In the first part of this two-part series, Rigzone speaks with executive search professionals about young leaders in the industry and diversity initiatives.
Source: Offshore
Executive Search in Oil and Gas, Part I: Young Leaders & Diversity
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Cheniere Energy expands shipping fleet with a flurry of spot vessel charters to keep up with Asian winter demand growth.
Source: Offshore
Cheniere Boosts LNG Tanker Fleet Amid Asian Demand Boom
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There will be an uptick in the number and capacity of LNG projects sanctioned in 2018, according to a new report.
Source: Offshore
Report: LNG Project Sanction Uptick in 2018
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South Sudan still owes neighbouring Sudan $1.3 billion from a 2012 deal that ended a dispute over oil payments.
Source: Offshore
Official: South Sudan Owes Sudan .3B From 2012 Oil Deal
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Sudan is experiencing a renewed period of excitement after sanctions were lifted by the US in October 2017. Below is a clip from the Sudanese show ‘Turning Point’ featuring the British ambassador to Sudan.
Source: African Review
London to host major post-sanctions Sudan conference, FDI Sudan
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Specim Spectral Imaging Ltd has launched the world’s first mobile hyperspectral camera, Specim IQ, to analyse material samples in industries ranging from food and health to forensic investigation, recycling, art and agriculture
Source: African Review
Specim launches hyperspectral camera to analyse material samples
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SIMEST has acquired 11 per cent stake in Ansaldo Energia Switzerland, a wholly- owned subsidiary of Ansaldo Energia, an Italian power engineering company
Source: African Review
SIMEST partners with Ansaldo Energia for international expansion
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Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University (RGU) launches the world’s first decommissioning simulator.
Source: Offshore
RGU Launches World-First Decommissioning Simulator
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Company plans seismic activities.
Source: Offshore
ExxonMobil to Evaluate Offshore Mauritania Blocks
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Two of India’s state-owned oil refiners have issued tenders seeking to charter tankers for at least 5 years while giving preference to Indian companies, tender documents reviewed by Reuters showed.
Source: Offshore
Indian Oil Refiners Issue Tenders Aimed At Boosting Domestic Shipping
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