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Juvic Pagunsan got half of the job done after scoring another eight-under-par 64 on Saturday, June 25, and will just need a little more work to do for a big sweep of the awards on Sunday in the Southwoods Pro-Am Invitational at the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club in Carmona, Cavite. The 44-
EV Co-Driver's New And Enhanced Features Feb 23, 2021 at 9:45am ET ++ Sign in with Apple/Google to EV Co-Driver. EV Co-Driver ver. 2.3.0 supports sign-in with Apple ID or Google ID, helping you sign in to EV Co-Driver immediately without the sign-up process typing your name, e-mail and new password. Please note you can still use the EV Co-Driver’s sign-up process and you can’t link your Apple/Google ID to your existing EV Co-Driver account. In case that Apple sign-in used, you have the option to select “Share My Email” or “Hide My Email...
Keppel’s Exit Of Rig Business May Have Bigger Implications For Singapore’s Offshore And Marine Sector On Jan 28, the world’s largest rig-builder, Singapore-based Keppel Corporation surprised industry players and observers when it announced exiting away from its rig business to pivot to clean energy. As a result of a long-awaited strategic review, Keppel’s chief executive Loh Chin Hua revealed in the group’s results briefing on Jan 28 that the group will transform its offshore and marine (O&M) unit into “a nimble, asset-light and people-light Operating Company (Op Co)”. However, ...
Commentary: Keppel’s exit of rig business may have bigger implications for Singapore's offshore and marine sector Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: Keppel’s exit of rig business may have bigger implications for Singapore's offshore and marine sector Advertisement Commentary Commentary Commentary: Keppel’s exit of rig business may have bigger implications for Singapore's offshore and marine sector The world’s largest rig-builder’s decision shouldn’t come as a surprise though, says Davi...
Keppel Corporation announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Keppel Offshore & Marine will exit the offshore rig building business. Keppel Corporation announced Thursday that its wholly owned subsidiary Keppel Offshore & Marine will exit the offshore rig building business. The development, which will occur after the company completes existing rigs under construction, is being undertaken amid the global energy transition and major disruptions facing the oil industry, Keppel Corporation noted. As part of the transformation, Keppel Offshore & Marine’s business will be restructured into three ...