10000 results found for 'Decommissioning'

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  • Commission to OK Norwalk Harbor Dredging Funds

    7 January 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    State Senator Bob Duff (D-Norwalk) announced Monday that the State Bond Commission is set to approve critical funding for the Wall Street Place mixed-use development when it meets this Friday in Hartford. In September, Sen. Duff joined Governor Dannel P. Malloy and Norwalk Mayor Harry Rilling for the start of construction at the site, which […]

  • Van Oord: “Titan” and “Astrachan” Commissioned (The Netherlands)

    28 March 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Yesterday, Van Oord held a ceremony commissioning crane vessel Titan and accommodation pontoon Astrachan. The honours were done by Mrs E. (Lily) de Wit – wife of Area Director F. (Freek) de Wit – and Mrs M. (Michele) Kamsteeg, wife of Area Manager M.C. (Ries) Kamsteeg. The order to build Titan and Astrachan was awarded […]

  • Goa Shipyard Set for INS Sumedha’s Commissioning

    4 March 2014

    The largest offshore patrol ship indigenously designed and built by Goa Shipyard Ltd (GSL) for the Indian Navy, named INS ‘Sumedha’ will be formally commissioned on 7th March 2014 at GSL. The ship on commissioning will join Eastern Naval Command at Vizag, the sword arm of Indian Navy. INS ‘Sumedha’ is the third of the […]

  • The Netherlands: Van Oord Commissions Two Vessels

    28 March 2013

    On 27 March 2013, Van Oord held a ceremony commissioning crane vessel Titan and accommodation pontoon Astrachan. The honours were done by Mrs E. (Lily) de Wit – wife of Area Director F. (Freek) de Wit – and Mrs M. (Michele) Kamsteeg, wife of Area Manager M.C. (Ries) Kamsteeg. The order to build Titan and […]

  • Construction and Commissioning of FORTE Progresses on Schedule (China)

    2 March 2012

    At the moment, the construction and commissioning of the FORTE is progressing on schedule. All four main engines were successfully started up prior to the slowdown that is always a feature of the time just before Chinese New Year festivities. The load test on the auxiliary generator set has been completed, the steam boiler has […]

  • Two Former Royal Navy Minehunters Commissioned

    16 July 2013

    Following an extensive Thales UK-led refurbishment and reactivation programme, the Lithuanian Navy has formally accepted and commissioned two former Royal Navy minehunters into its fleet. In a ceremony at the Klaipeda naval base, LNS Skalvis and LNS Kuršis were commissioned into the fleet. Former Royal Navy Hunt-class ships Dulverton and Cottesmore, the two warships are […]

  • Oceaneering Commission Construction of Subsea Support Vessel

    2 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    Oceaneering International, Inc. announced yesterday it has commissioned the construction of a subsea support vessel from BAE Systems. Expected delivery of this vessel is by the end of the first quarter of 2016. This vessel will be U.S. flagged and documented with a coastwise endorsement by the U.S. Coast Guard. It will have an overall […]

  • Elogen picked for European Commission’s Hydrogen IPCEI

    19 July 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy

    French tech company for PEM electrolysis Elogen said that its project has been selected by the European Commission as part of the Hydrogen IPCEI (Important Project of Common European Interest).

  • European Commission Adopts New Framework for Shipbuilding

    7 December 2011

    The European Commission has adopted revised rules for assessing state aid for shipbuilding to take account of the more specialised nature of today’s shipbuilding industry. The new framework, in particular, prolongs and streamlines the rules on aid for innovation in shipbuilding, which are unique in EU state aid law, and extends the scope of these […]

  • Long Beach Commission Mulls MSC’s Offer

    22 December 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners held a meeting yesterday to consider Mediterranean Shipping Company’s (MSC) proposal to take over a majority stake in a long-term lease to operate the largest container terminal in the Californian port. The port of Long Beach said that, if approved, the deal could bring in business to replace the cargo […]

  • Ocean Harvesting commissions InfinityWEC test rig

    19 November 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Equipment, Innovation, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development, Technology

    Swedish wave energy developer Ocean Harvesting Technologies has commissioned a Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) test rig to validate the InfinityWEC’s power take-off (PTO) with instant force control capabilities.

  • Armada Kraken FPSO Starts Offshore Commissioning

    31 October 2016
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    The floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel for the Kraken development has completed its shore-based commissioning activities at the quayside in Singapore and has also completed the vessel’s inclination testing programme. The FPSO, named Armada Kraken, has left the yard and is now sailing to deep water anchorage, to undertake commissioning work on the […]

  • STQ commissions LNG-powered F.-A.-Gauthier

    14 July 2015
    Vessels

    The NM F.-A.-Gauthier, the first ferry to run on liquefied natural gas in North America, built in Italy at the Fincantieri shipyard was officially commissioned.

