Lekoil has been given a hearing date by the Nigerian Federal High Court in a process to increase its stake in license OPL 310 off Nigeria.
Top News of the Week, 26 November – 2 December 2018
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Russia: no injuries after LNG carrier hits Sakhalin jetty A laden liquefied natural gas carrier on Tuesday hit a jetty at the Sakhalin Energy-operated liquefaction and export terminal located in Russia’s Far East. TechnipFMC, VanOord selected for Mozambique LNG offshore gig US independent Anadarko P
“Bringing floating substations to commercial feasibility and utilizing serialization, industrialization and innovation to reduce the cost of floating wind”, says Ole Stobbe, Business Development Manager Northern Europe at Ideol in respect to what the companies aims to do with the grant the company r
The government of Trinidad and Tobago has agreed on the terms with LNG giants BP and Shell extending the operational life of Atlantic LNG train 1 at the country’s only export facility in Point Fortin.
ExxonMobil has reported a high potential near miss incident on the Hebron platform located offshore Newfoundland, Canada.
Oil major Shell has left the upstream sector in Ireland following the sale of its interest in the Corrib gas project.
The crew of Helge Ingstad seem to have been unaware of the inbound Sola TS tanker before it was too late.
E.ON has officially opened the 400MW Rampion offshore wind farm in the UK.
U.S. soya bean exports marked a 43 percent drop year-on-year during the first twelve weeks of the 2018/19 marketing year.
Norwegian oil and gas company OKEA has completed the acquisition of a package of Shell’s interests on the NCS.
A vehicle carrier has been ordered to leave New Zealand waters following the discovery of stink bugs.
UK-listed Serica Energy has completed the acquisition of interests in the Bruce, Keith, and Rhum (BKR) fields and associated infrastructure in the UK North Sea from BP and the acquisition of interests in Bruce and Keith from Total, BHP, and Marubeni. Serica’s completion of the BP deal experienced de
