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  • HD KSOE commissions GTT for tank design of six LNG-fueled containerships

    3 July 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders, Technology, Vessels

    French technological containment specialist Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has secured a contract from South Korean shipbuilding giant HD KSOE to design cryogenic tanks for six new LNG-fueled containerships ordered by shipowner Capital.

  • Port of Antwerp-Bruges commissions Europe’s first fully electric tugboat

    19 May 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Vessels

    Belgium’s Port of Antwerp-Bruges has launched the Volta 1, also known as Europe’s first fully electric tugboat.

  • China: Damen’s Environmental Cutter Suction Dredger Type ECSD450 Commissioned

    23 July 2012

    In Chongqing, China, a Damen Environmental Cutter Suction Dredger, type ECSD450 was commissioned. The dredger was built for Changjiang Chongqing Waterway Engineering Bureau for maintenance dredging on the Changjiang River. The standard dredger was customized to adapt to local circumstances. The dredger, called “Huan Bao 1 Hao”, will be stationed at Chongqing, China’s largest city. […]

  • USA: Commission Members Applaud Passage of Port of Davisville Dredging Bond

    22 March 2012

    Rep. Deborah Ruggiero, who co-chaired a joint commission studying the potential of development at Rhode Island’s ports, and Rep. Laurence Ehrhardt, who served on the commission and whose district encompasses the Port of Davisville, applauded passage yesterday by the House Committee on Finance of a revenue bond for maintenance dredging around the piers of the […]

  • Dialogue with EU Commission – Key Topic of Safety Forum in Brussels (Belgium)

    2 November 2012
    Business & Finance

    Summary of meetings with key players in the EU Commission and the Norwegian delegation for the EU on 20 September was one of the topics at the Safety Forum’s meeting in Brussels on 21 September. In addition, mutual information and updates were provided as regards on-going issues, and the Safety Forum’s role in relation to […]

  • Agreement Signed for Commissioning of Didon Submarine Cable Linking Tunisia to Europe

    20 May 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Tunisiana and Orange Tunisia announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Interoute, the owner operator of Europe’s largest next generation network, for the commissioning of a submarine cable, called Didon, connecting the city of Kélibia, Tunisia to Interoute’s pan European fiber optic network, via its landing station in Mazara del Vallo, Siciliy, Italy. Didon, […]

  • US FERC gives nod for Cove Point LNG commissioning activities

    6 September 2017

    The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved a request by Dominion Energy to perform certain commissioning activities at its Cove Point LNG export facility near Lusby, Maryland. Dominion Energy has been granted by FERC to introduce feed gas and perform related commissioning activities for the pre-treatment and liquefaction areas and for equipment related to ship loading, including […]

  • UK: SSE’s Commissioned Offshore Wind Farm Capacity Increases to 256MW

    27 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    SSE is hosting an event for analysts and investors today (Wednesday 27 June) and tomorrow in Glasgow and at Clyde wind farm to present its approach to managing its large capital projects.  SSE will set out the way it works to ensure that such projects are governed, developed, approved and executed in an effective manner.  SSE […]

  • India: Planning Commission to Set Up a Body for Uniform Gas Price

    29 November 2010

    In an effort to make prices uniform for consumers, the Oil Ministry has asked Planning Commission to set up a committee to suggest a mechani… (business-standard) [mappress] Source: business-standard, November 29, 2010;

  • Pioneer tanker-to-FPSO conversion at Indonesian shipyard enters commissioning phase

    30 July 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production

    PaxOcean has confirmed the inroads made in repurposing a tanker into an FPSO, which will lend a helping hand in ramping up oil and gas production off the coast of Indonesia.

  • Vertical lay-up machine commissioned at TKF’s new cable factory

    13 May 2024
    Business Developments & Projects

    The new cable factory Twentsche Kabelfabriek (TKF) built in Eemshaven is preparing for full operation as the company completed a type test run in March, producing a three power core-type test cable, and with the vertical lay-up machine (VLM) delivered by PASSER now commissioned and undergoing final tweaks. “Our scope of work at TKF’s new […]

  • Boskalis expands range of 2023-commissioned vessel with new fallpipe (Photos)

    8 May 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Dutch offshore services provider Boskalis has outfitted its new subsea rock installation vessel with a new inclined fallpipe with the aim of expanding its range. Following its first rock installation project in Australia earlier this year, the Seapiper subsea rock installation vessel was outfitted with a brand new inclined fallpipe in Singapore. Designed by the […]

