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Jiahua Energy enters shipping with CIMC SOE newbuild

Jiahua Energy enters shipping with CIMC SOE newbuild

Chinese chemicals and energy group Jiahua Energy is moving into shipowning with an order for a 35,000 cu m carrier from CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering. The company has capped total investment in the vessel and pre-operating costs at CNY750m ($111m). Jiahua subsidiary Meifu Port & Storage will fund 60%, with three partners covering the …

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BW LNG builds on 174k LNG carrier workhorse with 177k cbm three-tank design
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BW LNG builds on 174k LNG carrier workhorse with 177k cbm three-tank design

BW LNG, a liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping company that is part of Singapore-based BW Group, has shed more light on its move that pushes LNG carrier capacity beyond the conventional 174,000-cubic-meter (cbm) design with a new 177,000-cbm, three-tank configuration, described as being able to carry more cargo while retaining the flexibility and terminal compatibility of the established vessel class. The post BW LNG builds on 174k LNG carrier workhorse with 177k cbm three-tank design appeared first on Offshore Energy .

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Sea Lion roars into Falklands expansion as Navitas reels in second FPSO
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Sea Lion roars into Falklands expansion as Navitas reels in second FPSO

Navitas Petroleum, an Israeli oil and gas producer and developer that operates a project under development in the North Falkland Basin, is stepping up plans to expand its oil field project in the Falkland Islands through the acquisition of a second floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel that could boost daily oil output capacity by thousands of barrels. The post Sea Lion roars into Falklands expansion as Navitas reels in second FPSO appeared first on Offshore Energy .

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U.S. Refiners Face New Crude Squeeze as Canada Cuts Oil Sands Output
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U.S. Refiners Face New Crude Squeeze as Canada Cuts Oil Sands Output

U.S. refineries have been running at full speed for months to make up for lost fuel supply from the Middle East. Fuel exports from the United States have been breaking records. This may be about to change, and not because of the war. It is oil sands maintenance season in Canada. In September, Canadian crude oil production may drop by 300,000 barrels daily due to maintenance activities in the oil sands, Rystad Energy said this week, as quoted by Bloomberg. Usually, whenever such a seasonal disruption occurs, it gets offset with crude from storage.…

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Iran’s bottleneck is Hormuz, not the buyer

Iran’s bottleneck is Hormuz, not the buyer

The Iranian crude that reached Asia is being taken. The crude that has not reached it is standing at the strait and behind it, and there is nearly twice as much of that. AXSMarine · Data to 15 August 2026 · All volumes million barrels Iranian crude sitting in Asian waters peaked at 44.4 million ...

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Masdar Starts Up 35MW BESS in England
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Masdar Starts Up 35MW BESS in England

The Emirati state-owned renewables company began commercial operations at a 35-megawatt battery energy storage system in Rochdale, England, its second start-up toward a target of three-gigawatt-hour BESS capacity across the UK.

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MODEC’s FPSO reaches Guyana as ExxonMobil’s fifth oil project nears start-up
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MODEC’s FPSO reaches Guyana as ExxonMobil’s fifth oil project nears start-up

Japan’s MODEC has announced the arrival of a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel in Guyanese waters ahead of its deployment on a project in the Stabroek block, as the development moves closer to first oil expected later this year. The post MODEC’s FPSO reaches Guyana as ExxonMobil’s fifth oil project nears start-up appeared first on Offshore Energy .

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RoadOne expands Port of Charleston operations with acquisition

RoadOne expands Port of Charleston operations with acquisition

RoadOne IntermodaLogistics announced it has acquired Higgins Transport Service, a Charleston, South Carolina-based provider of port drayage and intermodal transportation services. The deal adds 15 drivers to RoadOne’s Charleston operations along with additional drayage and intermodal capacity to serve the Southeastern market. Financial terms of the transaction were not provided. RoadOne recently opened a 384,000-square-foot facility in Summerville, South Carolina to serve the Port of Charleston. The 100-acre property provides transloading, storage and distribution services across the Southeast

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Americold’s Secret to Surviving Power Outages
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Americold’s Secret to Surviving Power Outages

#fwtv_JcPzGTAzAOs .fwtv-panel{border:1px solid #d0d0d0;padding:18px;border-radius:6px;line-height:1.6}#fwtv_JcPzGTAzAOs .fwtv-panel p{margin:0 0 12px}#fwtv_JcPzGTAzAOs .fwtv-note{font-style:italic;color:#666;margin-top:16px;padding-top:12px;border-top:1px solid #e0e0e0} Ever wondered how cold storage facilities protect vital goods during a major power outage? Brian Dunn, SVP of Facilities & Engineering and Head of Sustainability at Americold, reveals the incredible engineering and strategic planning that allows their warehouses to maintain sub-zero temperatures for up to a week. Discover how A

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