Africa

New Suez Canal: 25 Pct of Digging Work Finished
Dredging

New Suez Canal: 25 Pct of Digging Work Finished

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El Sisi is closely following up the developments related to the New Suez Canal Project, said Head of the Suez Canal Authority Mohab Mamish. The project is moving in line with the scheduled timeline, he added during a celebration organized by the Arab Academy for Scienc

about 12 years ago
Utilizing the Full Potential of Dredging Works
Dredging

Utilizing the Full Potential of Dredging Works

Marine extraction sites alter the morphology of the seabed and in doing so offer unique opportunities to create a new environment in these locations, stated the article “Utilizing the Full Potential of Dredging Works: Ecologically Enriched Extraction Sites”, published in the September issue of Terra

about 12 years ago
Otto Energy to sell Galoc for $100M. Focuses on Tanzania
Fossil Energy

Otto Energy to sell Galoc for $100M. Focuses on Tanzania

Otto Energy Limited, the Australian exchange-listed oil company, has sold its stake in the Galoc field, in the Philippines, to Risco Energy Investments for $101.4 million.

about 12 years ago
Container Safety on IMO’s Agenda
Green Marine

Container Safety on IMO’s Agenda

Over one hundred issues, including container safety, were considered in the course of plenary sessions and working group meetings at the first session of the IMO Sub-Committee on Carriage of Cargoes and Containers (CCC) held at the Headquarters of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) betwee

about 12 years ago
Highlights of the Week – Readers’ Choice
Dredging

Highlights of the Week – Readers’ Choice

Water Enters New Suez Canal Suez Canal Authority Chairman Mohab Mamish announced yesterday that water has entered the New Suez Canal waterway from the northern and southern entrances of the Canal. He added that this is a historical moment for the country. Read More VIDEO: Dredging for Eko Atlantic

about 12 years ago
Most popular articles of the week, September 15 – 21, 2014
Fossil Energy

Most popular articles of the week, September 15 – 21, 2014

Death on FSO, Jobs slashed in Norway, Oil discovery in Angola, Scotland votes No, No crocs on choppers, NCS rig overcapacity, Exxon drilling halt in Russia, Qataris swoop for Keppel rig…

about 12 years ago
Malta Denies Entry to Ship amid Ebola Fears
Green Marine

Malta Denies Entry to Ship amid Ebola Fears

Bulk carrier MV/Western Copenhagen has been denied entry into Maltese territorial waters amid suspicion that one of the crew has been infected by the Ebola virus. The Hong Kong-flagged ship was en route from Guinea to Ukraine. However, as one of the crew, a Filipino national, had taken ill the capta

about 12 years ago
IMO Secretary-General Rules Out Reappointment
Green Marine

IMO Secretary-General Rules Out Reappointment

International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Secretary-General Koji Sekimizu has disclosed his decision not to seek reappointment at the fulfilment of the current term at the end of 2015. Secretary-General Sekimizu stated that reasons of personal nature led to the decision not to seek reappointment. “I

about 12 years ago
Petroceltic, Edison Awarded New Exploration Licence (Egypt)
Subsea

Petroceltic, Edison Awarded New Exploration Licence (Egypt)

Petroceltic International’s joint venture comprising Petroceltic and Edison International Spa (Edison) has secured the North Port Fouad Block, in the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company 2013 International Bid Round. North Port Fouad (Block 7), is located offshore the Nile Delta and lies to the nort

about 12 years ago
Battling for Supremacy in Shipping World
Shipbuilding

Battling for Supremacy in Shipping World

As the shipping industry progresses toward bigger and ever more complex ships we are seeing shipbuilding giants battling for supremacy in building a better, bigger and more advanced vessel. The slightest upgrades in size or efficiency can bring in enormous profits or slash operational costs on a glo

about 12 years ago
Polarcus in 3D seismic survey off West Africa
Fossil Energy

Polarcus in 3D seismic survey off West Africa

Marine seismic specialist Polarcus Limited has announced that the company has signed a Letter of Intent (“LOI”) with an undisclosed client for a 3D marine seismic acquisition project offshore West Africa. The project, subject to the execution of a service contract, will start in Q4 2014 and is expec

about 12 years ago
Polarcus Inks LoI for West Africa 3D Seismic Survey
Subsea

Polarcus Inks LoI for West Africa 3D Seismic Survey

Polarcus Limited announces that the Company has signed a Letter of Intent (“LOI”) with an undisclosed client for a 3D marine seismic acquisition project offshore West Africa. The project, subject to the execution of a service contract, will commence in Q4 2014 and is expected to run for approximatel

about 12 years ago