NIMASA is to enforce strict compliance with the IMO sulphur cap.
A dredger is a tool. For hundreds of years, this tool has been used to shape and manipulate the interface between land and water in order to support a variety of human activities, including navigation, coastal protection, flood risk management, as well as residential, commercial, agricultural and hy
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African Petroleum (AP) is looking for an alternative arbitrator for its arbitration proceedings in Senegal after a potential conflict was identified for its previous nominee. The Senegalese government has not appointed an arbitrator either. To remind, AP registered a request for arbitration proceedi
The Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) has given Transnet National Ports Authority’s (TNPA) Port of Richards Bay, South Africa, the green light to construct its multi million-rand floating dock infrastructure. The new $96 million floating dock facility, which will be located at the port’s Sma
Out of 1,966 vessels scheduled for delivery in 2018, only 1,100 have hit the water so far this year.
It’s only a couple of weeks left till our Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure Conference – an event that will celebrate the launch of the CEDA-IADC’s Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure publication – kicks off in Amsterdam. In order to better introduce the event and the book to our readers,
Seismic specialist Polarcus has won a contract to carry out a 3D marine seismic acquisition project offshore Africa.
A Vitol-led consortium has agreed to acquire a Petrobras’ offshore fields in Nigeria for $1.407 billion. The consortium buying the stake is comprised of Vitol, Africa Oil, and Delonex.
Polarcus has received an award for a 3D marine seismic acquisition project in West Africa. The award comprises two surveys of approximately three months each, the company informed. The first survey is expected to begin in Q2 2019 and the second survey in Q4 2019. Polarcus did not reveal the name of
