Norwegian energy company Equinor reached a milestone at its Hammerfest LNG facility on Melkøya Island by loading the 1000th cargo of the chilled fuel.
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A Handy self-discharging bulk carrier went aground in the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Piano Land began embarked on its maiden cruise in late September.
Axpo Iberia has taken part in LNG bunkering operation of Sleipnir, the largest submersible crane ship in the world.
The U.S. BOEM has granted GulfSlope approval for a suspension of production designation for its Lease OCS-G 35193, Vermilion Block 375 (VR 375), offshore Louisiana.
Wintershall Dea has farmed down a 30% participating interest in its three Potiguar offshore exploration blocks to the subsidiary of Murphy Oil Corporation in Brazil.
Norwegian oil and gas company Equinor has been awarded exploration acreage in the Northern Carnarvon Basin offshore Western Australia.
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LNG fuelling technology company LIQAL, partnered with Drive Systems to build a turnkey fuelling station for LNG and LCNG in Londerzeel, Belgium.
European short Sea Ro-Ro specialist CLdN Ro-Ro has welcomed the MV Hermine into its fleet after the LNG-ready vessel completed the maiden voyage in Zeebrugge earlier this month.
Marine Energy Event 2019 has officially kicked of today in Amsterdam RAI. As part of the Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference, the 5th annual event focuses on how marine energy can lead Europe in the energy transition. The event is organized in cooperation with Dutch Marine Energy Centre (DMEC)
Intercontinental Exchange, operator of global exchanges and clearing houses and provider of data and listings services, reported new milestones in the trading of the TTF natural gas and JKM LNG (Platts) contracts.
All 20 Siemens Gamesa 6MW turbines have been installed at the Formosa 1 Phase 2 offshore wind project in Taiwan. To remind, jack-up vessel Seajacks Zaratan installed the first turbine at the project site 6km off the west coast of the Miaoli district in the Taiwan Strait in July. Prior to commercial
