US Wants Other Nations to Block Potential China Tariff Work-Around

U.S. President Donald Trump administration plans to use ongoing tariff negotiations to pressure U.S. trading partners to limit their dealings with China, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday citing people with

Venture Global LNG Starts Commercial Operations at Calcasieu Pass Plant

Venture Global LNG has begun commercial operations at its Calcasieu Pass plant in Louisiana, ending a more than a three-year commissioning process at the plant, the company said on Tuesday.Venture Global will

Exxon Consortium to Begin Installation of Floating Oil Facility in Guyana

A consortium led by U.S. Exxon Mobil is about to begin the installation of its fourth floating oil production facility in Guyana, the South American country's maritime regulator said in a notice on Tuesday.The

DataMondial Launches AI-Driven Service for Processing Ocean Freight Rates

DataMondial, a player in the world of data and document processing, announced the launch of its latest service: an AI-powered robotization system for processing ocean freight rates. This new service is designed

Digitalization in Maritime: A Series of Small Steps Equal One Giant Leap

The maritime and energy industries are at a crossroads. Driven by regulation to decarbonize, the industries cumulatively search for new and emerging technologies to meet increasingly strict emission guidelines. As Cristian Corotto,

Brazil: First Dismantling of Oil Vessel Running a Year Late

A dispute between state-run oil company Petrobras and steelmaker Gerdau will delay the first dismantling of an oil production vessel in Brazil by at least a year, people familiar with the matter

Bulgaria, Shell Sign Contract for Black Sea Gas and Oil Exploration

Shell signed a contract with Bulgaria's government on Tuesday (April 15) giving the oil and gas multinational major rights to explore for oil and gas in the Black Sea."With this contract, we

Swedish Probe Finds No Conclusive Evidence of Deliberate Cable Damage By Chinese Ship

A Swedish probe found no conclusive evidence to suggest that a Chinese ship had deliberately dragged its anchor to damage two Baltic Sea cables, Sweden's Accident Investigation Authority said on Tuesday, though a

US Joins Annual Joint Military Drills in the Philippines Amidst South China Sea Tensions

The United States is deploying around 9,000 troops to the Philippines for this year's joint military exercises, as the allies strengthen ties amid tensions with China over its activities in the South China Sea