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First Merkur Transition Pieces En Route to Eemshaven
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First Merkur Transition Pieces En Route to Eemshaven

The first 6 of the total of 66 transition pieces (TPs) for the Merkur offshore wind farm have been loaded onto a vessel in Spain and will now set sail to Eemshaven, according to social media updates by those involved in the transport and logistics of the TPs.

about 8 years ago
Lake Pontchartrain explosion: Search called off for missing oil worker
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Lake Pontchartrain explosion: Search called off for missing oil worker

U.S. Coast Guard has called off a search and rescue mission for a worker who went missing after a platform explosion on a Lake Pontchartrain, near Kenner, Louisiana, on Sunday. According to a statement by Jefferson Parish, the missing worker has been identified as 44-year-old Timothy Morrison of Kat

about 8 years ago
New subsea support vessel delivered to Maersk Supply
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New subsea support vessel delivered to Maersk Supply

Chinese COSCO Dalian Shipyard has delivered a new deep subsea support vessel to the Danish shipowner, Maersk Supply Service. The new vessel, named Maersk Installer, is 11 meters high, 27 meters wide and 137 meters long. The delivery documents were signed by the builder and the vessel owner on Monday

about 8 years ago
Oil Search: PNG LNG hits record quarterly production
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Oil Search: PNG LNG hits record quarterly production

ExxonMobil-operated PNG LNG project recorded an annualized production rate of 8.6 mtpa during the quarter ended September 30, the highest since coming onstream in 2014.

about 8 years ago
Enagás profit jumps on GNL Quintero contribution
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Enagás profit jumps on GNL Quintero contribution

Spanish LNG terminal operator, Enagás reported a net profit amounts to €375.7 million ($420.5 million) for the first nine months of this financial year.

about 8 years ago
Port of Broome Receives Funds for Channel Works
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Port of Broome Receives Funds for Channel Works

The Port of Broome in Western Australia has received funds for channel and turning basin works that will help the port to benefit from increased cruise vessel visits from 2019, Kimberley Ports Authority informed. Funds amounting to AUD 7 million (USD 5.5 million) have come from State Government agen

about 8 years ago
Jadestone boosts Stag output by 40 pct
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Jadestone boosts Stag output by 40 pct

Jadestone Energy, formerly known as Mitra Energy, has increased production from its Stag oil field off Australia by 40 percent since it took over operatorship of the field earlier this year. The field is located in block WA-15-L, 60 kilometers offshore Western Australia in the Carnarvon Basin at a w

about 8 years ago
Australia overtakes Qatar as South Korea’s biggest LNG supplier in September
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Australia overtakes Qatar as South Korea’s biggest LNG supplier in September

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports into South Korea, the world’s second-largest buyer of the fuel, rose 6 percent in September, according to the customs data. The country imported 2.37 million mt of LNG in September as compared to 2.23 million mt in the corresponding month the year before. The cust

about 8 years ago
Gas Natural Fenosa in $1.2 bln Italian assets sale
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Gas Natural Fenosa in $1.2 bln Italian assets sale

Spanish LNG operator Gas Natural Fenosa closed the sale of its Italian companies and assets in two separate deals with 2i Rete Gas and Edison, totaling €1.02 billion ($1.2 billion).

about 8 years ago
Vattenfall Gets Things Moving on 1.8GW Norfolk Vanguard OWF
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Vattenfall Gets Things Moving on 1.8GW Norfolk Vanguard OWF

Vattenfall has commenced its official autumn consultation on the anticipated environmental impact of the 1.8GW Norfolk Vanguard offshore wind project.

about 8 years ago
Aker BP’s crane & lifting ops on Ula field need further improvements
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Aker BP’s crane & lifting ops on Ula field need further improvements

Norway’s safety watchdog, the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA), has found three improvement points during an audit of Aker BP’s Ula field in the North Sea, off Norway. The safety body conducted the audit on Aker BP’s arrangements for materials handling and crane and lifting operations on the Ula fie

about 8 years ago
Offshore regulator looks at ExxonMobil’s well abandonment at Jotun B
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Offshore regulator looks at ExxonMobil’s well abandonment at Jotun B

Norwegian offshore safety body, the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA), has found several improvement points during an audit of ExxonMobil’s Jotun B platform offshore Norway. The Jotun field is located in the North Sea, 200 km west of Stavanger. Water depth at the site is 126 meters. The field was dev

about 8 years ago
Jumbo, BBC Chartering in strategic alliance
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Jumbo, BBC Chartering in strategic alliance

Jumbo and BBC Chartering, two marine heavy lift and transportation specialists, have agreed to an exclusive strategic co-operation; the “GLOBAL PROJECT ALLIANCE.” According to a joint statement, by joining forces this alliance offers “unrivalled project logistics solutions to EPC’s and project compa

about 8 years ago
Tanker Owners Get a Breather as Scrapping Ramps Up in Q3
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Tanker Owners Get a Breather as Scrapping Ramps Up in Q3

The third quarter of 2017 saw the highest level of total tanker deadweight tons (DWT) sold for scrap in any quarter since 2010. Some 4.98 million DWT or 2.69 million gross tonnes were sent for demolition during the quarter, according to the data compiled by VesselsValue. This equals to 40 tankers be

about 8 years ago
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