Ezion's Marine Supply Base in NW Australia Operational End-2013

Singapore-listed Ezion Holdings announced Friday that its marine supply base in North Western Australia will be operational by the end of this year, with basic load out and lay down services to be made available.

The company said in a disclosure that several oil and gas services companies have expressed their interest in using the supply base's facilities.

The supply base is built on a plot of land leased by Ezion, from North West Australia, in July 2010. The sea front land, located in close proximity to oil and gas projects in Northwest Australia, Papua New Guinea and Timor-Leste, is leased to Ezion for an initial period of five years, with a 30-year extension option at monthly rental rates.Ezion noted in 2010 that it has plans to develop marine bases in other areas, based on a similar concept.

Quintella has reported on the upstream and downstream oil and petrochemicals markets from 2004. Email Quintella at quintella.koh@rigzone.com.

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BP Names New Safety, Operational Risk EVP

BP announced Tuesday it has named Bob Fryar as executive vice-president for Safety and Operational Risk (S&OR), reporting directly to Bob Dudley, group chief executive.

Fryar, who is currently executive vice president for production in BP’s upstream business will take up his new position from Feb. 15.

The appointment follows the decision of Mark Bly, who has headed BP’s safety functions since March 2008, to retire from BP in the summer.

"Mark has played a key role in advancing BP’s safety agenda, ensuring that we are heading towards industry-leading safety performance and processes, and helping to drive safe, reliable and compliant operations across BP’s operating businesses.

"I thank him wholeheartedly for his tremendous efforts,” said Dudley. “And Bob Fryar’s deep technical expertise, profound knowledge of our operations and commitment to our values will serve him well in his new role on my executive team."

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BP Names New Safety, Operational Risk EVP

BP announced Tuesday it has named Bob Fryar as executive vice-president for Safety and Operational Risk (S&OR), reporting directly to Bob Dudley, group chief executive.

Fryar, who is currently executive vice president for production in BP’s upstream business will take up his new position from Feb. 15.

The appointment follows the decision of Mark Bly, who has headed BP’s safety functions since March 2008, to retire from BP in the summer.

"Mark has played a key role in advancing BP’s safety agenda, ensuring that we are heading towards industry-leading safety performance and processes, and helping to drive safe, reliable and compliant operations across BP’s operating businesses.

"I thank him wholeheartedly for his tremendous efforts,” said Dudley. “And Bob Fryar’s deep technical expertise, profound knowledge of our operations and commitment to our values will serve him well in his new role on my executive team."

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BP Names New Safety, Operational Risk EVP

BP announced Tuesday it has named Bob Fryar as executive vice-president for Safety and Operational Risk (S&OR), reporting directly to Bob Dudley, group chief executive.

Fryar, who is currently executive vice president for production in BP’s upstream business will take up his new position from Feb. 15.

The appointment follows the decision of Mark Bly, who has headed BP’s safety functions since March 2008, to retire from BP in the summer.

"Mark has played a key role in advancing BP’s safety agenda, ensuring that we are heading towards industry-leading safety performance and processes, and helping to drive safe, reliable and compliant operations across BP’s operating businesses.

"I thank him wholeheartedly for his tremendous efforts,” said Dudley. “And Bob Fryar’s deep technical expertise, profound knowledge of our operations and commitment to our values will serve him well in his new role on my executive team."

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