Libyan NOC Announces Reopening Of Export Terminals

Libya’s Tripoli-based National Oil Corporation (NOC) said on the 11th July that four export terminals were being reopened after eastern factions handed over the ports.   Force majeure, a legal waiver on contractual obligations, was lifted on the ports of Ras Lanuf, Es Sider, Zueitina…

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EU extends sanctions against Russia for 6 months

The EU has prolonged its sanctions targeting the financial, energy and defence sectors of the Russian economy until the 31st January 2019.   These sanctions were initially implemented in July 2014 in response to Russia’s actions ‘destabilising the situation in the Ukraine’ and took the…

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Corvus Energy makes expansion plans in Norway and Canada

Canadian-Norwegian energy storage solutions provider Corvus Energy has decided to expand its battery production capacities both in Canada and Norway.   Corvus announced two production and R&D expansion plans underway in Canada and Norway.   According to the company, the new battery factories will be…

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Perenco retains Aker Solutions for southern North Sea

Aker Solutions has secured a three-year contract extension, with two one-year options, from Perenco UK to continue operations and maintenance services on its southern North Sea assets.   The company has provided Perenco UK with continuous operations support covering 48 platforms and the Bacton and…

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Equinor gets nod for exploration well in Barents Sea

Norwegian offshore safety body, the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA), has given its consent to Equinor for exploration drilling in the Barents Sea with the West Hercules drilling rig.   The consent covers drilling of exploration well 7132/2-1 in production licence 857 in block 7132/2 in the eastern Barents Sea. Equinor is the operator of the licence with a 40% interest and…

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