Gemany’s Salzgitter Mannesmann International has won the contract to supply linepipe for the 105-km section offshore section of Trans Adriatic gas pipeline to deliver Caspian gas to Europe.
The company will supply submerged arc welding longitudinal (SAWL) 36-in- sections as well as buckle arrestors, coating and anodes. This contract award makes up more than 71,000 metric tons of offshore line pipe.
“With this appointment TAP has now awarded all onshore and offshore line-pipe contracts. The manufacturing process for these key project elements has already begun, which is in line with our project schedule,” said TAP managing director Ian Bradshaw.
The offshore section across the Adriatic Sea will connect Albania and southern Italy.
Pétrolia Inc. (TSX VENTURE:PEA) announces changes to its management team following Alexandre Gagnon's notice to the Board of Directors that he is resigning as CEO and member of the Board.
The Company would first like to acknowledge the enduring legacy of Alexandre Gagnon. During his term, he played an important role in the negotiation and signature of the agreement that led to the creation of Hydrocarbons Anticosti LP as well as in the acquisition of an authorization certificate for hydraulic fracturing activities on Anticosti and the completion of the Haldimand N°. 4 drilling (without any incident, on-time and within budget). He also played an active part in the financing of the Bourque project, the commencement of the work on the same site, as well as in the financing of the Company's exploration activities. A mandate he performed extremely well in a very demanding context.
'I wish to thank Alexandre for his commitment, his dedication, his discipline and the breadth of his talent' stated the Executive Chairman of the Board, Mr. Myron Tétreault. Even though the waters were often treacherous, he has shown a capable hand in keeping us on course with our corporate objectives and preserving the reputation of the Company. Even though we are saddened by his departure, we wish him all the best in his future endeavours'.
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In the context of the divestiture process of its specialty chemicals affiliate, Atotech, a global manufacturer of high technology plating solutions, Total has selected the offer from The Carlyle Group. In the framework of this transaction, Total will receive $3.2 billion.Carlyle is a global alternative asset manager that is well positioned in Asia, Europe and the United States through its significant range of investments, and is one of the most experienced private equity investors in the global chemicals industry. With its deep understanding of Atotech’s businesses, Carlyle is well positioned to create meaningful value for Atotech as it continues to grow and develop its operations, customer base and talented workforce.Atotech, which is very active in Asia, is the worldwide leader in its high tech segment, with a business model focused on innovation and customer relationships.
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Aker Solutions has secured two five-year framework agreements for potential future deliveries of subsea production systems and lifecycle services at BP-operated oil and gas fields globally.
The first five-year contract covers engineering, procurement and construction of subsea production systems for new and maturing developments worldwide. The companies also agreed on a five-year servicing agreement, coinciding with the first contract, for any equipment delivered under the first contract and to support previously installed subsea hardware. The contracts allow Aker Solutions to bid for work as one of four preferred suppliers for BP's development portfolio across the world. Both contracts started in August 2016.
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FAR同CNOOC UK Limited签订为期两年的智能计量解决方案（AMI）合同，以在买入油气许可的评估、竞标、谈判和合营资产管理方面合作。双方将同塞内加尔及冈比亚政府及人民建设长期战略伙伴关系。该合同使FAR投资多元化，并成为MSGB盆地主要的运营商之一。该盆地吸引了大量石油公司的注意力。CNOOC UK Limited是中海油（CNOOC）的分公司。FAR总裁Cath Norman表示：“双方合作将提高FAR采购战略位置区域新资产的能力。”双方互补的技术将促进塞内加尔及冈比亚的开发工作。
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Rival leaders of Libya’s National Oil Corp. reached an agreement to unify the state company under a single management, a step that could help end the conflict over who can control the divided country’s crude exports and revenue.
Mustafa Sanalla, the head of the NOC in Tripoli in the west of the country, will become chairman of the unified company, which will be based in Benghazi in the east, according to a statement on the NOC website. Sanalla’s eastern Libya counterpart, Nagi Elmagrabi, will join the NOC board. The agreement was reached Saturday in Ankara, Elmagrabi said in a telephone interview from the Turkish capital.
Libya, with Africa’s largest proven crude reserves, split into separately governed regions in 2014, leading to the establishment of rival NOC administrations. Libyan factions are currently working to set up a Government of National Accord. In the five years since the ouster of the country’s longtime ruler, Moammar Al Qaddafi, Libya’s oil installations have been attacked and its crude output has slumped.
“We made a strategic choice to put our divisions behind us and to unify and integrate NOC,” Sanalla said in the statement. “This agreement will send a very strong signal to the Libyan people and to the international community that the Presidency Council is able to deliver consensus and reconciliation. I’m sure it will now build on this success to bring unity and stability to other government institutions.”
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