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Eneos jackup lands two-well gig offshore Vietnam

Japan’s Eneos Drilling, a wholly owned subsidiary of Eneos Xplora, has entered into a contract with Japan Vietnam Petroleum Company (JVPC) to supply a jack-up rig from its fleet for a drilling assignment offshore Vietnam. The post Eneos jackup lands two-well gig offshore Vietnam appeared first on Offshore Energy.

‘World’s first net-zero LNG export facility’ shaping up in Canada as $5.1B project forges ahead

Woodfibre Management, a privately held Canadian company based in Vancouver, is moving forward with the construction works at its operated multimillion-dollar liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project located along the southwest coast of British Columbia, Canada. The post ‘World’s first net-zero LNG export facility’ shaping up in Canada as $5.1B project forges ahead appeared first …

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John T. Essberger wraps up first bio-LNG bunkering at Hamina LNG terminal

E&S Tankers, a joint venture of Essberger Tankers and Stolt Tankers, has conducted the first bio-LNG bunkering for its newbuild dual-fuel stainless steel parcel chemical tanker John T. Essberger at the Hamina LNG terminal in Finland. The post John T. Essberger wraps up first bio-LNG bunkering at Hamina LNG terminal appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Trump tariffs anxiety hits peak in global economy as Chinese freight market crashes to two-decade low

A surge in freight trucking activity, from the Texas-Mexico border to the warehouses and distribution centers of major U.S. retailers, shows the extent to which U.S. companies have rushed to move more imports into the country ahead of President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, which Trump laid out on Wednesday afternoon from the Rose Garden, trade …

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Singapore fuel oil stockpiles dip but hold above 21 million barrels

Singapore’s onshore fuel oil stockpiles dropped slightly this week but remained above 21 million barrels, a level higher than typical averages, data showed. Residue inventories were at 21.17 million barrels (about 3.33 million metric tons) in the week to April 2, down 2.5% from the previous week, showed Enterprise Singapore data. The decline in inventories …

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