As 2017 reached its end, we thought looking back at what it brought to the offshore wind industry might be a good idea. As every year, we bring you the five most popular videos of 2017: Mating of Hywind Scotland Floating Turbines Statoil has shared a great video showing the mating of one of Hywind [
SHI lines up new LNG carrier order South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries, said it has agreed to sign a deal for the construction of an LNG carrier, priced at 210 billion won ($196.4 million). China to become second-biggest LNG importer in 2017 By the end of the year, China will have esta
Happy new year 2018.
Aker BP has marked the first year of production from its operated Ivar Aasen development located offshore Norway.
Demand for natural gas in 2017 has grown by close to 9 percent in Spain, compared to 2016, reaching 351 TWh, a third consecutive year of increased gas demand in the country.
Houston-based Vaalco Energy has encountered yet another electrical submersible pump failure at its production operations offshore Gabon.
Ocean Yield is currently in negotiations regarding further investments in modern vessels with long term charters.
Australia’s Santos will evaluate the Paus Biru prospect located in the Sampang PSC offshore Indonesia with a new exploration well, which will be drilled in the fourth quarter of 2018.
The U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) has proposed revisions to production safety systems regulations.
Mekhanik Yartsev arrived at a Southampton dock in the afternoon hours of December 28.
The photo, shared by E.ON, is showing some of the 60 transition pieces waiting in the Mukran Port in Sassnitz to be installed on the Arkona offshore wind farm.
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) use by Japan’s power companies declined by 13.3 percent in September 2017 as compared to the same month a year ago, the preliminary data from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry shows.
All restrictions on the flow of oil and gas from platforms feeding into the Forties pipeline system have been fully lifted.
Busan Port recorded a container throughput of 20 million TEUs, the highest cargo volume in the port’s history.
