Following the appointment of Josh Frydenberg as the Minister for Resources and Energy, Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association voiced its readiness to work with the new ministry.
Tidal Energy Today Staff has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from September 14 – September 20, 2015. The Crown Estate to kick off new wave & tidal leasing The Crown Estate has announced a new programme of leasing for small scale wave and tidal current test and demonstration
Jan De Nul Takes Over Hochtief’s WTIV On Tuesday 15 September, Jan De Nul Group signed the taking-over of the offshore jack-up crane vessel Vidar, formerly operating for the German company Hochtief. Dong Seeks Turbine Suppliers for 5 Projects DONG Energy Wind Power A/S has issued a call for tenders
Jan De Nul Takes Over Hochtief’s WTIV On Tuesday 15 September, Jan De Nul Group signed the taking-over of the offshore jack-up crane vessel Vidar, formerly operating for the German company Hochtief. Dong Seeks Turbine Suppliers for 5 Projects DONG Energy Wind Power A/S has issued a call for tenders
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Japan to slash LNG imports by 2030 Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry revealed that the country plans to cut its dependence on fossil fuels in its energy mix which would result in the decrease of LNG imports. GE launches new gas turbine GE Oil & Gas has unveiled what it claims its most
World’s second largest provider of oilfield services, Halliburton, has confirmed workforce reductions in Duncan, Canada citing current business conditions. In an e-mail to sent to Offshore Energy Today, Halliburton spokesperson said: “Halliburton will continue to monitor the business environment and
The geotechnical work is being undertaken on behalf of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, part of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, and constitutes the final investigation at the Borssele wind farm sites before the final tender bidding rounds begin. This contract follows the previous geotechnical, g
Petrel Resources, an Irish based exploration and production company, has submitted applications for Licence Options in the recent Irish Offshore licensing round. The company says it has targeted three separate packages of acreage, in the Porcupine Basin Region 2, offered in the Submission of Applica
EMAS AMC, EMAS’ subsea division, has shared an image of their pipelay and subsea construction vessel, the Lewek Express, while in Gulen, Norway. The vessel is now in Oceaneering’s yard in Rosyth, Scotland loading umbilicals for the Aviat field, in the UK North Sea. According to EMAS, the vessel rece
An inquest into the mariners’ deaths on board the Panama-flagged coal carrier Sage Sagittarius, which became known as the Death ship, seems to be taking a different direction as evidence emerges indicating that foul play that had been attributed to the crew members’ deaths was unlikely. Namely, acco
An inquest into the mariners’ deaths on board the Panama-flagged coal carrier Sage Sagittarius, which became known as the Death ship, seems to be taking a different direction as evidence emerges indicating that foul play that had been attributed to the crew members’ deaths was unlikely. Namely, acco
Offshore WIND’s photo of the day: Sea Installer jacking in Esbjerg . The vessel has arrived in Esbjerg for its 2,5-year inspection. The photo shows Sea Installer not jacked up completely, with gap of 20 metres. Built in 2012, the vessel is designed to transport and install up to eight 3.6MW turbines
Container operations in the Coquimbo port have been suspended until further notice, as the country’s government has declared a state of emergency following Wednesday’s earthquake, the biggest to hit the country since 2010 and the most powerful in the world this year. All terminals remain closed in C
