Offshore News
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Breaking News : Eni and bp to explore combining Angolan interests into new joint venture
bp and Eni announced last week that they have entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) to progress detailed discussions on combining their upstream portfolios in Angola, including all their oil, gas and LNG interests in the country. The new company would be supported by Eni and bp, benefitting…
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Breaking News : Wärtsilä selected to supply world’s largest bioLNG production plant
The technology group Wärtsilä will supply a biogas liquefaction plant to Norway-based Biokraft, a subsidiary of the Scandinavian Biogas Group and a major player in the global biogas market. The 25 tons per day capacity plant will extend an existing bioLNG production plant at Skogn in Norway, also supplied by…
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News : Amelia Ray – L&L Marine’s barge-handling towboat begins sailings on Mississippi River
Harvey, Louisiana-based operator L&L Marine Transportation recently welcomed a new vessel to its fleet of towboats built for sailings along the Mississippi River and the Harvey Canal. Designed by naval architects Entech Designs of Louisiana and built by Rodriguez Shipbuilding of Coden, Alabama, Amelia Ray is a twin-screw towboat purpose-built…
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News : Med Marine delivers super ice class tier III tugboat Sulina 2 to A.F.D.J.
SD tugboat, Sulina 2 to AFDJ, Romania. (Administratia Fluviala a Dunarii de Jos RA Galati, a state organization of Ministry of Transport in Romania.) MED-A3055-ICE-SUPER class tugboat is specially built by Med Marine / Eregli Shipyard engineers according to AFDJ’s operational requirements being mainly in Danube. As part of this,…
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Shipping Lines : Maersk Supply Service to enter Norway
Maersk Supply Service will reflag one of its energy-efficient M-class anchor handling vessels to the Norwegian flag, hire Norwegian crew and set up an office in Bergen. The plan is to have its first vessel ready for operation in Norwegian waters during summer 2021. With a strong focus on the…
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Reports : Oil product tanker demolition on track to break 11-year record
In the first four months of 2021, the amount of oil product tanker capacity that has been sent for demolition has already reached the total amount of demolished capacity in each of 2019 and 2020 due to unfavourable freight rates. If that pace continues for the rest of the year,…
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