Iran is ready to talk extending a pipeline to Bangladesh in a project which envisages exports of the Iranian gas to Pakistan and India, Tehran’s Ambassador to Dhaka says. Abbas Vaezi said the Iranian government had already spoken to Bangladesh government in this regard, adding that “they must have a
Mick Borwell is to take over responsibility for Health, Safety, Security and Employment (HSSE) policy at Oil & Gas UK towards the end of the month in addition to his role as Environment Director, when the current HSSE Director Robert Paterson retires. Borwell will assume his expanded role at the tra
Gazprom Export informed it has begun the biddings within the auction for gas supply to Europe.
Dong, ESG Complete Largest Wind Turbine Piles Testing DONG Energy and ESG have tested 28 piles on two different onshore sites in order to assist the development of new design methods for offshore wind farms. Initial results show great cost reduction potential. Wind Farms Prove Themselves in Practice
Dong, ESG Complete Largest Wind Turbine Piles Testing DONG Energy and ESG have tested 28 piles on two different onshore sites in order to assist the development of new design methods for offshore wind farms. Initial results show great cost reduction potential. Wind Farms Prove Themselves in Practice
New field developments, job cuts, giant gas discovery, strike threats, and even a prison sentence…
Tidal Energy Today Staff has compiled the top news from tidal and wave energy industry from August 31 – September 6, 2015. ORE Catapult, CENSIS team up for new tidal sensors A new type of sensor could soon be installed on the blades of subsea tidal turbines to monitor the interaction between marine
WoodMac: LNG projects pushed ahead despite oversupply Wood Mackenzie said that despite the outlook for global LNG demand looking increasingly subdued, the number of LNG projects proposed to take a final investment decision in 2015 and 2016 has not reduced significantly, in contrast to the 45 upstrea
The article has been amended to include a statement by COTA ( 16:34 pm CET, October 22, 2015) Britain’s large worker’s union Unite has notified employers in the Catering Offshore Trade Association (COTA), that it will ballot its members across the agreement for industrial action. According to Unite,
A Cougar helicopter had to go back to land after a fire warning light turned on while the aircraft was on its way to a drilling rig, offshore St. John’s Canada, on Tuesday, September 1. While the helicopter was 100 nautical miles from St. John’s and en route to the GSF Grand Banks drilling rig, [&he
Two and a half years after project sanction, production has kicked off from Statoil’s Smørbukk South Extension in the Norwegian Sea. According to Statoil, the offshore project at the Åsgard field is a world class project in production from tight formations. Through a combination of wells with long w
Germany’s maritime sector has asked the federal government to implement specific measures in an effort to introduce liquefied natural gas as an alternative fuel for shipping. In a joint statement, the Maritime LNG Platform, the German Shipowners’ Association (VDR), the German Shipbuilding and Ocean
Germany’s maritime sector has asked the federal government to implement specific measures in an effort to introduce liquefied natural gas as an alternative fuel for shipping. In a joint statement, the Maritime LNG Platform, the German Shipowners’ Association (VDR), the German Shipbuilding and Ocean
Germany’s BASF, and it’s subsidiary Wintershall, and Russia’s Gazprom have agreed to complete the swap of assets with equivalent value signed in December 2013 and originally intended to be completed by the end of 2014. With the swap, BASF will further expand its production of oil and gas and will ex
