US-based Kosmos said on Monday that the chief exploration officer and founding partner of the company, Brian F. Maxted, decided to retire, effective February 15.
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University of Rhode Island will name its new Regional Class research vessel ‘Resolution’, following an approval from the National Science Foundation. “The name selected for the new research vessel is fitting as it honors both the history and future of ocean exploration,” said URI president David M.
The tanker was part of a northbound convoy of 21 vessels.
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) extends discounts concerning bulkers operating between American and Asian ports.
SAMSA: Six people have lost their lives in a vessel fire at the Port of Durban.
The Hornsea Project One offshore wind farm is awaiting the last two monopile foundations to be installed as 172 out of 174 have been put in place. GeoSea’s installation vessel Innovation installed the first monopile at the project in January 2018 and thus marked the beginning of offshore constructio
The Hornsea Project One offshore wind farm is awaiting the last two monopile foundations to be installed as 172 out of 174 have been put in place. GeoSea’s installation vessel Innovation installed the first monopile at the project in January 2018 and thus marked the beginning of offshore constructio
US independent Anadarko, on behalf of the Mozambique Area 1 partners, signed a deal with Bharat Gas Resources for the supply of LNG volumes from the Mozambique LNG development.
Oil company Soco International’s last year’s sale of its offshore block in Congo to Coastal Energy has been put under the spotlight this week by Global Witness, an international NGO investigating corruption in the energy sector.
Philippine independent oil company Phoenix Petroleum has entered talks with the Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) in hopes to secure a strategic alliance with the state-owned firm in its LNG Hub project.
Narón-headquartered Gabadi has started the construction of four liquefied natural gas tanks for a 22,000 TEU containership being built at the Chinese Jiangnan Shipyard.
Maersk Supply Service has completed the Fleet Renewal Programme, with ten newbuild vessels delivered and 23 vessels divested over the last three years. The Fleet Renewal was completed with the delivery of Maersk Maker Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel (AHTS), the final vessel of Maersk Supply Servic
State-run Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) and Norwegian oil major Equinor have decided to jointly enter into the offshore wind market in South Korea.
