Expro, a UK-based provider of subsea equipment for the oil and gas industry, has appointed Mike Jardon as Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Charles Woodburn. Jardon joined Expro in 2011 as Chief Operating Officer, after holding senior roles within Schlumberger’s wireline, completions, well testing
The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission recently issued the environmental assessment report for Cameron LNG’s proposed liquefaction trains 4 and 5 at its terminal under construction in Hackberry, Louisiana.
Lithuania’s Klaipedos Nafta said Friday it has awarded the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the LNG reloading station to be built at the Port of Klaipeda. State-owned Klaipedos Nafta selected the consortium comprising of PPS Pipeline Systems and Chart Ferox as the winner
Anglo/Dutch oil giant Shell has completed the acquisition of BG Group, after the scheme sanctioned by the court last week became effective on Monday, February 15, 2016. The completion of the acquisition makes Shell one of the world’s largest foreign stakeholders in Brazilian deepwater oil fields. Fu
Total gas sales volume by Japan’s Tokyo Gas for the month of January came to about 1,574.341 million cubic meters, down 4.9 percent from January 2015.
Iran’s position in the international O&G market was expectedly one of the highlight topics of IP Week, Douglas-Westwood, an energy intelligence group, said in its DW Monday report. Approximately one month after the lifting of EU and US nuclear sanctions on Iran, DW said, the country’s Energy Ministe
San Ramon-based giant, Chevron informed on Friday it has named Stephen W. Green president of Chevron Asia Pacific exploration and production effective April 1, 2016.
UK-based energy giant and state-owned Oman Oil signed a deal on Sunday to develop a second phase of the Khazzan natural gas field.
American Bureau of Shipping, the provider of classification services, said on Monday it has centralized its marine activities.
Popular news, February 8 – 14, 2016
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from February 8 – 14, 2016. UK to review feasibility of tidal lagoon energy The UK government has announced an independent review into the feasibility and practicality of tidal lagoon energy in the UK. It has commission
Shell says to use own cash to fund BG deal after cancelling $14.4 billion loan Hague-based LNG giant Shell said Thursday it has cancelled a US$14.4 billion bridge credit facility intended to fund its takeover of BG group. Petronas, Sabah Energy scrap Malaysian LNG project Petronas’ unit, Petronas Ga
Vattenfall has marked the installation of the 72nd and final foundation at the 288 MW Sandbank offshore wind farm with this group photo showing those involved in the project. The offshore construction work started in summer of 2015, and despite adverse weather conditions in November and December, th
The German port of Hamburg has seen a downturn in seaborne container throughput, primarily attributable to lower volumes handled with China, Russia and Poland. In total, handling with these trading partners fell by 800,000 containers (TEU). In 2015, seaborne cargo throughput in the port was 5.4 perc
