Major Air Strikes Hit Caracas and Other Regions
Early Hours (around 02:00 local time) International and Political Response Immediate Aftermath — Reactions and Claims
Coast Guard Is Building a New Generation of Polar Ships
The United States is moving faster to secure its interests in the Arctic. Melting ice, rising commercial traffic, and growing geopolitical pressure
Inside the Oil Sanctions Architecture for Chevron and Venezuela
Venezuela’s oil sector works under a sanctions system built to restrict revenue, limit foreign control, and pressure political outcomes. This framework combines
Petronas Signs Major LNG Supply Deal With China’s CNOOC
Petronas has taken another decisive step in strengthening Asia’s energy security by signing a long-term LNG supply agreement with China’s CNOOC. The
DEME secures two marine works contracts in Italy and Spain
DEME closed 2025 with a strong Mediterranean statement: two fresh marine works awards that target real coastal and environmental pressure points. One
Mississippi River Cruises and the New Era of U.S. Inland Travel
Mississippi river cruises are no longer a niche product aimed at a narrow audience. They have become one of the fastest-growing segments
What Liberian-flagged vessels must know about Russian Sanctions
Marine Advisory 42/2025, issued on 10 December 2025, puts Russia-related sanctions back into sharp focus for the global shipping community. The advisory
DOF lands Atlantic wins and a North America award
On December 22, 2025, DOF Group ASA shared a compact but meaningful update: several new project awards in the Atlantic region, plus
TechnipFMC lands two late-2025 subsea awards
If you follow offshore projects, you know the real story often starts after the big investment decision. Money gets approved, yes, but
Offshore Decommissioning Installations Charging
On 16 December 2025, the UK government (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero) published a consultation on draft Offshore Oil and
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