UK oil and gas company Premier Oil has completed the sale of its assets in Pakistan almost two years after first announcing an agreement to sell. “Premier is pleased to announce that it has completed the sale of Premier Oil Pakistan Holdings BV, which comprises Premier’s Pakistan business, to Al-Haj
The chartered LNG carrier will be delivered by Samsung Heavy in April 2020.
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The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has approved Mexico Pacific Limited’s application to export liquefied natural gas to non-FTA countries.
The German government has approved a plan that would make it easier for companies to invest in new LNG terminals in order to diversify the country’s sources of gas.
Neptune Energy has submitted its draft decommissioning programs for two fields located in the Southern North Sea to the UK authorities.
Norwegian seismic provider TGS NOPEC has informed that the Borgarting Court of Appeal has granted the appeal by TGS of the decision of the Oslo District Court issued in October 2018 which deemed TGS guilty of tax fraud.
Fluxys Belgium, the operator of the Zeebrugge LNG terminal on Wednesday reported a drop in net profit for the year 2018 despite high terminal activity.
Cairn India has made an oil discovery in the Krishna-Godavari Basin located off the East Coast of India.
Total’s Dutch entity, Total E&P Nederland BV, has chosen one of Vroon’s walk-to-work vessels to provide logistics support to offshore assets in the Southern North Sea.
Agility Gas Technology contracted Herbert Engineering to develop a ship design concept for atmospheric-pressure cryogenic-liquid chemical transport ships.
The terminal handled 500,000 TEUs for the first time in a single financial year.
The port’s total transshipment amounted to a record 235.2 million tonnes in 2018.
Over half of shore-based maritime employees are actively looking to change jobs.
