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When so-called gas weaponization entered the global scene in the wake of the Ukraine crisis. The EU’s quickly imposed sanctions on the Russian Federation in the hope of bringing the world’s largest country into line. These sanctions have led to a rewriting of the world oil map. While demand for black gold remains strong despite […]
Unlike any Suez Canal, the Panama Canal is fed by a freshwater lake. Lake Gatún, and its water levels are falling critically. After a rough boat ride across Gatún Lake, Nelson Guerra. A hydrologist for the Panama Canal Authority, points to a rusty ruler beneath a tower at the water’s west end. “The level, as
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One study found that marine mammals were affected by offshore shutdown work. However, their behavior returned to normal once the project was complete. Researchers from the University of Aberdeen investigated the impact on dolphins in the Moray Firth. During the removal of Jackey Oil Platform. They found that noise levels in the water had increased
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The success of major oil companies in Namibia’s Oil will motivate other companies to exploit for development. The law of averages may catch up with explorers, as the typical success rate for a series of offshore wells is about one-third the number of workers on a Shell oil rig. The recent successes of Shell, Total,
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The £2 million (approximately $2.5 million) project combined the Blue-X wave energy converter. Manufactured by Mocean Energy Wave Power with the Halo subsea battery storage system. The system was developed by Aberdeen’s intelligent energy management experts at Verlume. The final stage of removing all equipment from the site is expected to begin shortly. Prior to
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Saudi Arabia’s NEOM has announced plans for Gidri, a new residential golf development in the Gulf of Aqaba. The area’s natural landscape offers a wide variety of amenities, including luxury hospitality and housing, as well as sports and leisure options, with the cantilevered beach complex being the main attraction. The Gulf of aqaba has 190
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Europe is building its own version of the Suez Canal as an ambitious project gains momentum in Turkey. The Istanbul Canal Initiative, spearheaded by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in 2021. Aims to transform the city of Istanbul into a global trading hub at an estimated cost of £20 billion. The project initially met resistance due
As Germany Economy and Climate Minister Robert Habeck prepares for a two-day visit to Washington on March 6 and 7. 2024 to discuss energy and climate policy, etc. German NGOs are seizing the opportunity. and called for restrictions on LNG. Imports will follow the lead of the Biden administration in late January 2024. At the time,
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The first new-generation naval drone, named Avdiyivka, was produced for Ukraine’s security services. SSU reported that naval drones received unique weapons that can be used multiple times. “This is the next generation of drones. It attacks objects with on-board weapons and alsohelps inexpensive drones complete their missions,” SSU reported. However the Security Service of Ukraine has
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Management consultants from Alix Partners suggested that the company should aim to conclude a ship-sharing agreement with the Mediterranean Shipping Alliance Company (MSC), the world’s largest container company. Airlines groups around the world are preparing for major restructuring early next year. MSC will part ways with Maersk next year in the 2M group on key
Yang Ming, HMM, and ONE Urged To Collaborate With MSC Read More »