10000 results found for 'Decommissioning'

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  • France: Dunkirk LNG in another first

    20 July 2016
    Vessels

    France’s fourth LNG import terminal in the port of Dunkirk (Dunkerque) celebrated another milestone after recently receiving its first commissioning cargo.

  • FERC grants Cove Point LNG’s commercial ops

    6 March 2018
    Ports & Logistics

    The United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has granted approval to Dominion Energy to start commercial operations at its Cove Point LNG export terminal in Maryland. 

  • Stena, Hyundai Glovis to Set Up Short-Sea Car Carrier JV

    16 January 2019
    Business & Finance

    Swedish Stena Rederi and Germany’s Glovis Europe to establish a European car carrier joint venture.

  • Settlement on Cowbone Marsh Dredging Reached (USA)

    27 November 2012

    The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission must pay $1.28 million in restoration costs in a settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency over the illegal dredging of Cowbone Marsh in Glades County, reports news-press.com. This agreement is part of a $3.4 million settlement of 17 wetlands cases in six states across the federal agency’s Southeastern […]

  • QCLNG still not fully operational

    1 April 2015

    BG Group’s Queensland Curtis LNG facility is not yet fully operational according to a company unit QGC.

  • QCLNG still not fully operational

    1 April 2015

    BG Group’s Queensland Curtis LNG facility is not yet fully operational according to a company unit QGC.

  • Cheniere ships US LNG to Europe

    20 April 2016
    Vessels

    Cheniere’s Sabine Pass LNG export terminal in Louisiana has shipped its sixth commissioning cargo to Europe. As reported by LNG World News, the sixth cargo is being carried onboard Teekay’s first MEGI-powered LNG carrier, Creole Spirit. The 174,000 cbm capacity Creole Spirit left the Sabine Pass liquefaction and export facility on April 15. The vessel will […]

  • Baltic Pipe launches, full start-up expected one month earlier

    27 September 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy

    Polish gas transmission system operator (TSO) GAZ-SYSTEM and its Danish partner Energinet have held the opening ceremony for the Baltic Pipe project at the gas compressor station in Goleniów. Energinet recently announced that the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline can be put into full operation from the end of November, more than one month ahead of […]

  • Amec Foster Wheeler to work on Glen Lyon FPSO for BP

    16 December 2015
    Business & Finance

    Amec Foster Wheeler has been awarded three contracts by BP to provide services to the Glen Lyon Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel as part of the Quad 204 Project, located 175 km west of the Shetland Isles, UK. The FPSO recently started sea trials as it began its journey towards the west of Shetland. The FPSO […]

  • Belgium: 2020 Renewable Energy Targets at Risk

    27 March 2013
    Authorities & Government

    The European Commission today opened the debate on EU energy and climate policy after 2020 – offering the energy industry the prospect of the long-term clarity and stability needed for large, long-term investments. The European Commission’s Green Paper on a “2030 framework for climate and energy policies” published today in Brussels presents 2030 targets as […]

  • Chevron likely to ship first Gorgon LNG in 2016

    4 August 2015

    Oil and gas giant Chevron will likely miss its year-end target to ship the first LNG cargo from its USD 54 billion Gorgon project on Barrow Island in Western Australia. “The schedule is dependent on managing commissioning and start-up risks including equipment malfunctions, possible labor and weather disruptions, as well as other unforeseen issues,” Jay Johnson, […]

  • Chevron likely to ship first Gorgon LNG in 2016

    4 August 2015

    Oil and gas giant Chevron will likely miss its year-end target to ship the first LNG cargo from its USD 54 billion Gorgon project on Barrow Island in Western Australia. “The schedule is dependent on managing commissioning and start-up risks including equipment malfunctions, possible labor and weather disruptions, as well as other unforeseen issues,” Jay Johnson, […]

  • Dredging International, Van Oord Praised by MUA

    1 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) today slammed the anti-union intentions of an Australian royal commission into trade unions. ITF affiliate the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) appeared on Monday at the Conservative government’s royal commission into trade union governance and corruption. Paddy Crumlin, MUA national secretary and president of the ITF, confirmed that while […]

