Louisiana-based ship manufacturer Gulf Craft has delivered an Incat Crowther-designed fast support vessel to Seacor Marine.
Earlier this month, CMIT welcomed the largest container vessel to ever call a Vietnamese port.
Oil and gas companies are expected to increase spending, grow workforce, and focus more on digitalization and decarbonization in 2019, according to a report by DNV GL.
The Philippine authorities have rescued the two abducted fisherman of Sri Dewi 1.
The Hague-based LNG giant is lining up potential tie-backs to its Prelude FLNG facility offshore Australia with plans to drill the Bratwurst-1 exploration well in the Petroleum permit AC/P64.
The first lock gate intended for the giant IJmuiden sea lock has arrived to its final destination.
Marine engineering group DEME has carried out a first decommissioning jobs with its newest DP2 jack-up vessel Apollo.
ITF opposes the BHP’s decision to remove Australian crew from two vessels.
Elengy is preparing the sale of access capacities to the Fos Tonkin LNG terminal for the period 2021-2030.
Japan’s Mitsubishi Corporation voiced its interest in the Arctic LNG 2 project, Russia’s largest independent natural gas producer Novatek is developing at a projected cost of $25.5 billion.
Sheffield Resources Limited has secured a 15-year agreement with Woodside Energy and Energy Developments for the supply and delivery of 1,950 terajoules per of LNG per year to the Thunderbird Mineral Sands project in northern Western Australia.
Shell Australia plans to use a semi-submersible offshore drilling rig for the operation and is targeting gas/condensate.
Cairn Energy plans to drill a total of four exploration wells across a variety of play types in the UK and Norway during 2019.
Australian industrial giant BHP Billiton has struck oil at an appraisal well at the Trion field offshore Mexico. The company which spudded the well on November 15, 2018, said the first appraisal well at Trion in Mexico (Trion-2DEL) encountered oil, “in line with expectations.” “This was the first we
