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  • Insurance Jottings

    Nigerian Oil Producer Sues Shell for More Than US$2 Billion Over Ownership of Wells A Nigerian oil producer has sued Royal Dutch Shell Plc for more than US$2 billion over the ownership of oil wells, intensifying a dispute around an asset sale completed six years…

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  • People in the News

    IMA launches Houston marine practice with trio of hires Fast-growing broker IMA has hired Katie McCord, Jason Homrighaus and Allyn Roberts to add a marine practice to its Houston, Texas office as it continues to expand its natural resources brokerage.   Atrium grows marine unit…

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  • OGUK Gives UK Gas Production Warning

    UK gas production will fall 75 percent by 2030 without new investment.   That’s according to industry body Oil & Gas UK (OGUK), which noted that the global gas shortage that sent prices surging again this week is a powerful reminder of the UK’s need…

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  • Damen fast crew supply vessel completes sea trials

    Damen’s fast crew supplier (FCS) 7011 class vessel has completed sea trials off the Turkish coast and is set to begin passage to the Netherlands.   The Aqua Helix is a 74-metre (242-foot), 40-knot, 122-passenger crew change vessel.   According to Damen, the FCS 7011,…

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  • Iraq and UAE sign Contract to build 5 Solar Power Stations

    Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi attended a signing ceremony on the 6th October for the construction of five new solar power stations by Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company).   This covers the first phase of the project, covering 1,000 megawatts of power out of a…

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  • Russia Says Nord Stream 2 Clearance May Cool Gas Prices in Europe

    Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on the 6th October that certification of the Nord Stream 2 undersea gas pipeline, which expects clearance from a Germany’s regulator, could cool soaring European gas prices.   Prices have spiked in response to a recovery in demand, particularly from Asia, when…

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