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Klaipedos Nafta’s LNG terminal revenue drops in June
Klaipedos Nafta, the operator of the first Lithuanian LNG terminal, said the revenue from the facility during the month of June declined 3.6 percent compared to the same month in 2016.
DNV GL: huge potential for LNG as fuel in Iberian Peninsula
A study by the classification society DNV GL shows that there is a “huge” potential LNG as a marine fuel in the Iberian Peninsula.
Crean 3D survey critical for unlocking oil potential, Europa says
Norwegian seismic acquisition company TGS has kicked off the Crean 3D multi-client project on the Irish Atlantic Margin, using the Shearwater GeoServices 3D vessel Polar Marquis. The multi-client survey of more than 5,400 square kilometers over several blocks in Ireland’s Porcupine Basin is expected
Enra inks $48M Petronas deal for Myanmar project
Malaysia’s Enra Group has secured a contract with Petronas to provide condensates storing, offloading facilities and services in Myanmar. The company will, through its subsidiary ENRA SPM, lease a single point mooring system and storage tanker Petronas. The facilities will provide condensate storing
OTS and Seazip Team Up on Tahkoluoto Offshore Wind Farm
Offshore Turbine Services (OTS) are, in conjunction with Seazip Offshore Service BV, providing a crew transfer vessel (CTV) – Lieutenant P – for the construction of the 42MW Tahkoluoto offshore wind farm in Finland.
Programmed, Atlas form Australia, New Zealand JV
Offshore workforce providers Programmed and Atlas professionals have formed a marine services joint venture in Australia and New Zealand. Programmed, which provides staffing, maintenance and facility management services, on Monday said the execution of agreements relating to the formation of a 50/50
Furuvik
Commissioned by Eureka Shipping of Oslo, Norway, Royal Bodewes has developed and built a 6,145 DWAT cement carrier named Furuvik. Contracted at the end of 2014, Furuvik was handed over to her new owners in the final week of February 2017. She then left the Eems harbour of Delfzijl, on her way to Den
Popular news, July 3 – 9, 2017
Popular news, July 3 – 9, 2017
U.S. weekly rig count flat. Up from 2016
U.S. weekly offshore rig count was unchanged from last week, however, the number is higher when compared to the corresponding period in 2016, according to the Baker Hughes rig count reports. Baker Hughes Rig Count: U.S. +12 to 952 rigs U.S. Rig Count is up 12 rigs from last week to 952, with oil rig
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Top News of the Week, 03 – 09 July 2017
DONG Orders Siemens Gamesa Turbines for Dutch Offshore Wind Farm Siemens Gamesa and DONG Energy have signed an agreement for the supply and maintenance of 94 8MW turbines at the 752MW Borssele 1 and 2 offshore wind farm being developed in the Dutch part of the North Sea. World’s Largest Offshore Win
Top news of the week July 3-8
KBJ joint venture wins Jordan Cove LNG EPC contract KBJ, a joint venture comprised of Kiewit Energy Group, Black & Veatch Construction and JGC US Projects has been selected by Jordan Cove LNG to engineer and build the LNG export terminal in Coos Bay, Oregon. BREAKING: Qatar to boost LNG production t
IMO Member States Back HFO Risk Mitigation Measures in Arctic
International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Member States have supported a proposal to identify measures aimed at mitigating the risks posed by the use of heavy fuel oil (HFO) in Arctic waters, and called on the IMO to work towards a swift conclusion of the work. The support was voiced during the IM
Report: Vietnam drilling in contested waters of South China Sea
Vietnam has reportedly started an offshore drilling operation in the contested waters of the South China Sea. According to BBC, Talisman Vietnam, a subsidiary of the Spanish oil company Repsol has begun exploratory works in a block also claimed by China. The company is reportedly using Odfjel Drilli