Nov 8, 2010

Willbros Group Q3 Profit Rises

(RTTNews) - Willbros Group Inc. (WG: News ) reported third quarter earnings from continuing operations of $36.0 million or $0.71 per share, compared to $1.68 million or $0.04 per share in the prior year quarter.
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Tony Hayward on BP oil crisis: 'I'd have done better with an acting degree'

Tony Hayward, the former chief executive of BP, has said that if he had a degree in acting from "Rada rather than a degree in geology I may have done better" in handling the fallout from the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster.
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Source: The Guardian
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Shell unloads a third of its Woodside Petroleum shares for $3.3 billion

ROYAL Dutch Shell stunned investment markets yesterday when it announced it was unloading a third of its long-cherished holding in Australia's major oil and gas company Woodside Petroleum and pocketing $3.31 billion.
The move to sell 10 per cent of Woodside, which Shell has twice tried to take over, will reduce its stake from 34 per cent to 24.27 per cent.
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Source: News AU
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Burleson Energy Limited Re-commence Heintschel Field Drilling

Sydney, Nov 9, 2010 (ABN Newswire) - Burleson Energy Limited (ASX:BUR) is pleased to advise that a rig has been contracted to drill two wells and is expected to be moved onto location on 18 November 2010, with the first well spudded shortly thereafter. This rig performed well in drilling the 3 Wilcox wells (Heintschel #1, Moeller #1 and Joann #1) earlier in the year.
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Source: ABN Newswire

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AWE hails Perth Basin results

Oil and gas producer AWE Ltd says a large potential resource has been identified at its Perth Basin shale gas play.
The company said analysis of one core result showed estimated gross gas in place of 13 to 20 trillion cubic feet.
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Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

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LNG project gets Qld govt approval

The Queensland government has granted conditional approval for a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) project that could reap $15 billion for the state in its first five years.
Australia Pacific LNG has been granted approval, subject to 600 conditions, to progressively develop a gas field between Injune and Millmerran over 30 years.
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Source: The Sydney Morning Herald
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Pirate human shields feared

PIRATES might be using human shields in escalating their war against shipping.
EU NAVFOR said today that pirates on the general cargo ship Izumi, which was seized on 10 October, were holding hostages aboard when they attacked the 2,570dwt ro-ro Petra 1 on 6 November.
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Source: Safety at Sea
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Korean yard bribery scandal unfolds

A couple of bribery scandals have rocked Korea’s shipbuilding industry.
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Source: Seatrade Asia Online
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Floating crane delivered

A delivery ceremony of a floating crane takes place on Shanghai's Changxing Island yesterday. Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industry Co delivered the floating crane, which has a maximum lifting capacity of 8,000 tons, to South Korea's Samsung Heavy Industries. Zhenhua has made significant progress in the manufacturing of large marine equipment.
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S.KOREA'S STX PAN OCEAN CLINCHES US$297MLN SHIPPING CONTRACT

Northrop Grumman christened the eighth submarine of the Virginia class, California (SSN 781), at the company's Shipbuilding sector in Newport News, Va. Mrs. Donna Willard, the ship's sponsor, performed the traditional honor of breaking a bottle of American sparkling wine across the submarine's hull. She is the wife of Adm. Robert F. Willard, the current Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command.
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Source: Trading Market
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Northrop Grumman Christens Virginia-Class Submarine

Northrop Grumman christened the eighth submarine of the Virginia class, California (SSN 781), at the company's Shipbuilding sector in Newport News, Va. Mrs. Donna Willard, the ship's sponsor, performed the traditional honor of breaking a bottle of American sparkling wine across the submarine's hull. She is the wife of Adm. Robert F. Willard, the current Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command.
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Source: Marine Link
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Stena’s latest superferry goes top by 6cm

Stena Line’s latest addition to its fleet of superferries was named Stena Britannica in a ceremony at Harwich last month performed by Mrs Susan Hammond, wife of Philip Hammond, the UK Secretary of State for Transport.
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Source: Maritime Journal
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Somali pirates extort record ransom

The owner, Samho Shipping, reportedly paid a ransom of more than $9 million -- the largest amount thus far extorted from a shipowner by Somali pirates.
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Source: MarineLog
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Boskalis clinches huge contracts in Africa

Dutch dredging and maritime infrastructure company Royal Boskalis Westminster has been awarded three contracts on the African subcontinent with a total value of approximately EUR100 million (US$140 million).
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Source: Baird Maritime
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Evergreen Marine in talks to buy 10-12 container ships

Taiwan's Evergreen Marine, which operates the world's fifth largest container fleet, is in talks to buy 10 to 12 container ships on top of 20 it ordered earlier this year, its chairman said on Monday.
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Source: Reuters
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Sailing across choppy freight markets

Shipping companiesare upbeat on medium- to long-term prospects and are going ahead with expansion plans.

