Following last week’s news that Atlantis had acquired Marine Current Turbines Limited (MCT) from Siemens, Global Energy Group (GEG) has announced that Atlantis has chosen it as preferred supplier for the provision of certain fabrication, manufacture, assembly and logistical support services. Atlanti
Following last week’s news that Atlantis had acquired Marine Current Turbines Limited (MCT) from Siemens, Global Energy Group (GEG) has announced that Atlantis has chosen it as preferred supplier for the provision of certain fabrication, manufacture, assembly and logistical support services. Atlanti
Chevron’s Gorgon LNG project is close to starting up as construction activities at the Barrow Island facilities continue.
Chevron’s Gorgon LNG project is close to starting up as construction activities at the Barrow Island facilities continue.
German oil company Wintershall has today submitted a plan for development and operation of the Maria field in the Norwegian Sea. According to the plan, the field will be developed using two subsea installations tied back to the existing infrastructure nearby. According to information on the Norwegia
The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued an order on rehearing, reaffirming its authorization of the Cove Point liquefaction project.
The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued an order on rehearing, reaffirming its authorization of the Cove Point liquefaction project.
Australia’s Port of Townsville has opened an AUD 85 million (USD 66.97 million) Berth 8 facility, delivering two-and-a-half times more shiploading capacity, greater berth efficiency and important improvements in the Port of Townsville environmental performance. This AUD 85 million facility was joint
Oil and gas giant Chevron is still expecting the Angola LNG export plant to restart operations by the end of this year. The US$10 billion LNG plant, which shipped its first cargo in June of 2013, was shut down in April last year after a major rupture on a flare line. “Work is still underway. [&helli
Oil and gas giant Chevron is still expecting the Angola LNG export plant to restart operations by the end of this year. The US$10 billion LNG plant, which shipped its first cargo in June of 2013, was shut down in April last year after a major rupture on a flare line. “Work is still underway. [&helli
A new CE Delft study has revealed that many recently constructed ships already meet the International Maritime Organisation’s design efficiency standard for 2020, indicating that there is significant room for tightening these standards when the IMO meets next week, European environmental lobby group
Wave Electricity Renewable Power Ocean (WERPO) has signed an agreement with the government of Guinea-Bissau for the development of a 500MW sea wave power plant along the coastline of Guinea-Bissau at a value of $500 million. The Project will be a Joint Venture with the Government of Guinea-Bissau wh
Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development (DPD) yesterday ruled that the proposed use of the Port of Seattle’s Terminal 5 for the mooring of Shell’s semi-submersible drilling rig, to be used for drilling offshore Alaska, requires a new permit. This interpretation was generated in response to
The risk of collision-related oil spills in the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea could up to quadruple in the near future from the traffic amounts of 2007–2008, according to a cross-disciplinary research group at Finland’s Kotka Maritime Research Centre. This would mean that such accidents would be
