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  • Australia: Alstom to Supply Gas-Insulated Substation for Wheatstone Project

    15 February 2013
    Project & Tenders

    Alstom Grid Australia has been awarded a contract worth approximately $25 million from Bechtel to supply a 132 kV gas-insulated substation (GIS) for the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project in Western Australia. The contract began in June 2012 and is due for completion in late 2015. Alstom’s scope of work includes design, manufacturing, factory testing, supply, installation, […]

  • OEE on Brexit: No current implications for EU funds to UK companies

    6 July 2016
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) has obtained assurances from the European Commission that all existing contracts to award Commission funds and all financing contracts with the European Investment Bank for companies and organisations in the UK are still valid and binding.

  • Nigeria: Government Wants to Speed-Up Dredging on Lower Niger River

    20 August 2010

    The federal government is determined to fast-track the completion of the dredging of the lower Niger River, the resuscitation of the Ajaokuta Steel Company, as well as the resuscitation of the National Iron Ore Mining Company, in Itakpe, Goodluck Jonathan said yesterday. Speaking while delivering an address at the official commissioning of some key projects […]

  • US Shippers: Port Congestion-Driven Fees Are Unfair

    15 April 2015
    Business & Finance

    U.S. importers and exporters claim that the demurrage and detention practices of marine terminal operators (MTOs) and vessel-operating common carriers (VOCCs) at the nation’s ports are unfair. According to the US Federal Maritime Commission’s (FMC) latest report certain shippers paid over USD 100,000 in demurrage charges  last year, as compared to paying approximately USD 10,000 for the previous year. The Commission […]

  • EU approves Saudi Aramco and Hyundai Heavy joint venture

    8 November 2019
    Business & Finance

    The European Commission has approved the creation of a joint venture between subsidiaries of oil giant Saudi Aramco and South Korean rig and shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries.

  • Technip, NPCC Land $1.69 Bln EPC Work for Umm Lulu Field (UAE)

    29 August 2013

    Technip, in a consortium led by National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC), has been awarded by Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (ADMA-OPCO) the contract for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) work of Umm Lulu Full Field Development project – Package 2 (Process Facilities). The contract, with an approximate value of US dollars 1.69 billion (Technip […]

  • CMA CGM Compromising to Get EU’s Nod on NOL Takeover

    11 April 2016
    Business & Finance

    French liner giant CMA CGM submitted on Thursday a filing to the European Commission that is said to contain concessions expected to ensure the antitrust approval of its USD 2.4 billion takeover of Singaporean counterpart Neptune Orient Lines, data on the European Commission website shows. Under the proposal, the French company is expected to withdraw NOL’s APL from competing shipping alliances, Reuters […]

  • Technip, NPCC Win Umm Lulu Field Development Contract

    29 August 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Technip, in a consortium led by National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC), has been awarded by Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (ADMA-OPCO) the contract for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) work of Umm Lulu Full Field Development project – Package 2 (Process Facilities). The contract, with an approximate value of US dollars 1.69 billion (Technip […]

  • Construction Starts on Narec’s Wind Turbine Drive Train Testing Facility (UK)

    16 February 2012

    Piling has started on the site of a new £35m wind turbine drive train testing facility at Narec in Northumberland. 292 piles will be drilled to 19m deep, ranging from 450mm diameter to 900mm diameter. When commissioned in summer 2013, the 15MW capacity test facility will be the most advanced of its type in the […]

  • Cheniere’s Sabine Pass requests FERC to place Train 1 into service

    2 May 2016

    Cheniere’s unit, Sabine Pass has on Friday submitted a request with the U.S. FERC to place the first liquefaction train at the Lousiana export facility into service. Houston-based Cheniere started exporting LNG from the Sabine Pass facility, the first of its kind to ship U.S. shale gas overseas, in February. Since then, the company shipped seven […]

  • Balticconnector Compressor Station Building Passes Inspection

    10 July 2019
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The commissioning inspection of the buildings at the Balticconnector project’s Inkoo compressor station has established that the buildings were ready for use. The buildings were inspected by Inkoo municipality’s building inspector and Länsi-Uusimaa Rescue Department’s inspector. “The completion of the buildings on time enables the start of the testing and commissioning of the compressors station’s […]

  • Commonwealth LNG tags Mammoet for transport job

    18 October 2018

    Houston-based Commonwealth LNG awarded Mammoet USA South, a heavy lifting and transport technology specialist, a consulting services job for the export terminal located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.

