
DEME Group is currently building two split barges, Bengel and Deugniet, with a large capacity of 3,500m³ designed specifically for working together with their larger cutter suction dredgers and in particular the mighty Spartacus, the most powerful cutter suction dredger ever built. The barges are mu

EPS has been linked to an order for up to four 50,000 dwt MR product tankers.

Busan Prosecutors to appeal to a higher court regarding the sinking ore carrier MV. Stellar Daisy.

Global Cloud Xchange (GCX) subsea cables FALCON between Muscat and Suez, and FEA between Mumbai and Suez, are back in business following cuts offshore Port Suez in the Red Sea. GCX mobilized a cable ship through its partner in the Middle East, E-Marine to support with the repairs. The repairs of FAL

Shell halts cargo loadings at Prelude FLNG The Hague-based LNG giant Shell has reportedly suspended cargo loadings from its Prelude FLNG facility located 475 km North-East of Broome in Western Australia. Petronas’ second FLNG unit heads out to Rotan gas field Petronas’ second floating LNG unit, the

Dredging Today brings you an overview of the most popular stories from the past week (February 17-23, 2020). PHOTO: DEME’s Breydel Busy in Italy DEME Group is currently carrying out several dredging projects in Southern European ports. Exceptional Year for GLDD Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporat

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The outbreak of the coronavirus comes at one of the worst time for the shipping industry.

IMO urges member states to undertake measures to prevent unnecessary delays of ships.

A former consultant connected to Singapore’s offshore rig builder Sembcorp Marine has been convicted of corruption and money laundering in a case related to a drilling rig construction contract with Brazil’s drilling contractor Sete Brasil.