Shipping companies may have seen marginal gains in net earnings during the second quarter this fiscal compared with the corresponding quarter last fiscal, but ship-owners remain worried over the continued volatility and dampness in global freight markets. Many owners think that freight rates, both in the tanker and dry bulk segments, will remain under pressure and that their earnings from shipping operations may not look up in the current quarter.
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Source: The Hindu Business Line
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Capesize market on the red on China's reduced iron ore imports, but hopes for a recovery still exist

Strong headwinds have once again plagued the dry bulk market, as the Baltic Dry Indexx began the week down by 0.52% to 2,482 points, with the only surviving segment being the Panamax one. Still, the BDI has now been falling for seven straight session. The dry bulk market edged down throughout the previous week, as demand for capesizes was little. But, the downward pressure was evident throughout the market, pushing rates down in all ship segments as well. The industry’s benchmark the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) ended the week with a 7 percent loss. According to the latest weekly report from N.Cotzias Shipping Group, Capes are toneless with China reducing the quantities of iron ore, while the charter market is exhibiting some definite signs of lack of prompt cargoes.
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Source: Hellenic Shipping News
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Cargotec signs order for MacGregor anchor-handling systems

Cargotec has secured Euros 10 million order from the Sinopacific Group in China for the supply of a further 16 shipsets of anchor-handling systems for Bourbon's newbuildings.
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Source: Offshore Shipping Online
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OOCL steps forward to support forwarders awards

Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has signed up to become the final category sponsor of the British International Freight Association's Freight Service Awards 2010.
The shipping line will sponsor the Project Forwarding category at the industry-leading annual awards ceremony, which is open to providers of project forwarding services or companies who have developed a special project in order to meet the requirements of the customer. This year, Allseas Global Logistics, Atlantic Pacific Global Logistics, F.H. Bertling and Global Logistics Management have been shortlisted for this category.
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Source: Heavy Lift
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Dockwise new ship to cater for cargoes of 100,000 tonnes

Subject to approval by a Special General Meeting of shareholders to authorise the proposed USD100 million rights issue to part-finance the investment, Dockwise Ltd has announced its intention to commission a newbuild vessel to serve the emerging demand for ocean transports of up to and above 100,000 tonnes.
The shipping company has been studying the feasibility of investing in a new semi-submersible monohull vessel, bigger than its current largest vessel, the Blue Marlin . This so-called ' Type 0 ' vessel, with capacity of more than 100,000 tonnes, and a decksize of 275 m x 70 m will be a first for the maritime transport industry and is expected to require a total investment of approximately USD200 million.
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Source: Heavy Lift
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Jack-up construction vessel ‘Nora’

Drydocks World (DW) recently launched a highly versatile, self-contained jack-up construction vessel at its Graha shipyard, formerly known as Labroy Shipyard Batam, in Indonesia.
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Jurong Shipyard Achieves Key Milestone with Singapore’s Largest Harsh-environment Ultra-deepwater Semi-submersible SeaDragon I

Jurong Shipyard, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Marine, has achieved a key milestone with the construction success of SeaDragon I, the largest ultra-deepwater semi-submersible drilling rig to be completed in Singapore.
SeaDragon I, the first of two identical Moss Maritime CS50 MK II design ultra-deepwater dynamic positioning (DP3) semi-submersible units ordered by SeaDragon and managed by Vantage, was christened in a ceremony in Jurong Shipyard on Friday, November 5, 2010 by Lady Sponsor Mrs Karen Dawson-Smith, wife of Mr Guy Dawson-Smith, Project Manager of SeaDragon Project.
One of the largest ultra-deepwater 6th generation semi-submersible rigs capable of working in harsh-environment conditions, SeaDragon I marks a landmark achievement for Jurong Shipyard being the yard’s first harsh-environment semi-submersible project and the first of its class to be built up from a six-column bare-deck hull. Designed for versatility and flexibility, the rig has the ability to drill 35,000 feet and operate in up to 10,000 feet water depth, with an accommodation capacity for 192 persons.
Following the naming, the rig will complete final commissioning and acceptance testing before its scheduled delivery in early 2011.
‘SeaDragon I’ ultra-deepwater dynamic positioning semi-submersible drilling rig
Mr George Sutherland, Technical Director of SeaDragon, said: “We are very pleased with the progress made to date and are looking forward to taking delivery of SeaDragon I early next year. Jurong Shipyard’s rig building capabilities and strong management expertise have played a vital role in the successful completion of this project and SeaDragon would like to congratulate everyone in the Jurong Shipyard team in the achievement of this significant milestone.”
Mr Paul Bragg, CEO and Chairman of Vantage Drilling, said: “I would like to thank Jurong Shipyard’s construction team for your outstanding work and cooperation. Your workmanship and professionalism are on display and you have distinguished yourselves as world-class builders.”
Mr Wong Weng Sun, President and Chief Executive Officer of Sembcorp Marine and Managing Director of Jurong Shipyard, said: “We would like to thank SeaDragon for their vote of confidence in selecting Jurong Shipyard to outfit their two new semi-submersible rigs. Jurong Shipyard is proud that this Moss Maritime design ultra-deepwater rig will provide another industry solution to oil and gas companies when it comes to rigs selection. When delivered, SeaDragon I will add to Vantage’s stable of high quality and modern rigs. We had previously completed and successfully delivered rigs of Friede & Goldman ExD and Bingo 9000 designs. We will continue to build competencies in this segment to prepare for future opportunities.”
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ABG Shipyard bags orders for two new rigs

