Russia’s oil company Rosneft and Germany’s Siemens AG signed a cooperation and partnership agreement that will allow them to cooperate in developing solutions for offshore and onshore fields. The document was signed by Rosneft Chairman of the Management Board Igor Sechin and Siemens AG Chairman of t
Oilfield services giant Schlumberger said on Friday its acquisition of Cameron has been given the unconditional clearance by Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM).
Israel’s Supreme Court recently affirmed the government’s natural gas regulatory framework with Noble Energy and Delek Group regarding the development of the Leviathan gas field with certain conditions.
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TS Taipei, the 2006-built containership which recently grounded off Shimen, Taiwan, caused a massive oil spill after its hull broke in two on Thursday, Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Department (EPA) said. Relevant authorities managed to pump out some of the vessel’s diesel fuel before it split,
Woodside shelves multi-billion Browse FLNG project Australian LNG player Woodside and its partners have decided not to move ahead with the multi-billion Browse FLNG project at this time due to the current economic and market environment. Veresen agrees first Jordan Cove LNG deal with Jera Veresen sa
Energy (oil & gas) and natural resource companies made up 33% of downgrades, excluding sovereign related, during 2015, according to Fitch Ratings. Persistently weak oil prices have continued to lead to capex reductions or delays and have been a primary driver for weakened investment and sub-investme
Over 300 minke whales were killed in Japan’s latest Antarctic Ocean “research mission”, the Japanese Fisheries Agency said yesterday after the country’s whaling fleet return home. The country sent its four-ship whaling fleet to the Southern Ocean in December 2015 with an aim to kill 333 minke whales
Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) revealed its LNG imports in February stood at 2 million mt, 6.2 percent up on the 1.9 million mt in the same month the previous year.
SapuraKencana, a Malaysian company dealing with oilfield services and owning oil and gas assets, reported a net loss for fourth quarter and the full year. Loss for the quarter was RM 1.29 billion, while the full year loss was RM 791 million. According to Reuters, this is SapuraKencana’s first quarte
Ever wondered how pilots of the modern age are trained? In the latest Navingo video, we give you a taste of how these things work in practice. Namely, our colleagues visited the Nautical College in Den Helder, the Maritime Training School ROC Kop van Noord-Holland, that bought a full simulator cente
North Korean cargo ship M/V Jin Teng has been released by the Philippine authorities after being held in the country for almost a month on the grounds of the newly-imposed UN sanctions against Pyongyang, Reuters reports. The decision follows the UN Security Council’s decision from earlier this week
The indefinite strike in the Port of Limassol has been terminated as port unions have called their members to return to work after the government passed a new legislation on port workers’ rights. Namely, the country’s parliament fast-tracked a bill aimed at allowing port authority employees to be re
