Cheniere Energy on Sunday revealed it named Neal A. Shear as interim president and chief executive officer replacing Charif Souki, the co-founder of the company and former chairman, president and CEO.
Dolphin Group, a Norway-based seismic acquisition specialist, will today file for bankruptcy after an attempt to restructure the company failed. Simultaneously with the company filing for bankruptcy, its subsidiary Dolphin Geophysical AS will file a petition for bankruptcy with its relevant court. T
The Chinese ministry of commerce on Monday granted unconditional approval of the $70 billion Shell-BG Group combination.
Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission reportedly acquired six cargoes of liquefied natural gas for delivery in the first half of 2016.
Shell’s $70 billion takeover offer for UK’s energy firm BG Group has received unconditional merger clearance from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. This is the final regulatory clearance that is a pre-condition to the Combination. Other pre-conditional clearances have already been received from the
Aberdeen Harbour has appointed Pinsent Masons as legal adviser for its proposed Harbour Expansion Project. Pinsent Masons will advise on procurement, construction, funding, planning, environmental and property issues relating to the £410 million proposed project located south of the existing Aberdee
Aberdeen Harbour has appointed Pinsent Masons as legal adviser for its proposed Harbour Expansion Project. Pinsent Masons will advise on procurement, construction, funding, planning, environmental and property issues relating to the £410 million proposed project located south of the existing Aberdee
Total gas sales volume by Japan’s Tokyo Gas for the month of November came to about 1,205.147 million m3, up 2.3 percent from the same month in 2014.
DONG Energy Seeks Technical and Consultancy Staff for Danish Projects DONG Energy has invited tenders for temporary technical and consultancy staff working at the company’s Danish locations. Photo of the Day: Port of Esbjerg’s December Look Offshore WIND’s photo of the day: Sea Challenger loading Go
Tidal Energy Today has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from December 7 – 13, 2015. Cape Sharp Tidal lays cables Supported by its marine operations partner Atlantic Towing, Cape Sharp Tidal deployed 300 m of power and fibre-optic data cable from a specially-outfitted barge.
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LNG Canada starts preparation work at Kitimat site Shell-led LNG Canada said it began preparation work at the project’s site in Kitimat last week. Shell starts construction of LNG bunker vessel Gas and oil giant Shell informed that STX Offshore & Shipbuilding has kicked off the construction of the s
Eidesvik Offshore, a Norwegian supplier of offshore vessels, has secured contracts for three of its platform suppliers, bringing some positive news from the sector plagued with lay-ups this year. The company has informed that the platform supply vessels Viking Lady and Viking Athene have been awarde
The outlook for the US ports industry is stable for 2016 on the expectation of continued economic growth and a steady rise in US container volume, Moody’s Investors Service said. “We expect US container volume to grow 3% to 4% in 2016,” says Moody’s Analyst Moses Kopmar. “Although weaker global dema
