Delta Offshore Energy (DeltaOE) and Liquefied Natural Gas Limited (LNGL) have agreed to deliver an LNG-to-power project to the Bac Lieu province in Vietnam.
Oil and gas exploration and production company Oilex has entered into an exclusivity agreement with Koru Energy for a potential acquisition of up to a 50 percent interest in three licenses in the East Irish Sea.
Automation could eliminate over 9,200 marine terminal jobs across British Columbia, ILWU reports shows.
Report: force majeure declared at Cameron LNG Sempra Energy’s Cameron LNG facility that began commercial operations at its first liquefaction train in August has reportedly declared force majeure. Nigeria LNG signs EPC LOI for Train 7 with preferred bidder Nigeria LNG has signed a Letter of Intent (
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Sempra Energy’s Cameron LNG facility that began commercial operations at its first liquefaction train in August has reportedly declared force majeure.
The tanker arrived at the Sture terminal from the Port of Gothenburg.
Equinor’s emergency response center on Friday received reports of a fire in the engine room of the tanker Dubai Harmony. The ship is moored at the quayside at the Sture terminal in Øygarden municipality in Hordaland, Norway.
A total of eight incidents were reported in August, including two piracy and six armed robbery incidents.
A judicial management application for Singapore’s struggling offshore vessel operator Emas Offshore will be heard by the high court of the Republic of Singapore later this month.
The PSA has completed an investigation into an incident involving a dropped object and personal injury on the Gyda field in the North Sea.
Liquid production growth for non-OPEC countries reached the highest rate on record in 2018, with a growth of almost 2.9 million barrels per day (bbl/d), according to Rystad Energy.
Japan’s Inpex Corporation is eyeing expansion of its Australian assets which could also include further acquisitions.
