Stay Connected

More Oil Tanker News

Tankers attacked off Oman, Eritrea

Aug 22, 2011

Oil tankers continue to be the target of choice for pirates in Middle Eastern waters, with mass attacks now taking place in the Red Sea.

Watching The World: China scolds Khartoum

Aug 22, 2011

South Sudan—now slightly more than a month old—already is having problems over oil with North Sudan.

Rebels claim control of Zawiyah refinery in Libya

Aug 19, 2011

Libyan rebels said they took control of the 120,000 b/d oil refinery in the western town of Zawiyah even as additional supplies of imported oil products are now reaching other rebel-held areas of the country.

Water-injection testing improves terminal operations

Aug 1, 2011

Research at Iran's Khark crude terminal shows the water-injection proving test to be the best evaluation method for determining the accuracy of crude and condensate sampling systems and suggests its inclusion in site-acceptance testing

MULTIPRODUCT OPERATIONS—1: Discrete-event simulation guides pipeline logistics

Aug 1, 2011

PTTEP unit confirms plans for floating LNG scheme

Jul 15, 2011

PTTEP Australasia confirmed last week plans to station a floating LNG vessel in the Timor Sea to develop its gas assets.

Valero unit acquires Kentucky terminals

Jun 29, 2011

Valero Terminaling & Distribution Co. acquired product terminals in Louisville and Lexington, Ky., from Chevron USA Inc.

Argentina opens second LNG import terminal

Jun 16, 2011

Argentina opened its second LNG import terminal June 16.

Libya: Rebels aim to restart oil production

Jun 9, 2011

Forces opposed to the rule of Libya’s leader Moammar Gadhafi said they hope to restart oil production from the war-torn North African nation in an effort to increase revenues.

Bahamian terminal awards tank contract

Jun 2, 2011

Bahamas Oil Refining Co. International Ltd. (Borco), Freeport, Bahamas, has awarded a $40 million storage tank contract to CB&I, Houston.

Watching The World: Terrorists still monitor tankers

May 30, 2011 It should come as no surprise to the oil and gas industry that Osama bin Laden, erstwhile head of the al-Qaeda terrorist network, believed in targeting oil tankers.

Irked by sanctions, Chavez threatens to curb oil sales to US

May 25, 2011

Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez, irked by new sanctions imposed by Washington on state-owned Petroleos de Venezuela SA, said the firm may not be able to guarantee all future shipments of oil to the US.

Velocity Midstream begins building Eagle Ford oil line

May 19, 2011

Velocity Midstream Partners LLC has begun building the 12-in. OD Gardendale Pipeline, which will transport light crude and condensate through Webb, Dimmit, and La Salle counties, to Velocity's Gardendale Hub and Terminal near Gardendale, Tex.

UK's Cameron calls for tighter sanctions on Libya

May 9, 2011 UK Prime Minister David Cameron, following reports that the Libyan government has been illicitly importing gasoline from Italy, called for tightening sanctions on oil and products against the North African country.

UK's Cameron calls for tighter sanctions on Libya

May 3, 2011

UK Prime Minister David Cameron, following reports that the Libyan government has been illicitly importing gasoline from Italy, called for tightening sanctions on oil and products against the North African country.

Wika Sponsored Editorial Brief

Oil & Gas Conferences

  • List View
Event Title Date Type

Oil Sands and Heavy Oil Technologies

July 23, 2013

AIPN Internation Conference

October 21, 2013

Deep Offshore Technology International

October 22, 2013

PetroWorld India

October 24, 2013

Deepwater Operations Conference & Exhibition

November 05, 2013