singapore
Wilhelmsen Ship Management said Thursday it will be relocating its global headquarters from Malaysia to Singapore within the first quarter of this year. The relocation decision is part of the company’s strategic initiatives to be nearer to current clients and also future market, according to a Wilhe
Uljanik Gets State Guarantee for Loan
Croatia has decided to provide a USD 115.6 million state guarantee for a loan to help shipbuilder Uljanik to restructure.
Baltic Exchange forms LNG panellists group, eyes new LNG index
Following an approach by leading Baltic Exchange LNG shipbroking companies, the Baltic Exchange has formed the Baltic LNG Panellists Group.
Yemen: Coalition Says It Thwarted Attack on Saudi Tanker
The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen foiled an attack on a Saudi oil tanker on Saturday near the Port of Hodeidah.
API slams ‘premature’ Florida withdrawal from offshore drilling plan
The American Petroleum Institute, and oil and gas industry association, has lambasted the U.S. Interior Secretary’s withdrawal of Florida from future offshore oil and gas lease plans. The U.S. Department of Interior last week proposed the opening of almost the entire U.S. continental shelf for offsh
CNOOC: LNG truck deliveries ease Northern China’s gas shortages
China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) said that in order to cover the soaring gas demand in east and northern China, the company boosted LNG deliveries into the two regions.
Polarcus in 3D project award off South America
Polarcus has received a letter of award from an unnamed client for the acquisition of a 3D marine seismic project in South America.
Nigeria: Damen delivers another oil & gas security vessel to Homeland
Damen has delivered a fourth patrol vessel to Homeland Integrated Offshore Services, increasing the company’s fleet of such vessels to four.