Southern LNG Company, a subsidiary of the North American energy infrastructure player Kinder Morgan, has received the go-ahead for additional exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from a terminal in Chatham County, Georgia. The post Green light for more US LNG to non-free trade agreement countries appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Chevron Mediterranean Limited (CML), a subsidiary of U.S.-headquartered Chevron, and its partners have resumed gas production from a giant natural gas project off the coast of Israel. The post Mediterranean gas field back online after shutdown due to regional safety woes appeared first on Offshore Energy.
ZenaTech, a Canadian technology company specializing in AI drone, drone as a service (DaaS), enterprise SaaS […] The post New player enters underwater robotics market with AUV prototype appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Vietnam’s Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation (REE) is planning a billion-US-dollar push into offshore wind […] The post Vietnam’s REE unveils investment plan for offshore wind, floating solar appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Restricciones afectan flujos hacia Europa y Asia impulsa competencia por volúmenes más acotados
Casi un tercio del volumen mundial de estos productos transportados por vía marítima transita por esta ruta
Volúmenes alcanzan 1,09 millones de bpd tras aumento de embarques a India y el Caribe
También busca que habiliten corredores humanitarios para la prestación de ayuda urgente
LNG bunker fuel prices in Singapore held a premium to Rotterdam on March 31, underscoring a sharp reversal from the discount structure seen earlier this year, as geopolitical tensions and regional supply-demand shifts reshape market dynamics. Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, assessed the price of LNG bunker fuel in Rotterdam at $19.20/MMBtu on March …
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Escalating Houthi attacks against Israeli targets signal potential maritime sabotage ahead, threatening to reshape global tanker trade flows and introduce significant inefficiencies into an already strained supply chain. We analyse how redirecting crude exports via the Cape of Good Hope could nearly triple tonne-miles out of Yanbu, favor specific tanker benchmarks, and shift clean product …
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