  • Gazprom upgrades Bubnovskaya CS

    30 December 2014

    Gazprom has commissioned the overhauled Bubnovskaya compressor station.

  • NKT All Done at Walney Extension

    4 September 2018
    Storage

    NKT has commissioned the high-voltage cable system on the 659MW Walney Extension offshore wind farm in the Irish Sea.

  • Petronet: Kochi Terminal Gets Second LNG Cargo (India)

    18 November 2013
    Vessels

    India’s largest LNG importer Petronet LNG, said it has received its 2nd cargo at the company’s recently commissioned Kochi import terminal. The cargo has been supplied from RasGas of Qatar onboard the 138.000 cbm Fuwairit and the LNG tanker arrived at the Kochi terminal on November 15. Petronet LNG, which owns and operates a 10 […]

  • EU still awaiting Polish restructuring plans on shipyard subsidies

    4 September 2006

    The European Commission said Monday it was still awaiting details from Poland on government subsidies for shipyards after warning Warsaw that failure to reply could force the EU to demand the troubled yards repay the funds. Poland missed an Aug. 31 deadline to provide more information to prove that the aid was legal and had […]

  • Floating LiDAR needed for Hesselø offshore wind site in Denmark

    6 July 2020
    Project & Tenders

    Danish transmission system operator Energinet has issued a call for tenders for LiDAR measurements at the Hesselø offshore wind project area in Kattegatt, 30 kilometres north of the coast of the island of Seeland (Zealand). The tender call states that a floating LiDAR buoy will be deployed at the project site for twelve months to […]

  • OLEC Meeting Next Week

    17 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Ohio Lake Erie Commission will hold its next quarterly meeting Wednesday, June 22, 2016, from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Ohio State University Stone Laboratory, Put-in-Bay.  The meeting discussion will focus on strategic planning for the Commission, continuing progress with the Lake Erie Protection and Restoration Strategy and roll-out of the Western Lake […]

  • Ørsted hires Taylor Hopkinson for German offshore wind couple

    30 March 2021
    Human Capital

    Ørsted has awarded Taylor Hopkinson with a framework agreement to supply contract personnel for its Gode Wind 3 and Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore wind projects in Germany. Under the deal, Taylor Hopkinson will provide personnel across a broad range of roles within the allocated lots, from construction, engineering and O&M to project management and commissioning. […]

  • GTT responds to Korean FTC inquiry rumors

    28 January 2016

    France’s GTT, an engineering company specialized in LNG containment systems, responded to media reports on the possible investigation of its contracts with South Korean shipbuilders.

  • Q-Max LNG Carrier ‘UMM SLAL’ Delivers First Cargo to Singapore

    2 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    Qatargas has delivered its first ever cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Singapore. The cargo was delivered on board the Q-Max LNG carrier “UMM SLAL” to Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd’s (SLNG) first LNG receiving terminal at Jurong Island. Khalid Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Qatargas Chief Executive Officer said: “Qatari LNG continues to have a […]

  • EU States Urged to Step Up Harmonization of Reporting for Vessels

    26 June 2014

    The European Commission has called EU Member States to step up efforts for  simplification and harmonisation of the current reporting procedures for vessels to become reality. Namely, the EC has adopted the report on the functioning of the reporting formalities directive (Directive 2010/65). The Directive aims to ensure that by June 2015 vessels entering or […]

  • UK Govt Clearing Path for April CfD Allocation Round

    14 March 2017
    Authorities & Government

    The UK Government is set to open the second Contracts for Difference (CfD) Allocation Round on 3 April, when it will make a total of GBP 290 million available for renewable energy projects, including offshore wind.

  • Ireland: Sinn Fein Foyle MLA Calls for Clarity Over Ownership of River Foyle Seabed

    12 March 2012

    Sinn Féin Foyle MLA Raymond McCartney has written to the British Secretary of State Owen Paterson and the Port and Harbour Commission to ascertain ownership of the seabed of the River Foyle . His call comes following continuing wrangling over ownership of the seabed of the River Foyle and the legal and financial implications that […]

  • USA: Port of Houston Authority Appoints New Interim Executive Director

    6 February 2012

    The Port Commission of The Port of Houston Authority appointed Leonard D. Waterworth as the Interim Executive Director of the Port Authority at a special meeting last week. The Commission also approved a professional services contract with Boyden World Corporation to identify candidates for employment as Executive Director. In his introduction, Port Commission Chairman James […]