Technip welcomes new build vessel Skandi Africa
New build flexible lay and construction vessel, Skandi Africa, has joined the industry leading Technip fleet, following the signing of the on-hire agreement in Schiedam, the Netherlands on 5 October.
New build flexible lay and construction vessel, Skandi Africa, has joined the industry leading Technip fleet, following the signing of the on-hire agreement in Schiedam, the Netherlands on 5 October.
The Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce has confirmed a strategic partnership with Offshore West Africa Conference & Exhibition for the upcoming 20th Anniversary event.
Upstream exploration and development and midstream infrastructure spending in Angola, Namibia, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania and Madagascar.
LR’s new joint industry project will help to develop standards and deliver safety and consistency in 3D printing across the energy industry.
BASF/Wintershall and Gazprom have co-operated successfully for 25 years, transporting natural gas from Russia to Germany. The two companies are thus intending to expand gas production in Siberia, in addition to extending the Nord Stream Baltic Sea pipeline.
Phillips 66 has announced a US$2.0 billion increase to the company’s share repurchase programme.
Atul Punj has been unanimously elected as the President of International Pipe Line & Offshore Contractors Association (IPLOCA) 2015-16.
ORLEN Upstream Canada Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of PKN ORLEN SA and Kicking Horse Energy Inc. have announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement.
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company has issued a statement regarding the MA DPU’s order on EDCs.
House vote promises a new era of energy security.
Fugro have been awarded a contract by Blue Stream Pipeline for the provision of pipeline inspection and survey support vessels.
On Friday 9 October The House of Representatives voted to lift the ban on oil exports.
The chain winch package will be used to pull the heaviest chains ever installed by Heerema, with a diameter of 178 mm.
The California Fire Marshall is to review oil pipeline conditions every year, not every five years.
The Federal Appeal Court is set to make a decision on Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline project – to support or quash the government’s own approval.