Greenpeace protestor risked being ‘dragged under’ Shell Penguins FPSO
A Greenpeace activist risked being “dragged under” the Shell (LON: SHEL) Penguins FPSO when they fell in the water during a protest this year, a legal document has revealed.
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Fluor pays out millions over ‘improper accounting’ on Shell Penguins FPSO
The SEC highlighted problems with the subcontractor bid, which was handling fabrication of the Shell Penguins FPSO.
‘Scotland for sale’: Concern as overseas yards eye ScotWind projects
Concern has been raised over whether Scotland will truly reap the benefits of the huge ScotWind offshore wind auction, as overseas yards like Lamprell eye work.
Two hours, two fans sees LNG Canada tank roof raised
LNG Canada has raised the roof at its LNG storage tank, which will be one of the largest in the world.
ADNOC signs $1billion deals with Wood, Worley, Fluor and more
ADNOC has signed $1billion worth of engineering deals with eight companies including Wood, Flour and Worley, as part of its production boost drive.
New Fortress pulls trigger on floating LNG plan
New Fortress Energy has taken a final investment decision (FID) on its Fast LNG plan.
Chrysaor awards Fluor’s Stork North Sea asset integrity contract extension
Chrysaor has extended a contract with Stork, a Fluor company, for asset integrity services in the UK North Sea by two years.
Fluor rethinks risks, sets out Stork sale plans
Fluor plans to sell off its Stork asset within the next 12-18 months, the company said, while also moving the unit’s results into discontinued operations in the first quarter of this year.
Fluor to sell off Stork
Fluor has set out plans to shake up its business segments – and sell off its maintenance provider Stork.
LNG Canada plans return after COVID-19 outbreak
Staffing levels are increasing at LNG Canada following a COVID-19 outbreak in November and December.
Fluor’s contract wins drop in third quarter
Fluor has reported revenue of $3.8 billion for the third quarter of the year, with earnings of $19 million.
Sasol starts up last piece of Lake Charles
Sasol’s low-density polyethylene (LDPE) unit in Louisiana has reached beneficial operation, the last part of the Lake Charles Chemicals Project (LCCP) to start up.
Sasol’s former CEO Constable to take top spot at Fluor
David Constable, the former head of Sasol, will become Fluor’s CEO as of January 1, 2021.
Seagreen snub for BiFab leaves both governments with serious questions to answer
The failure to bring even a fraction of the Seagreen windfarm contracts to Scottish yards is a scandal on several levels and politicians should unite to insist on a forensic inquiry into how it happened – yet again.
Shell cuts, Dolphyn hydrogen and feeling tender with Fluor
This week’s Energy Voice Out Loud, in association with International School Aberdeen, kicks off with news of Shell cutting their global workforce by up to 9,000.
Fluor to leave lump-sum work
Fluor has reported a restating of previous results and a decision not to participate in competitively bid lump-sum projects.
‘Disappointment has turned to anger’ – BiFab overlooked for Seagreen wind farm
All of the turbine jackets for Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm will be fabricated thousands of miles from the North Sea despite a Government-supported bid by Fife’s BiFab.
Fluor turns up the steam at Al-Zour
Fluor’s joint venture in Kuwait has started up two boilers at the new Al-Zour refinery.
BGS Online: Revolutionary approach in the event industry
Extraordinary times call for extraordinary solutions. In response to the travel constraints in Europe, BGS Group, the organizer of PRC Europe 2020, has announced the launch of a new virtual platform - BGS online.
Further blow for BiFab as Chinese firms to fulfil multi-million Seagreen jackets contract
Troubled Scottish manufacturing firm Burntisland Fabrication (BiFab) is facing renewed survival woes as two Chinese firms look set to fulfil the lion’s share of a multi-million pound North Sea wind farm contract.
Exxon pushes back Rovuma LNG decision, again
ExxonMobil’s decision to slash capital expenditure this year by 30% has pushed back a final investment decision (FID) on the Rovuma LNG project, in Mozambique.
Fluor posts £574 million loss in third quarter amid company overhaul
Dallas engineering, procurement and engineering company Fluor posted a nearly three-quarter billion dollar loss during the third quarter amid a company-wide overhaul.
Rovuma LNG FID pushed back
The Rovuma LNG project has taken another step ahead but a final investment decision (FID) is now expected in early 2020.
Fluor to sell off $1bn of assets and refocus on energy projects
Irving engineering, procurement and construction Fluor plans to sell off $1 billion in assets as the company refocuses on energy sector projects.
SSE snaps up stake in offshore wind developer for £118m
Energy firm SSE will buy Fluor's 50% share in Seagreen Wind Energy, a developer of offshore wind projects in the Firth of Forth.