Mumbai: India’s largest private sector shipbuilder ABG Shipyard has bagged a Rs20bn ($450m) order from Drilling & Offshore Pte Ltd for building two jack-up rigs capable of operating in water depths of 30,000ft. ABG's combined offshore and shipping orderbook now stands at over $3.25bn, with deliveries running through end-2014.
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Source: Seatrade Asia Online
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China is expected to help finance, with $5 billion shipping fund, the purchase of Chinese ships by Greek shipping companies

With details about the recent deal signed between the Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and his Chinese counterpart, Wen Jiabao about the setting up of a $5 billion shipping fund still scarce, Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide spoke with Mr. George Xiradakis, head of business consultants XRTC, who has an active role in the matter. China is expected to help finance the purchase of Chinese ships by Greek shipping companies with the creation of this fund, which according to Mr. Xiradakis it will be quite selective and biased towards more traditional and well-known names among the shipping industry’s members.
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Source: Balkans.com
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ABS breaks 170 million gt barrier

The ABS-classed fleet has broken through the 170 million gross tons threshold with the latest statistics showing the fleet as standing at 11,055 vessels aggregating 170.29 million gt representing an increase of more than 9 million gt to date in 2010.The ABS fleet has sustained consistent year-on-year growth for the last sixteen years and firmly positions the society as the third largest class society in terms of aggregate gross tonnage. The society believes it continues to be the largest society in terms of the number of vessels and offshore units in its class.[Read More]Source: Motorship
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FAIRSTAR HVY TRNSP : HEAVY TRANSPORT announces NOK 300 million unsecured Bond issue

Fairstar Heavy Transport NV (FAIR) has appointed ABG Sundal Collier ASA, Carnegie ASA, and DnB NOR Markets as joint-lead book runners to arrange an unsecured NOK Bond. The proceeds of the Bond will be used to finance the 50,000DWT semi-submersible vessel FINESSE.
Fairstar has entered into two contracts with Guangzhou Shipbuilding International (GSI) to construct two of these vessels at a purchase price of USD 101,888,000 per vessel. The FINESSE will be delivered to Fairstar in September of 2012. Fairstar also intends to use USD 13 million of the Bond proceeds to pre-pay a short-term facility with ABN AMRO Bank. The remaining proceeds will be for general corporate purposes. The particular details of the Bond will be released by the joint-lead book runners when the Bond is launched in the market this week.
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Petrobras Aims to Raise $40 Billion in Five Years

Nov. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Petroleo Brasileiro SA, Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer, plans to raise $40 billion in the next five years through bank loans and bond sales.
Petrobras also needs to refinance $38 billion in debt that is due through 2014, Chief Executive Officer Jose Sergio Gabrielli said today at an event in Sao Paulo. Petrobras expects oil prices to average $65 a barrel to $85 a barrel through 2015, helping to finance spending, Gabrielli said.
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Source: Bloomberg
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McDermott Profit Drops 82% On Charges

(RTTNews) - Engineering and construction firm McDermott International Inc. (MDR: News ) said Monday after the markets closed that its third quarter profit dropped 82% from last year, hurt mainly by non-cash impairment and related charges. However, the company's quarterly earnings per share, excluding items, came in above analysts' expectations. At the same time, the company said it received $1.2 billion in new bookings last month.
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Source: RTT News
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Ocean Power Technologies Expands Relationship with Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding

