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  • First steel cut for Petronas’ second FLNG unit – PFLNG2

    16 June 2015
    Infrastructure

    Malaysian oil company Petronas achieved another milestone with the official steel cutting of its second floating liquefied natural gas facility, the PETRONAS Floating LNG2 (PFLNG2) in a ceremony held on June 11, 2015 at the Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) Shipyard in Geoje Island, South Korea. The PETRONAS delegation was headed by Senior Vice President & […]

  • Wood Group PSN Wins Golden Eagle Contract (UK)

    17 January 2013

    Wood Group PSN (WGPSN) has secured a US$50 million contract with Nexen Petroleum UK Limited to carry out the hook-up and commissioning of the Golden Eagle Area Development (GEAD) project in the UK North Sea. The Golden Eagle field will be developed using two platforms – a wellhead platform and a production, utility and living […]

  • CEER: current LNG infrastructure in Europe sufficient

    16 May 2016

    In its response to the European Commission’s LNG strategy, the Council of European Energy Regulators argues that current LNG infrastructure is sufficient to satisfy demand in most regions across Europe.

  • SgurrEnergy Backs Borkum West II Development

    6 August 2014

    Phase one of the Borkum West II offshore wind farm, a 200MW development in the German North Sea, completed construction, with lender’s technical advisor support from SgurrEnergy. The last of the 40 wind turbines, located approximately 45km north of the island of Borkum, was successfully installed during June 2014 and the project will now move […]

  • Nord Stream to Shut Pipeline on April 15 (Russia)

    13 April 2012

      Nord Stream is entering an intensive period during which its engineers and partners will take key steps towards completing the integrated twin pipeline system capable of transporting up to 55 billion cubic metres (bcm) of Russian gas a year to Europe through the Baltic Sea, for at least 50 years: control systems will be […]

  • Trawlers face further quota cuts

    27 November 2007

    The European Commission is proposing further cuts in fishing catches to help protect stocks. The EU executive has suggested there should be a 25% cut in cod catches for most EU waters, although the northern North Sea will have an 11% increase.

  • Shanghai

    25 January 2006

    The four major shipbuilding bases in Shanghai manufactured 71 ships in 2005 with a total value of RMB 17.14 billion, up 15.4% year-on-year, according to Shanghai Economic Commission, citing sources from Shanghai Shipbuilding Industry Co.

  • Ceremony to rededicate navy ship

    27 January 2006

    The warship HMS Cornwall has been rededicated in the county on Saturday after a comprehensive refit. The ceremony took place at County Wharf in Falmouth, the same place she was commissioned in 1988 by the ship’s sponsor, Diana Princess of Wales.

  • Belgium: Waaslandhaven to Get New Lock

    16 September 2011

    The Antwerp Port Authority has commissioned the Joint Venture, comprising Jan De Nul NV (1/3), CEI-De Meyer and Betonac (both part of the… [mappress] Source: Jan De Nul; September 16, 2011

  • Thai rights body opposes firm’s sand dredging proposal

    16 November 2009

    The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has opposed a proposal from a firm which wants to dredge sand from the Takua Pa river basin in Phangnga and ship it to Singapore… Source: Bangkok Post, November 15, 2009;

  • Study Finds Southern California Harbors Not Prepared for Rising Sea Level to Come

    24 December 2009
    Research & Development

    SACRAMENTO — The effects of global warming will be felt worldwide, scientists say — and Southern California harbors will be hit especially hard by rising seas, according to a published report by the California State Lands Commission… Source:thelog,December 22, 2009; [mappress]

  • 115 metre explorer Luna launched

    19 October 2009

    Earlier this week the Bremerhaven based Lloydwerft launched the 115 metre explorer Luna. Luna is commissioned by a well known yachtsman, who owns several other large yachts, and apparently she is jointly built by the Lloydwerft and Stahlbau Nord.

  • Panel hints it may save shipyard

    20 July 2005

    WASHINGTON — The Base Realignment and Closure Commission yesterday vowed to reconsider the closing of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, as commissioners expressed alarm that New England would suffer disproportionately in the Pentagon’s plan to shutter or downsize dozens of bases across the country.

