Offshore drilling company Vantage Drilling has said that a U.S. district court has affirmed a previously awarded international arbitration ruling in a drillship contract termination case between Vantage and Brazilian oil company Petrobras.
Finish energy company Gasum opened its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) and biogas filling station in Sweden, highlighting plans to expand the network in the country.
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from Australia have reached a monthly record in April, spread across 98 cargoes.
The migrants were disembarked against minister of interior Salvini’s orders to prevent them from doing so.
The Norwegian oil firm Equinor has resumed oil loadings from its Statfjord field in the North Sea, offshore Norway. The oil loadings were suspended last week after an oil spill was spotted during loadout operations. An Equinor spokesperson told Offshore Energy Today that the loading has started agai
Qatar, the world’s largest LNG producer shipped liquefied natural gas to the United Arab Emirates to cover for the gap in supplies caused by an outage at the Dolphin pipeline.
Greenpeace activists have reportedly blocked entrances to BP’s headquarters in London.
Nord Stream 2 AG, the developer of a new natural gas pipeline through the Baltic Sea, has reported that its environmental conservation measures at the Russian landfall are showing early signs of success. As part of ongoing environmental monitoring, Nord Stream 2 and ECOPROJECT, an environmental and
The PSA has launched an investigation into an incident involving a dropped object and personal injury on the Gyda field in the North Sea.
The Ostrobramska Bus Depot in Warsaw has recently received its first delivery of LNG from PGNiG for a fleet of buses.
The Northland Power team is gearing up for the beginning of the turbine installation campaign at the Deutsche Bucht offshore wind farm. According to the company, the team is working to quickly assemble the towers for the MHI Vestas 8.4MW turbines, with the loadout expected to start shortly at the Po
The Argentinian authorities have officially awarded the exploration license of offshore block MLO 124 to an Eni-led consortium.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Dynagas LNG Partners on behalf of all investors that purchased the company’s securities between February 16, 2018, and March 21, 2019.
The seabed assessment is needed to inform the future drilling of offshore subsea gas wells and potential tie-ins
