Oil production from the Hibernia platform remains shut
Jersey Oil & Gas has been awarded significant acreage in the UK North Sea, containing over 100 million barrels of discovered oil, including the Buchan oil field.
The UK Foreign Office is urging British-flagged vessels to avoid the Strait of Hormuz.
Philippines-based AG&P has received a major equity investment from two Osaka Gas and a Japanese bank to support the company’s development and innovation.
LNG Limited, developer of the Magnolia LNG and Bear Head LNG projects has decided to re-domicile the company to the United States and list on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange.
After several delays, the Irish oil firm Providence Resources has still not received a $9 million loan from the Chinese firm APEC, its partner in the Barryroe project offshore Ireland.
McDermott bags Sohar LNG bunkering deal in Oman LNG contractor McDermott International has been awarded a contract to provide front-end engineering design (FEED) services for the Sohar LNG Bunkering Project in Oman. Inpex, Shell ready to start Abadi LNG feed work Japan’s Inpex Corporation, in cooper
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Israel’s second offshore licensing round has attracted bids from five oil and gas companies.
Gibraltar’s Supreme Court extends the period of detention of Grace 1.
U.S. oil and gas company Noble Energy will not be relinquishing its stake in the Alon D license offshore Israel, near the maritime border with Lebanon.
NWSA ports handled 1.92 million TEUs in the first half of the year.
A total of 60 offshore production platforms in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico remained evacuated on Thursday following the tropical storm Barry, which had hit the Gulf late last week. Over 18 percent of oil production remains shut-in as a result of the storm.
The Finnish technology group Wärtsilä reported an 11 percent drop in order intake for during the second quarter of the year.
