Service Operations Vessel (SOV), Bibby WaveMaster Horizon, has completed sea trials, Bibby Marine Services said. The SOV will soon be making the journey to Germany to start operations with Siemens Gamesa and EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG. Once delivered, Bibby WaveMaster Horizon will start suppo
Oil major Chevron has set new goals to reduce net greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity from upstream oil and natural gas.
Together with Total, Dutch company PitPoint has opened its first LNG refueling station for trucks in Belgium.
The LNG terminal would have an initial annual capacity of 5 million metric tons.
The Offshore WIND team brings you the top ten most read news in the month of September 2019. Siemens Gamesa Wants a Piece of Senvion German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion has entered into an exclusivity agreement with Siemens Gamesa to pursue negotiations for the sale of selected Services and Ons
The UK’s South Hook liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal is set to receive a couple of cargoes from Ras Laffan over the coming days.
US LNG export project developer NextDecade Corporation issued $15 million worth of shares to Bechtel, the EPC contractor for the Rio Grande LNG project in Brownsville, Texas.
The drone attacks affected 60% of Saudi Arabia’s LPG production.
The final contract is expected to be awarded before the end of April 2020.
The final Siemens Gamesa 7MW wind turbine has been installed at the 1,218MW Hornsea One offshore wind farm located 120 kilometres off Yorkshire, UK, Ørsted said. The final unit completes the 174-strong array of turbines dotted over 407 km2 of North Sea. Now the final turbine is installed, the projec
Melbana Energy has received a request from Total and Santos to extend by one month the date by which they must exercise the options they each hold to acquire a 40% interest in WA-488-P in return for agreeing to jointly fund the drilling of the Beehive-1 exploration well off Australia.
Government of Thailand has decided to invest in the construction of Gulf MPT’s Map Ta Phut $1.3 billion gas terminal and port on the country’s east coast.
Instead of returning to the planned track, an alternative route was chosen, placing the vessel in imminent danger.
Africa-focused Tower Resources has engaged in talks with a “major international oil company” with regards to its blocks offshore Namibia.