  • Dabhol LNG terminal (India) commissioning waits for completion of dredging works

    29 November 2009
    Project & Tenders

    New Delhi: The government on Thursday said the 5 million tonnes (mt) per year liquefied natural gas terminal at Dabhol has achieved mechanical completion and is likely to be commissioned in the fourth quarter… Source: DNA, November 27, 2009;

  • USA: Joint Legislative Commission Issues Final Report on Port Study

    15 February 2012

    Finishing nearly three years of study on the potential economic opportunities associated with Rhode Island’s ports, a Joint Legislative Commission reported today that development of port infrastructure and growth of maritime industries can result in 1,000 new jobs, $70 million in personal income, $127 million in business revenue and $8.1 million in state and local […]

  • DEME commissions subsea drill for Saint-Nazaire OWF’s XL-monopiles

    2 October 2020
    Equipment, Infrastructure

    A tailormade subsea drill that will be used to install XL-monopile foundations at the Saint-Nazaire offshore wind farm has been commissioned after passing Factory Acceptance Tests on 30 September. The drill, jointly designed by DEME Offshore and Herrenknecht, will be deployed at the French offshore wind farm site from the Innovation installation vessel. “Never seen […]

  • Report: Japan’s trade commission starts LNG destination clauses inquiry

    16 November 2016

    The Japanese Fair Trade Commission has reportedly launched a formal investigation into the destination clauses within the LNG supply contracts signed by the country’s LNG importers.

  • India: Petronet commissions regasification facilities at expanded Dahej LNG terminal

    15 August 2016

    India’s largest importer of liquefied natural gas, Petronet LNG, said that the newly built regasification facilities under the Dahej LNG terminal’s expansion project have been commissioned and are under stabilization.

  • US FERC green lights commissioning of Freeport LNG Train 1

    29 August 2018
    Ports & Logistics

    The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has approved commissioning of the first liquefaction unit at the Freeport LNG export project currently under construction in Texas. According to a FERC filing issued on Monday, Freeport LNG Development, FLNG Liquefaction, FLNG Liquefaction 2 and FLNG Liquefaction 3 have been granted the approval to commission the first […]

  • UPDATE: FSRU Independence arrives at Klaipeda, commissioning cargo expected soon

    27 October 2014
    Vessels

    Höegh LNG’s 170,000 cbm FSRU “Independence” has today arrived offshore the coast of Lithuania.

  • The European Commission Adopts Revised Rules for Assessing State Aid 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 […]

  • European Commission Seeks Comments on Future Regime for Liner Shipping Consortia

    28 September 2018

    The EC is seeking views on Consortia Block Exemption Regulation.

  • USA: Senator Pipkin Against Two Public Service Commission Nominees

    8 March 2012

    Senator E.J. Pipkin has been unsuccessful in his attempt before the Senate to reject two Public Service Commission nominees who lobbied for Gov. Martin O’Malley’s offshore wind proposals last year, reports Marylend Reporter. “I don’t believe these two nominees can be objective enough to protect ratepayers,” Pipkin told the Senate. “They were the governor’s two […]

  • USA: Senator Pipkin Against Two Public Service Commission Nominees

    8 March 2012

    Senator E.J. Pipkin has been unsuccessful in his attempt before the Senate to reject two Public Service Commission nominees who lobbied for Gov. Martin O’Malley’s offshore wind proposals last year, reports Marylend Reporter. “I don’t believe these two nominees can be objective enough to protect ratepayers,” Pipkin told the Senate. “They were the governor’s two […]

  • EU Commission Takes UK, Ireland to Court Over Gas Pipes

    26 January 2012

    The European Commission said today that Ireland and the United Kingdom are not fully in line with EU gas market rules and has decided to refer these countries to the Court of Justice of the European Union. “The maximum interconnection capacity is not offered in the UK and Ireland as the pipeline connecting Northern Ireland […]

  • EU Commission Opens Proceedings against Container Liner Shipping Companies

    22 November 2013

    The European Commission has opened formal antitrust proceedings against several container liner shipping companies to investigate whether they engaged in concerted practices, in breach of EU antitrust rules. Container liner shipping is the transport of containers by ship at a fixed time schedule on a specific route between a range of ports at one end […]