Maritime

The environmental operation seeks to contain more than 2,500 gallons of diesel spilled after the sinking.

The current work seeks to guarantee the continuity of these operations while other phases of the modernization plan are being executed.

The new vessels are specifically designed to operate in shallow waters of the Caspian Sea, where traditional drafts are not feasible.

More than one million nautical miles traveled and more than 700 scientific expeditions completed.

Most of the chemicals used by the ships will be sourced locally, strengthening the domestic energy supply chain.

This pipeline represents a strategic step towards consolidating Panama as a regional energy hub, expanding its role in global trade and strengthening its infrastructure to face the challenges of the future.

The Brae Alpha platform produced more than 600 million barrels of oil equivalent since 1983.

Floating LNG technology operating without docks enables new import and export routes in areas without coastal infrastructure.

The company has been operating in Africa since the 1970s and currently serves more than 30 African countries, with seven weekly services and a network connecting more than 40 ports.