QUOTE(geragasketek @ May 19 2014, 06:01 PM)
KHL price really below market price..shiett do KHL make profit ?Oil & Gas Careers V6, Upstream and Downstream
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Jun 20 2014, 09:00 AM
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QUOTE(engrfeez @ Jun 20 2014, 01:10 AM) How come TTHE won this contract? They are not big player of FPSO even not have any drydocking to do conversion. They bought that half-cooked abandoned fpso @ dubai drydock worlds, direct talk with Petronas/JX Nippon...contract awarded..easyhttp://www.rigzone.com/news/oil_gas/a/1331...ect_Off_Sarawak Of course coversion taking place @ dubai drydock...lotsa contacts working on that project |
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Jun 20 2014, 03:10 PM
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QUOTE(engrfeez @ Jun 20 2014, 10:20 AM) Yes the vessel was in Dubai named Deep Producer. It is Dynamic Positioning vessel, it is abandoned ship. Not sure some equipment or packages still can used. The contract doesnt go thru competitive bidding. THHE CEO really got good talk2 heheBut what make me confuse, how TTHE got this project? At least the worst this project shall go to MMHE since they are local champions on FPSO Anyway on the bright sight maybe Petronas/JX Nippon are behind schedule and constrained the first oil milestone. So they go for direct sourcing and by not bringing MISC/MMHE also reduce some score in schedule risk U know...ruby..cendor....same old same old... |
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Aug 21 2014, 12:38 AM
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QUOTE(zephyrus9999 @ Sep 12 2014, 09:38 PM) my friend from technip said the same. so far 1-2 epcic job per year by PETRONAS..all epcic contranctor now downsizing and trying to bring in international job but its a really competitive market outside At the same time looks like Saipem, McDermott, and few others contractor that i know off is downsizing. All happen in south east asia region i believe.. so few big projects coming in manpower demand is low nowadays |
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QUOTE(InF.anime @ Jan 15 2015, 10:01 PM) The reason BP expects the oil price to stay in the range of $50 to $60 for some years is for reasons you have read about here - it is persuaded that the Saudis, Emiratis and Kuwaitis are determined to recapture market share from US shale gas. Saudis : ggwpThis means keeping the volume of oil production high enough such that the oil price remains low enough to wipe out the so-called froth from the shale industry - to bankrupt those high-cost frackers who have borrowed colossal sums to finance their investment. This does not simply require some US frackers to be bankrupted and put out of business, but also that enough banks and creditors are burned such that the supply of finance to the shale industry dries up. Only in that way could Saudi could be confident of reinvigorating its market power. Feasible? http://www.oilandgaspeople.com/news/1512/b...to-three-years/ US : put*ng ina |
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