Ocean Power Technologies, Inc. ("OPT" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has expanded its relationship with Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. ("MES") with the signing of a new contract to develop OPT's PowerBuoy technology for its application in Japanese sea conditions.
Under this new contract, the two companies will work together to develop a new mooring system for OPT's PowerBuoy(R), customized for wave power stations off the coast of Japan. The new system will undergo testing at MES's wave tank facilities to verify the results of extensive computer modeling. OPT expects to receive 18 million yen (approximately $220,000) for its development efforts. Work under this agreement is expected to be performed over the next six months.
In October 2009, it was announced that OPT and a consortium (the "Consortium") of MES, Idemitsu Kosan Co., and Japan Wind Development Co. had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (the "MOU") for the development of wave energy in Japan. OPT and members of the Consortium have since worked with the Japanese government to increase recognition of wave power in Japanese energy policy. Further building on the MOU, OPT and MES intend to complete work on the mooring system and progress the identification of a project site for an in-ocean trial of the PowerBuoy system.
Charles F. Dunleavy, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, said: "We are very pleased to continue to build on our relationship with MES. This new agreement is consistent with OPT's global strategy to form alliances with strategic partners in key markets. We believe working with MES will facilitate the realization of the great potential of wave power as a concentrated and predictable source of renewable energy for Japan.
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PA RESOURCES : ' Board proposes delisting of the company's shares on Oslo Stock Exchange

PA Resources AB's Board gives notice of an Extraordinary General Meeting on 23 November 2010 to decide upon the approval of the Board's proposal to apply for delisting from the Oslo Stock Exchange. The reasons include the substantial decrease in trading in the company's shares on the Oslo Stock Exchange and the additional costs and extra work associated with being listed on two exchanges.
Source: 4-Traders

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Indo-US sign deals on clean energy technology

Clean energy technologies, disease detection and weather forecasting remained high on the agenda as India and the United States signed six memorandums of agreement (MoUs) on Monday.
More than half of India's electricity is generated from thermal power using coal and nuclear and hydro electricity still is much less in India's total output currently.
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Source: Daily News & Analysis
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Hungary MOL ends test of oil well in Iraqi Kurdistan

BUDAPEST Nov 8 (Reuters) - Hungarian oil and gas group MOL(MOLB.BU: Quote) said on Monday that it has finished the testing of its first well in the Akri-Bijeel Block in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, during which it found both oil and gas.
MOL, which conducts tests in the Iraqi block jointly with Gulf Keystone Petroleum, with MOL having an 80 percent share as operator, said the exploration of the block would enter the next phase which would also involve capex investment.
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U.S. sends first gas to NW Europe in 50 years

(Reuters) - The United States is set to supply gas to Britain for the first time in half a century, with a liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker expected to arrive from Louisiana in late November.
U.S. gas prices have fallen more than 30 percent since the beginning of the year, pressured by a surge in North American gas production which has also reduced U.S. LNG imports to minimal contracted volumes.
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Source: Reuters
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Dockwise new ship to cater for cargoes of 100,000 tonnes

The shipping company has been studying the feasibility of investing in a new semi-submersible monohull vessel, bigger than its current largest vessel, the Blue Marlin . This so-called ' Type 0 ' vessel, with capacity of more than 100,000 tonnes, and a decksize of 275 m x 70 m will be a first for the maritime transport industry and is expected to require a total investment of approximately USD200 million. 
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Source: Heavylift News
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Songa Offshore SE: October fleet update

Songa Venus achieved operating efficiency of 99% during the month, the rig completed its work and moved over to the third firm well for Shell Development (Australia).  The rig is scheduled to start 1st Optional well for MEO Australia during mid November..
Songa Mercur achieved operating efficiency of 100% during the month; the rig completed its one well contract for Gazflot outside Sakhalin Russia and is currently underway to China as part of Gazflot demobilization and is expected to commence its upcoming program with ENI China during mid November.
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Source: Reuters
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2 Americans among those kidnapped in raid on Nigerian oil rig

(CNN) -- At least two Americans, two Frenchmen and one Canadian were kidnapped early Monday by an armed group that raided an oil rig off the Nigerian coast.
Two crew members are in stable condition at a shore-based clinic, where they were airlifted after being wounded in the leg. The fate of the rest of those involved is not known.
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Source: CNN
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Saudi Aramco extends gas work bid deadline

State oil company Saudi Aramco has extended the deadline for companies to bid for offshore work at non-associated gas fields related to its Wasit programme by one month to December 7, industry sources said.
Wasit is Aramco's second project to develop gas fields that are not associated with oil production to meet rising domestic gas demand.
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Source: Trade Arabia
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Oil spill: BP 'did not sacrifice safety to save money'

