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The UK’s South Hook liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal is scheduled to receive its first cargo of 2020.
Gas production from Noble Energy-operated Leviathan field offshore Israel was expected to start Monday, December 23, Noble’s partner Delek said Monday production would start “in the coming days.”
Russian state-controlled oil company Zarubezhneft has entered into a production sharing agreement for two offshore blocks blocks in Egypt.
Confidence in the shipping industry rose in the last quarter to its highest level for 18 months, according to BDO.
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The Houthis seek international assistance in preventing a decaying tanker from causing a major environmental disaster.
Noble Energy and its partners Delek and Ratio have met all conditions precedent for the export of natural gas to Egypt from the Leviathan and Tamar gas fields offshore Israel.
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The study finds there is a strong ROI for LNG-fuelled VLCCs.
Khalifa Port will see its container handling capacity jump from current 5Mn to 7.5Mn TEUs.
Energy projects that need oil prices above $60 per barrel in order to break even risk being uncommercial going forward, according to Rystad Energy. However, massive investments in exploration and sanctioning are still needed to meet growing global demand.
