By Our Correspondent After a year of delays, the hydrogen-powered ferry SEA CHANGE is preparing to begin service in the US, according to FleetMon. It stated: “The vessel arrived in San Francisco earlier this month and is set to start operations this spring. “Claimed to be the first of its kind in the US, the
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By Our Correspondent MV SEABOARD BLUE, on March 12, 2023, became the first vessel to be bunkered with LNG at port Miami, according to FleetMon. It stated: “Shell carried out the bunkering using its Q4000 bunker barge. The SEABOARD BLUE’s inaugural sailing to Honduras and Guatemala followed soon after. “The SEABOARD BLUE, previously known as
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Anibor Kragha has been re-elected as Executive Secretary of the African Refiners & Distributors Association (ARDA) for a second term in a unanimous vote by the organization. Having held the position since 2020, Kragha has led the organization through some of the world’s most challenging times, with his re-election serving as a testament to his
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Thierno Seydou LY, Director General for Senegalese national oil company (NOC), Petrosen, will participate at the 2023 edition of the MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power conference and exhibition (https://apo-opa.info/3YUMr6o) as a keynote speaker. During the event, Seydou will share the NOCs action plan for the upstream sector following the milestone of first oil and gas
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By Our Correspondent This is official. It has now been confirmed that Float Storage Unit FSO BENCHAMAS 2 encountered an explosion leading to the demise of one crew in the Gulf of Siam. In its latest update obtained by The Daily, www.thedaily-ng.com, FleetMon, stated: “Confirmed it was an explosion, a worker died in the explosion.
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The African Energy Chamber (www.EnergyChamber.org) rejects the accusations made by The Sentry as misleading, disrespectful, and unfair to South Sudan and Trinity Energy. The AEC believes The Sentry’s report is a classic case where there is a sinister rush to judgment, an obsession to taint an African Energy Company, Trinity Energy and the South Sudan
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Addressing top energy operators, regulators and government functionaries at the 2023 African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) Week in Cape Town, Wale Ajibade, Executive Director, Sahara Group, said the current level of global investments on renewable energy was inadequate to enable Africa to embrace more alternative energy sources. Ajibade, who delivered a paper titled, ‘Meeting
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By Eyo Nsima Many crude oil prices have started to rebound, hitting more than $74 per barrel in the international market, due to positive speculation. The prices had dropped to as low as $72 per barrel on Wednesday, due mainly to negative speculation over the demand outlook. But the report of the Organisation of Petroleum
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By Our Correspondent A Container ship MSC LAUSANNE on arrival from Charleston USA had to anchor in front of Vigo in Vigo Bay, Spain, in the afternoon of March 14, 2023, because of a navigational system failure, according to FleetMon. It stated: “Container ship MSC LAUSANNE on arrival from Charleston USA had to anchor in
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