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Marine LNG Zeebrugge will supply LNG, using the LNG bunkering vessel ENGIE Zeebrugge, to four crude shuttle tankers owned by Equinor.

GlobalData forecasts global LNG regasification capacity to grow 43% between 2019 and 2023.

After years of budget cuts, oil and gas companies are finally stepping up their exploration game. Several wildcat wells planned for 2019 have the potential to be 'elephant' finds, according to Rystad Energy.

As a result of the work conducted to date on the Licence, including the successful drilling of the TLP-103C well, SNPC owes approximately US$10 million to AAOG in respect of SNPC’s share of the total costs.

Trans Mountain Project is key to the growing body of scientific knowledge about the fate and behaviour of oil in the marine environment.

PEFTEC 2019 has been expanded to include a full Process Analysis Conference.

Following the announcement by Indonesia's upstream regulator SKK Migas on a gas discovery in Indonesia, Wood Mackenzie's research director Andrew Harwood provides commentary.

The company has announced its plan to bring the TLP-103C well at its Tilapia licence in the Republic of the Congo into production.

Nouryon has more than doubled capacity for emulsion-based organic peroxides at its site in Los Reyes, Mexico.