  • Lukoil Selects Contractors for Construction of Offshore Platform

    20 September 2013

    LUKOIL has summed up the results of its bidding procedure for contractors to run construction projects as part of the second stage at Vladimir Filanovsky field in the Caspian Sea. OAO Globalstroy-Engineering will be responsible for the development of engineering documentation, purchase of equipment and materials, construction and commissioning and the start-up of ice-resistant stationary […]

  • Chinese Shipyards to Deliver First of Twelve VLCCs to NITC

    13 April 2012

    In May, the first of the 12 commissioned supertankers is supposed to be delivered to Iranian oil shipping operator NITC from two Chinese shipyards. From the total of 12, seven of the very large crude carriers (VLCCs) are expected to be delivered by the end of the year. Another four are supposed to be commissioned […]

  • CNPC President Visits Taian LNG Project Site, China

    5 December 2013

    CNPC President Liao Yongyuan visited Taian LNG Project, which was executed by HQC via EPC contract. Liao Yongyuan visited the control center, compressor station, and LNG tank farm at the project site. HQC Senior Executive Vice President Song Shaoguang delivered a report on the progress of the project, technical issues and preparation for the commissioning. […]

  • Dominion’s Cove Point LNG starts production

    1 February 2018
    Ports & Logistics

    Dominion Energy said Wednesday it begun producing liquefied natural gas at its Cove Point terminal in Maryland, the second US facility to produce LNG from shale gas. “All major equipment has been operated and is being commissioned as expected following a comprehensive round of testing and quality assurance activities,” the company said in a statement. […]

  • China: MPI Discovery Undocks in COSCO Nantong Shipyard

    22 September 2011
    Business & Finance

      On July 24, the second wind turbine installation vessel was successfully undocked in COSCO Nantong Shipyard. Whilst the vessel was in dock, the yard completed the installation of six pile legs and the lifting cylinder, the installation and commissioning of hydraulic piping systems andthe load testing of its six generators. COSCO Nantong Shipyard continues […]

  • Polite Laboyrie as the Next CEDA President

    4 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Board of CEDA announced today that Polite Laboyrie, Witteveen+Bos, the Netherlands, has been elected as the next CEDA President. Mr Laboyrie will  succeed the current President, Anders Jensen, DHI, Denmark, in November 2015. Mr Laboyrie is known to many CEDA members as the current Chair of the CEDA Environment Commission and he will continue to […]

  • Germany: DolWin1 Project Back on Schedule

    28 May 2013
    Storage

    Despite delays in converter platform launch, ABB will see DolWin1 wind power connection completed on schedule. Thomas Schmidt, a spokesman at Zurich-based ABB said for Blumberg that he expects the link to be ready for commissioning by the end of the year. Last year, ABB was charged USD 50 million for delays on the DolWin1 […]

  • Larger flame part of Bechtel’s QCLNG start-up activity

    9 December 2014

    Bechtel informs that the larger flame from the QCLNG flare tower is part of the routine commissioning and start-up activity.

  • German push against Russian shadow fleet begins with tanker insurance checks

    3 July 2025
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Rules & Regulation, Safety, Vessels

    In a new enforcement effort that started on July 1, German authorities have begun stopping tankers passing through the country’s waters to check whether they carry valid insurance for oil spill damage. According to the German Federal Foreign Office, the measure is one of a range of initiatives spearheaded by the European Union (EU) to […]

  • Winners of €1 billion European Hydrogen Bank auction revealed, with three maritime projects on the list

    21 May 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Project & Tenders

    The European Commission (EC) has selected the winners of the second European Hydrogen Bank (EHB), which will receive nearly €1 billion in funding to produce renewable hydrogen, including producers with off-takers in the maritime sector.

  • Lundin closing in on Edvard Grieg start-up

    4 November 2015
    Project & Tenders

    Lundin Petroleum, an oil and gas exploration and production company, is planning to start production from Edvard Grieg field, in the Central North Sea, in November 2015.  Lundin is the operator of the field located in licence PL338, south of the Grane and Balder fields and 180 kilometres west of Stavanger. The Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) Norway […]

  • Kriegers Flak CGS launch delayed again

    3 July 2020
    Business Developments & Projects

    The launch of Kriegers Flak Combined Grid Solution (CGS) has again been delayed, now until the end of September. The final steps of the commissioning procedures for the overall CGS system are confronted with ongoing movement restrictions for the Swedish team members due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Energinet. “50Hertz and Energinet are monitoring […]