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  • South Pars FPSO resumes oil shipments

    Iranian Offshore Oil Company has recovered its 19th crude oil consignment from the oil layer of the South Pars field in the Persian Gulf.   According to news service Shana, the cargo was loaded on the FPSO Cyrus over two days last week.   This…

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  • Golar Eyes More Africa FLNG Projects After Hilli Success

    Golar hopes its pioneering floating liquefied natural gas project in Cameroon will lead to further schemes in West Africa after it struck a deal to use the concept at BP’s Tortue gas development, its chief executive said on the 23rd August.   The Hilli Episeyo…

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  • Sverdrup Was Norway’s Lifeline during Oil Crash

    Right before Norway’s biggest oil project in decades got the go-ahead in 2015, crude prices fell off a cliff. That turned out to be perfect timing.   The crash forced desperate suppliers like platform builders and offshore drillers to cut their prices, allowing Equinor ASA…

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  • Edda Fonn offshore vessel sold to New Zealand Navy

    Norwegian offshore vessel owner Østensjø Rederi has agreed to sell its offshore construction vessel Edda Fonn to the New Zealand Navy.   The 2003-built Edda Fonn vessel, which has been working in the offshore oil and gas industry for years will be outfitted with the dive…

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  • Scottish North Sea Revenue Hits US$1.6 billion

    Scottish public sector revenue was estimated as US$76.7 billion (£59.6 billion) in 2017-18, of which US$1.6 billion (£1.3 billion) was North Sea revenue.   That is according to the latest Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) publication, which highlighted that non-North Sea revenue jumped 3.6…

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  • US Energy Corporation to Acquire Bakken Assets for US$17.8 Million

    US Energy Corporation has  entered into a Memorandum of Understanding  to acquire oil and natural gas producing properties targeting the Bakken formation of North Dakota, the company announced on the 22nd August.   The US$17.8 million agreement with APEG, an affiliate of APEG Energy II,…

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  • BHP wells prove more gas offshore Trinidad and Tobago

    BHP’s latest exploration well offshore Trinidad and Tobago has encountered hydrocarbons.   The initial well in the company’s Northern licence area, Bongos-1, had to be cut short after experiencing mechanical issues.   Bongos-2, spudded by the Deepwater Invictus on the 23rd July, was more successful,…

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  • Bosch Forms Strategic Collaboration With Fuel-Cell Expert Ceres Power

    Bosch is pressing ahead with the development of fuel-cell technology for potential new power systems.   Together with the technology specialist Ceres Power, based in Horsham, England., the company wants to develop the next stage of solid-oxide fuel-cell (SOFC) technology.   Bosch also plans to…

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