Vroon Offshore Services’ new vessel – VOS Sugar – was christened yesterday in IJmuiden. The vessel’s first job will be in Germany, where it will perform dive operations and maintenance work on foundations at an offshore wind farm for NDE. The vessel was named by Mrs Monita Horn, Operations and Chart
Australia’s Santos informed on Friday its first quarter sales volumes jumped 40 percent up to 21.3 mmboe from 15.2 mmboe in the first quarter 2015.
An extensive development of Australia’s undeveloped gas reserves and resources will be needed in order to meet the future domestic and LNG demand, chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Rod Sims, says.
Norton Rose Fulbright law firm informed on Friday the LNG specialist Ben Smith will relocate to Singapore on May 1, from the Hong Kong office.
Vroon Offshore Services christened its subsea support vessel VOS Sugar, at a ceremony held in Ijmuiden, a port city in the Dutch province of North Holland, on Thursday. The vessel was named by Monita Horn, Operations and Chartering Administrator at Vroon Offshore Services Den Helder. VOS Sugar is a
The Energy Policy Modernization Act (S. 2012) that was passed by the Senate by an 85-13 vote will provide the LNG industry with confidence in the regulatory process, according to CLNG’s executive director Charlie Riedl.
InterOil, the holder of a 35.5 percent stake in Papua New Guinea’s PRL 15, on Thursday revealed it has entered into a US$400 million senior secured capital expenditure facility.
Liquefied natural gas imports into China reached 1.7 million tonnes in March, according to the General Administration of Customs data. March LNG imports by the world’s largest energy consumer rose 27 percent as compared to the same month a year ago. China’s imports of piped natural gas increased 38
Novatek-operated Yamal LNG project in Russia is close to securing around US$10 billion in loans from Chinese banks, according to China National Petroleum Corp’s first vice president Wang Zhongcai.
South Korean shipbuilding company Hyundai Heavy Industries is reportedly set to slash 10 percent of its workforce, a preemptive move to survive the protracted slump in the shipbuilding industry. South Korean Pulse News reported on Thursday, quoting industry sources, that the shipbuilding giant will
James Fisher has awarded a contract to Aggreko for the provision of power generation during the construction phase of the Galloper offshore wind farm, which will start in July and last for more than 40 weeks. Aggreko will supply 56 new lightweight 20kVA wind-charged generators and a standby machine.
Statoil has shared a timelapse of the 1,500-tonne jacket for the Dudgeon substation being loaded onto a barge in Lowestoft yesterday. The jacket, built by Sembmarine SLP, will be towed around 100 kilometres to the offshore construction site located some 32 kilometres off the coast of North Norfolk,
Vroon’s 68-meter subsea support vessel (SSV) VOS Sugar was christened today in Ijmuiden, the Netherlands. The vessel was named by Monita Horn, Operations and Chartering Administrator at Vroon Offshore Services Den Helder. VOS Sugar is the first of the two newbuild SSVs that have been constructed for
Norwegian seismic acquisition and processing company TGS has reported a drop in the first quarter 2016 revenue and profit, citing continued weak seismic market conditions. TGS’s net operating revenue was $63.7 million, down from around $171.6 million in the corresponding quarter of 2015. The company
