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Claims In Disputed Maritime Areas: Resolving International Disputes Arising From Activities Relating To Submarine Cables In Disputed Maritime Areas - Marine/ Shipping - Vimarsana News

Claims In Disputed Maritime Areas: Resolving International Disputes Arising From Activities Relating To Submarine Cables In Disputed Maritime Areas - Marine/ Shipping

There exist over 430 submarine cables in operation around the world that carry over more than 97 percent of transoceanic data between countries and continents.

Source: mondaq.com
Murupi Tiwi Islanders to fight Santos-led Barossa offshore drilling project in federal court - Vimarsana News

Murupi Tiwi Islanders to fight Santos-led Barossa offshore drilling project in federal court

Traditional owners from the Tiwi Islands have launched an 11th hour legal fight against a multi-billion dollar offshore gas project near Darwin.

Malaysian medium-term gas outlook remains bullish: Fitch - Vimarsana News

Malaysian medium-term gas outlook remains bullish: Fitch

The country's robust offshore projects pipeline and LNG exports sector are set to maintain the strong uptrend.

Exploration, production and Africa's frontier markets - Vimarsana News

Exploration, production and Africa's frontier markets

The African Energy Chamber spoke with Tim O’Hanlon, Senior Advisor for the Oslo-listed energy and power company, Panoro Energy, about the continent’s production challenges, the role exploration will play, and Africa’s significance as a frontier gas market.

Kuwait to lead MENA LNG demand [Gas in Transition] - Vimarsana News

Kuwait to lead MENA LNG demand [Gas in Transition]

LNG demand in MENA at country level has ebbed and flowed with rapidity, but Kuwait now seems certain to emerge as the region’s primary import market. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 9]