The Pioneering Spirit, one of the largest vessels in the world, owned by the Swiss-based Allseas Group, will wait some more before embarking on its first contract. The 382-meter long giant is still in Rotterdam, undergoing the final outfitting, following the delivery from South Korea’s Daewoo Heavy
South Africa’s power shortages could be nearing its end as the country is looking to build an LNG import facility at the west coast port of Saldanha Bay.
Commerce and Employment’s (C&E) Renewable Energy Team (RET) and Guernsey Electricity Limited (GEL) have formalised and extended the feasibility work that they are jointly undertaking to research an offshore wind project for Guernsey electricity consumption in local waters. This joint work will look
Shell and Gazprom have reportedly entered talks over Baltic LNG in the port of Ust-Luga.
Venture Global LNG said that its units Venture Global Calcasieu Pass and TransCameron Pipeline have submitted their joint application to the U.S. FERC pursuant to Sections 3 and 7 of the Natural Gas Act. The application requests authorization to site, construct and operate Calcasieu Pass’s proposed
A new research project looking at optimum layouts for offshore electrical connections for marine energy farms has developed a ‘decision tree’ to help guide designers and developers towards the most cost effective array configuration for their development. The Optimum Electrical Array Architectures r
A new research project looking at optimum layouts for offshore electrical connections for marine energy farms has developed a ‘decision tree’ to help guide designers and developers towards the most cost effective array configuration for their development. The Optimum Electrical Array Architectures r
China’s Ministry of Transport revealed a plan to cut SOx emissions from vessels in the Pearl River Delta, Yangtze River Delta, and Bohai Sea by 65% by 2020.
Findings of a survey published by the UK Chamber of Shipping show that 65% of the global maritime industry professionals believe that the EU has a positive impact on the shipping industry globally. However, concerns were revealed over the impact of the EU regulation causing asymmetry in competitive
Findings of a survey published by the UK Chamber of Shipping show that 65% of the global maritime industry professionals believe that the EU has a positive impact on the shipping industry globally. However, concerns were revealed over the impact of the EU regulation causing asymmetry in competitive
French oilfield services company Technip has been awarded an engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning contract by PETRONAS Carigali Sdn Bhd (PCSB) for D18 Project. The project covers the procurement and installation of two 8” water injection flexible pipes totalling 9.5 kilometers. T
Westermost Rough offshore wind farm has committed £80,000 to deliver a brand new promenade feature for Withernsea in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Westermost Rough is teaming up with the Withernsea and South East Holderness Regeneration Partnership and Withernsea Big Local Partnership to install a p
Rigzone, an oil and gas news and data provider, today announced the results of its recent survey, finding shifts in workplace preferences between the Millennial and the Baby Boomer generations. According to the survey, more than 20 percent of Millennials indicate that they rank challenging projects
The UK wants more ships to be registered under the British flag and has proposed measures to make that a reality in a report examining how to maximize Britain’s potential as a maritime nation published on 7 September 2015, at the London International Shipping Week 2015. The study led by Lord Mountev
