Australian liquefied natural gas exports edged up in January as production picked up at the Pluto facility and the restart of Shell’s Prelude FLNG plant.
The Liberian Registry, the world’s second-largest ship registry, has decided to expand its presence in South Korea with the opening of its Busan branch office.
The Dutch Port of Amsterdam is trialing shore power for short-sea vessels in an effort to become more sustainable.
UK-based marine services company Waves Group has provided Marine Warranty Surveyor services for the transportation and installation of the recently installed Simec Atlantis AR500 tidal turbine in Japan.
Kværner has selected German engineering company Dominion for the design, supply, and supervision services for the slipform systems that will erect the concrete wind towers for the Hywind Tampen floating wind project. Dominion said its cylindrical and conical sets of slipform systems can be used mult
The Saudi Arabian government and port operator Hutchison Ports have signed an agreement to invest and operate JCPDI Port which comprises multipurpose terminals within the Jazan City for Primary and Downstream Industries (JCPDI).
Australian oil company 3D Oil has identified four potential leads holding a best estimate prospective resource of 370 million barrels of oil equivalent in the Gippsland Basin.
The 731.5 MW Borssele 3 & 4 wind farm off the Netherlands will be officially handed over to the Operations team on Thursday, 18 February, as all construction phase-related activities have been completed and the wind farm is now generating electricity in full capacity. The first of the project’s 77 M
Offshore drilling contractor Stena Drilling has ordered a fourth managed pressure drilling (MPD) system for the Stena Forth drillship.
NZOG and Beach Energy, joint venture owners of the New Zealand exploration permit which holds the Barque gas prospect, have applied to relinquish the deepwater block.
Japan Petroleum Exploration (JAPEX) partially restarted operations at the Soma LNG terminal after being shut down on February 13, due to earthquake.
Equinor has said that there will be no strike at Mongstad refinery as the employers’ organisation and the workers’ union have managed to make a deal.
Energy services group Three60 Energy has announced a strategic addition to its engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPC&C) service line.
In 2020, Norwegian oil and gas giant Equinor purchased goods and services worth NOK 150.8 billion (about $17.8 billion) from around 8500 suppliers globally.