  • STQ commissions LNG-powered F.-A.-Gauthier

    14 July 2015
    Vessels

    The NM F.-A.-Gauthier, the first ferry to run on liquefied natural gas in North America, built in Italy at the Fincantieri shipyard was officially commissioned.

  • RenewableUK Comments on New Report Commissioned by WWF

    10 September 2014

    RenewableUK has commented on new report titled “The Economics of Climate Change Policy in the UK”, which was commissioned by WWF and written by Cambridge Econometrics in collaboration with Professor Paul Ekins of University College London. The report shows that meeting the first four carbon budgets recommended by the Committee on Climate Change, requiring a cut […]

  • Aqueos Commissions Build of SPLASH™ Vessel

    20 March 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Aqueos Corporation announces that they have commissioned the build of SPLASH™ (Special Purpose Liveboat and Survey Hull) vessel to specifically address safety concerns with traditional methods of Liveboating. SPLASH™ is a purpose built, 75’, catamaran hull incorporating proprietary technology with water jet propulsion, integrated specialty dive equipment including; built-in diver control and survey station, temperature controlled deck decompression chamber module, NITROX […]

  • European Commission kick-starts work on EU ports and industrial maritime strategies

    2 July 2025
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy

    In a long-awaited move, the European Commission has started preparations for an EU Ports Strategy and EU Industrial Maritime Strategy and is inviting stakeholders to participate in the process.

  • Inshore Patrol Vessel ICGS Rajveer Commissioned

    13 August 2013

    ICGS Rajveer, seventh in a series of eight Inshore Patrol Vessels (IPVs) designed and built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers (GRSE), Kolkota was commissioned, on Aug 10th, at Visakhapatnam by Shri RK Mathur, Defence Secretary, in the presence of Vice Admiral Anurag G Thapliyal, AVSM, Director General Indian Coast Guard, Inspector General SP Sharma, PTM, […]

  • Type 45 Destroyer HMS Duncan Commissioned

    27 September 2013

    HMS Duncan – the sixth and last of the Royal Navy’s new-generation Type 45 destroyers – has been formally commissioned into the fleet on September 26th 2013. Hundreds of guests including families of the 190 ship’s company attended a colourful ‘Christening’ ceremony at Portsmouth Naval Base to mark the ship’s transition into front-line service. Principal […]

  • European Commission Clamps Down on Spain, Italy

    29 September 2014

    The European Commission is taking action against Spain before the Court of Justice of the European Union, because 20 Spanish ports have yet to adopt and implement the port security plan, the Commission said. Spain has failed to transpose the Directive 2005/65/EC on enhancing port security which “aims to guarantee uniformly high levels of security in […]

  • Commission looks to boost short-sea-shipping

    14 July 2006

    Short Sea Shipping involves the maritime transport of freight, within Europe and with Europe

  • European Commission to Launch Environmental Impact Study

    10 May 2013
    Environment

    Marine renewable energy has enormous potential, however, due care should be taken that possible environmental impacts are brought to a minimum to address public and other stakeholders’ concerns for such projects. To be able to propose technical mitigation measures, a clear understanding is needed of the likely environmental impacts of noise (during both installation and […]

  • European Commission backs Croatian LNG project

    22 July 2014

    Amidst the Ukraine-Russia conflict that brought uncertainty to Europe’s gas supplies, the European Commission has reportedly decided to back the Croatian LNG project on the island of Krk. Economy Minister of Croatia, Ivan Vrdoljak said in an interview with Hina that he expects the government to include the LNG project on the list of its strategic […]

  • European Commission Funds Seabed Mining Project

    2 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    The European Commission is helping to take seabed mining to the next level by funding a four-year project entitled: “Breakthrough Solutions for Mineral Extraction and Processing in Extreme Environments – Blue Mining”. The overall aims of this project are to develop new cost-effective solutions for environmentally friendly mining and processing in difficult conditions and extreme […]

  • European Commission to Reboot EU’s Energy Policy

    25 February 2015
    Research & Development

    The EU must continue to support and develop renewable energy technologies of strategic importance such as ocean energy if it is serious about creating a long-lasting industrial base for the Energy Union, according to Ocean Energy Europe CEO, Rémi Gruet.  The European Commission published its strategy to reboot the EU’s energy policy. The Energy Union Package clearly identifies […]