  • SMIT acquires Adsteam Liverpool towage operation

    22 February 2007

    Smit Internationale NV today agreed with Adsteam to acquire Adsteam’s port of Liverpool towage operations. This agreement is a result from the requirement of the English Competition Commission as set out in its decision on the acquisition of Adsteam Marine Ltd by SvitzerWijsmuller.

  • EU Parliament backs plans to make ships pay for pollution

    16 September 2020
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    The European Parliament voted on Tuesday to include greenhouse gas emissions from the maritime sector into the EU’s emissions trading scheme from January 1, 2022. MEPs backed a -40% greenhouse gas efficiency target for shipping companies, to be reached gradually by 2030, as part of the revision of the EU’s monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) […]

  • Bill to Allocate USD 3 Million for Passaic River Dredging (USA)

    18 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    Working to prevent the flooding that has repeatedly caused so much costly damage to communities in the Passaic River Basin, Senator Paul Sarlo had legislation that would allocate $3 million to flood control work approved by a Senate committee and he introduced a separate bill to expand the role of the Meadowlands Commission to include […]

  • Cooper’s Sole schedule affected by bushfires in Australia

    6 January 2020
    Project & Tenders

    Cooper Energy expects further delays in the completion of upgrades on the Orbost gas plant in Victoria, which will process gas from its Sole gas field located offshore Australia, due to bushfires in the East Gippsland area.

  • Half of Gwynt y Môr Generating Power

    3 September 2014
    Storage

    More than half of the 160 turbines at RWE Innogy UK’s flagship offshore wind farm, Gwynt y Môr, off the North Wales coast, have been commissioned and are generating electricity.    The milestone was reached last week with the 81st turbine connected to the National Grid. Construction of the world’s second largest offshore wind farm […]

  • Half of Gwynt y Môr Generating Power

    3 September 2014
    Storage

    More than half of the 160 turbines at RWE Innogy UK’s flagship offshore wind farm, Gwynt y Môr, off the North Wales coast, have been commissioned and are generating electricity.    The milestone was reached last week with the 81st turbine connected to the National Grid. Construction of the world’s second largest offshore wind farm […]

  • Wind First! Bibby WaveMaster 1 Hired for Galloper OWF

    20 July 2017

    James Fisher Marine Services, main offshore marine services contractor for the Galloper project, has chartered the new Bibby WaveMaster 1 service operations vessel (SOV) to support the commissioning works on the wind farm.

  • CMA CGM receives next 24,000 TEU LNG-fueled containership from Hudong-Zhonghua

    10 June 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Vessels

    Marseille-based shipping giant CMA CGM has taken delivery of its second 24,000 TEU liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered container vessel constructed by China’s Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding. As the company disclosed in a LinkedIn post, the CMA CGM Saint Germain was handed over during a ceremony held on June 6, after which it is to be deployed on […]

  • New Investments in Waterway Projects

    29 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    The European Commission is further delivering on its top priority of creating jobs and boosting growth in Europe, by unveiling a record €13.1 billion investment plan in 276 transport projects, selected under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF). This investment will unlock additional public and private co-financing for a combined amount of €28.8 billion. Along with […]

  • Triton Knoll offshore wind project produces first power

    2 March 2021
    Project & Tenders

    The Triton Knoll offshore wind project in the UK has generated its first power. According to RWE, the milestone follows the delivery of vital onshore and offshore electrical infrastructure on schedule, and despite the challenges of constructing during the Coronavirus pandemic. The project will now kick off a period of rigorous testing and commissioning, while […]

  • Gas filling of first Nord Stream 2 string all done

    18 October 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    The gas-in procedure for the first string of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline has been completed, according to the most recent project update.

  • Azerbaijan: SOCAR Welcomes Japanese Delegation

    25 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    On November 23, SOCAR President Mr. Rovnag Abdullayev met with a delegation led by Mr. Yoichi Kobayashi, Itochu Corporation’s vice president and co-chair of the Azerbaijan-Japan Intergovernmental Commission. Welcoming the guests, Mr. Abdullayev noted the development of bilateral relations between Azerbaijan and Japan. Mr. Abdullayev noted the importance of energy, oil and gas production spheres […]