An inquiry ordered by US President Barack Obama into the BP oil spill has given support to many of the company's own findings, challenging claims BP sacrificed safety to save money.
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Source: BBC
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Production starts from Gjoa field off Norway

HOUSTON, Nov. 8 -- Production started from Gjoa oil and gas field in Blocks 35/9 and 36/7 off Norway on Nov. 7. 
Statoil operated the project during the development phase and GDF Suez E&P Norge AS will assume operatorship during the production phase. 
The semisubmersible production unit on the field will also serve as a development hub for other discoveries in the area such as the Vega gas satellite, in Blocks 35/11 and 35/8, to come on stream soon (OGJ, Oct 4, 2010, p. 58). 
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Higher Gas Prices Lift Gazprom's Profit

MOSCOW—Russia's OAO Gazprom on Monday posted a 67% rise in first-half net profit, boosted by higher domestic prices, despite continued weak European demand. 
The world's largest producer of natural gas said net profit for the January-to-June period was 494.68 billion rubles ($16.08 billion), compared with 296.24 billion rubles during the same period a year earlier. Sales in the period increased 17% to 1.721 trillion rubles from 1.471 trillion rubles, helped by higher prices at home and increased sales volumes in Europe. 
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
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STX Plans IPOs for Cruise-Ship Builder, China Yard Amid Rebound

STX Group, the Korean shipbuilder that sold stock in an offshore-vessel unit last week, may hold initial public offerings for a Chinese yard and a cruise-ship maker as orders recover from the global recession.
“We want to be in the market when momentum is starting to build, not when the industry is at a peak,” Vice Chairman Lee Jong Chul said in an interview in Seoul. “That way, we can more easily show investors what improvements can be expected.”
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Source: Bloomberg
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GE Oil & Gas Wins $120 Million DSME Contracts for Brazil Deepwater Equipment

GE Oil & Gas' drilling and production business has been awarded two contracts totaling more than $120 million by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) of South Korea, a specialized shipbuilding and offshore contractor.
In a release, GE said that under the first contract, it will supply a blowout preventer (BOP) stack and controls system, to be installed on a Petroserv-owned drillship for oil and gas production activities offshore Brazil.
In addition, GE has been selected to supply two complete drilling packages to be installed on Odebrecht Oil & Gas owned drill-ships, each including a 10,000-foot riser system and BOP stacks and controls.
Sam Aquillano, vice president--drilling and production for GE Oil & Gas said: "We are delighted to have been selected by DSME to fulfill these important Petroserv and Odebrecht oil and gas equipment orders. The awards demonstrate our ability to meet DSME's state-of-the-art technology specifications and exceed high expectations regarding the delivery of large, complex equipment orders against compressed timeframes. We are geared up to execute these projects that strengthen our relationship with DSME."
GE Oil & Gas manufacturing plants in Houston, Texas, and Singapore will jointly manufacture the equipment for these orders, with deliveries scheduled between October 2010 and November 2011.
DSME builds various vessels, offshore platforms, drilling rigs, floating oil production units, submarines and destroyers. Petroserv S.A. is a Brazilian offshore service company, and Odebrecht Oil & Gas is a Brazilian business conglomerate in the field of drilling, oil production and services for the oil industry.
GE Oil & Gas is a company focused on technology equipment and services for all segments of the oil and gas industry, from drilling and production, LNG, pipelines and storage to industrial power generation, refining and petrochemicals. GE Oil & Gas employs more than 12,000 people worldwide and operates in over 100 countries.
GE is a diversified infrastructure, finance and media company. GE operates in more than 100 countries and employs about 300,000 people worldwide.
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Stratic Announces Closing of Plan of Arrangement with EnQuest PLC

CALGARY AND LONDON, Nov. 8, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) -- 
Stratic Energy Corporation (TSX Venture: 'SE', AIM: 'SE.') ("Stratic" or the "Company") announces closing of the previously announced plan of arrangement (the "Arrangement") with EnQuest PLC (LSE: ENQ and NASDAQ OMX Stockholm: ENQ) ("EnQuest") under the Business Corporations Act (Yukon), which was completed and became effective after close of markets on Friday, November 5 and resulted in EnQuest acquiring all of the issued and outstanding Stratic shares in exchange for ordinary shares of EnQuest on the basis of 0.089626 of an EnQuest share for each Stratic share. 
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Source: Stockhouse
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Gun, oil and phone groups set for Aim

A trio of companies, including a machine gun manufacturer, a mobile phone marketing company and an oil exploration company, is set to float on Aim in the coming weeks. 
Madagascar Oil, the oil explorer, is planning to raise $80m via an initial public offering for a drilling campaign in Madagascar. 
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Source: Financial Times
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