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Vroon Sends Second PSV to Rampion
Vroon Offshore Service’s platform supply vessel (PSV) VOS Prelude has joined MPI Offshore’s wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) MPI Discovery and another Vroon’s PSV, VOS Prime, on the 400MW Rampion offshore wind project off the south coast of England.
Kincardine Offshore Puts Kishorn Dry Dock to Use
Kincardine Offshore Windfarm Limited (KOWL) has opted to use Kishorn Dry Dock in Strathcarron, Wester Ross, during the construction of the 48MW Kincardine floating wind farm.
Kincardine Offshore Puts Kishorn Dry Dock to Use
Kincardine Offshore Windfarm Limited (KOWL) has opted to use Kishorn Dry Dock in Strathcarron, Wester Ross, during the construction of the 48MW Kincardine floating wind farm.
NWSA Posts Strongest 1Q International Box Volumes Since 2005
The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA), comprised of the ports of Seattle and Tacoma, said that it has recorded the strongest first quarter international container volumes since 2005, which was a record-breaking year for the ports. From January to March 2017, NWSA’s full imports reached 351,607 TEUs,
Rhenus Completes Wikinger Supply Runs
Rhenus Offshore Logistics has concluded its first contract in the Baltic Sea after completing 15 supply runs to Iberdrola’s Wikinger offshore wind farm.
Keppel O&M: 18000 laid off since 2015. More to come?
Keppel Offshore & Marine, Singapore’s largest offshore rig builder, still sees the offshore market as very challenging, despite the recent rise in oil prices after a 2014-slump. As a result, the company has cut half of its workforce since 2015. “This is due to, among other factors, the oversupply of
Gazprom’s Miller talks LNG supplies with Kuwaiti ambassador
Potential liquefied natural gas deliveries from Russia to Kuwait have been discussed during the meeting between Gazprom’s head, Alexey Miller and Abdulaziz Al-Adwani, Kuwait’s ambassador to Russia.
KT Energy granted Fort Nelson LNG plant permit
KT Energy Corporation, an LNG solution provider based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has been granted a permit by the BC Oil and Gas Commission, to build its proposed facility near Fort Nelson.
India’s LNG imports continue to rise
India’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) rose 8.3 percent in March as compared to the same month a year ago. India imported 2.07 billion cubic meters or about 1.53 million mt of LNG in March, as compared to 1.95 Bcm in the same month in 2016, according to the data from oil ministry’s Petroleum
Report: Kogas seeking June, July LNG cargo deliveries
South Korea’s Kogas reportedly issued a tender looking to buy cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for delivery in June and July.
EIA: Henry Hub price climbs, Cheniere ships 4 Sabine Pass cargoes
Natural gas spot prices in the United States were mixed in the week ending April 19 with the Henry Hub price rising 13¢ from last Wednesday. According to the weekly report by the Energy Information Administration released on Thursday, the Henry Hub spot price rose from $2.99/MMBtu last Wednesday to
Ithaca: All set for Delek takeover
Ithaca Energy, a North Sea oil and gas operator, is ready to get taken over by the Israeli oil and gas company Delek. Ithaca on Friday said that all the conditions of the previously announced cash takeover offer for the shares not already owned by Delek had been satisfied. According to Ithaca, the o
Hoegh LNG Partners ups cash distribution due to FSRU aquisition
Höegh LNG Partners, the Bermuda-based limited partnership formed by Norway’s Höegh LNG, raised its first quarter cash distribution to $0.43 per unit. This represents an increase of 4.24% from the fourth quarter 2016 distribution and is related to the acquisition of 51% of FSRU Höegh Grace, Höegh LNG
Atlantic sells anchor handler to offshore wind market
Shipping company Atlantic Offshore has sold and delivered one of its anchor handling, tug, and supply (AHTS) vessels to an unnamed buyer. The company said that the multi-purpose AHTS Ocean King was sold to an undisclosed German buyer and will be used in the offshore wind market. The vessel has been