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  • Drilling equipment worth US $209 m

    19 June 2008

    Aker Solutions has landed a deal to supply a drilling system for another deepwater rig under construction in the Far East. Marking its seventh drilling equipment contract from South Korea’s Jurong shipyard, Aker Solutions said the deal is worth US $209 m. The award covers a complete drilling package comprising engineering, equipment delivery, subsea equipment […]

  • Canterbury begins final pre-delivery fit-out

    25 September 2006

    Defence Minister Phil Goff today announced that the first of the project protector ships, the Multi Role Vessel (MRV), Canterbury, arrived in Melbourne yesterday from the Netherlands for the final phase of construction. “The Canterbury will remain in Melbourne for the next four months while weapon and military communications systems are fitted and the crew […]

  • Aker Kvaerner / ERSAI lands Kashagan hook-up

    13 April 2007

    An unincorporated Aker Kvaerner/ERSAI consortium have started early work activities for Agip KCO for the hook-up and commissioning of the first phase of the Kashagan field development in the Kazakhstan sector of the Caspian Sea. These activities lasts for three months are and are worth up to USD 157 million. In addition, Agip KCO and […]

  • Northrop Grumman to supply navigation radars for Australian ferry fleet

    27 January 2010

    Northrop Grumman Corporation’s Sperry Marine business unit has been chosen to supply radars for the Sydney Harbour Ferries fleet. Sydney Harbour Ferries will fit the Sperry Marine new-generation VisionMaster FT(TM) chart radars on all 28 vessels in the fleet. Electrotech Australia Pty Ltd, Sperry Marine’s licensed sales and service representative in Australia, will install and […]

  • Guangzhou to get new shipyard

    21 September 2007

    Guangzhou has received the go-ahead to begin construction on a big ship-production base that could help advance the southern metropolis’ status as a major Chinese ship producer. The first phase of Longxue Ship Production Base, formally approved by the National Development and Reform Commission early this week, includes the construction of two dry docks, each […]

  • First port of call for destroyer

    25 May 2009

    The world’s most advanced warship has docked at Merseyside as her first public port of call before her commission with the Royal Navy in July. HMS Daring, a Type-45 Destroyer, has anchored at the Cruise Liner Terminal in Liverpool for a four-day stay. The 5,800 tonne ship, in the Guinness Book of Records as the […]

  • Norshore Atlantic Ready to Work for Shell in Malaysia

    28 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    Norshore Atlantic, Norshore’s first versatile drilling vessel, is now ready to start operation for Sabah Shell  Petroleum Company Ltd on the Malikai field in Malaysia. After finalising the previous contract with Blue Sky in Indonesia on 13 July, the vessel has been in Batam where preparation for the Shell contract has been undertaken. Norshore Atlantic […]

  • ‘Norshore Atlantic’ ready for Shell (Malaysia)

    28 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    Norshore’s multi purpose drilling vessel Norshore Atlantic is now ready to start operation for Sabah Shell Petroleum Company Ltd on the Malikai field in Malaysia.

  • Oyster Marine and Dubois Naval Architects team up to create range of series built Superyachts

    8 May 2007

    Two of the most successful names in British yachting have teamed up to create a new range of series built Superyachts. Double Queen’s Award yacht builder, Oyster Marine, has commissioned Dubois Naval Architects to produce a Dubois Oyster 100 and a Dubois Oyster 125. Manufacture of the new designs is expected to take place at […]

  • New Patrol Boat Launched for Dokdo

    4 May 2006

    South Korea launched a new patrol boat on Thursday for deployment to Dokdo in the East Sea, maritime police said. The 3,000-ton Taepyeongyang-7 was commissioned at a shipyard in Pusan, the Korea Coast Guard said. Built by Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction Co., the multi-purpose patrol vessel has a maximum speed of 21 knots and […]

  • LNG Tanker Due at Zeebrugge Feb 13

    28 January 2014
    Vessels

    The Al Deebel LNG tanker, with a capacity of 145,700 cubic meters, is expected to arrive at Belgium’s Zeebrugge LNG terminal from Qatar on February 13, according to the Port of Zeebrugge website. The Zeebrugge LNG terminal, operated by Fluxys, serves as a gateway to supply LNG to Northwestern Europe. About 1,300 LNG carriers have docked […]

  • Subsea 7 Announces Publication of 2010 Annual Report and Financial Statements (UK)

    2 March 2011
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

      Subsea 7 S.A.  announced the publication of the following documents relating to fiscal year 2010, which ended on November 30, 2010:  2010 Annual Report and Financial Statements  2010 Annual Report on Form 20-F  2010 Annual Accounts for the Luxembourg holding Company The Company advises that the 2010 Annual Report on Form […]

  • Spain: Bilbao LNG Terminal Gets Cargo

    20 June 2012
    Vessels

    Bilbao LNG terminal in Spain received a liquefied natural gas cargo yesterday onboard the 140,000 cbm Arctic Voyager, according to shipping data. The tanker was shipped from Norway’s Hammerfest LNG terminal on March 11. Spain’s Bilbao terminal facilities have a storage capacity of 300,000 m3 of LNG, and a production rate of 800,000 Nm3/h. The […]

  • AKFP – Enters into contract with Aker Yards

    6 June 2006

    Aker Floating Production today announced that it has entered into a contract with Aker Yards related to the conversion of the first and second tanker into Aker Smart FPSOs. Under the contract Aker Yards, Brevik will be responsible for design of the hull structural conversion and conversion of the marine systems, topside supports with interfaces […]

  • Oceanlinx Applies for Wave Energy Development Licence Off South Australia

    11 September 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Oceanlinx, a South Wales-based company, has applied to the Essential Services Commission (ESC) for a licence to produce power from waves. A generator which would produce power from waves pushing air through a turbine is being built off the coast of Port MacDonnell, ABC News reports. ESC said that the application would now be assessed […]

  • Grain LNG Terminal Gets Cargo (UK)

    22 March 2012
    Vessels

    UK’s Grain LNG terminal received a cargo of LNG onboard the 216,200 cbm Al Thumama from Qatar yesterday, according to shipping data. Grain LNG is the UK’s first modern LNG facility and can hold almost 1 million cubic metres of liquefied natural gas in store. The terminal recently commissioned an additional unloading jetty and storage […]

  • Venture Global files formal application for Plaquemines LNG project

    1 March 2017

    Venture Global LNG filed a formal application with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission requesting authorization to site, construct and operate the Plaquemines LNG export terminal.

  • China Sets Up Maritime Arbitration Centre in Hong Kong

    10 November 2014

    The China Maritime Arbitration Commission (CMAC) will set up an arbitration centre in Hong Kong, the first such centre outside China’s Mainland, to provide arbitration services for international maritime disputes, the Hong Kong Government said in a release. The CMAC, being a permanent arbitration institution specialising in the resolution of foreign and domestic maritime disputes, was […]

  • Africa’s first FLNG project nearing completion

    21 August 2017
    Infrastructure, Project & Tenders

    With the recent deliveries of two giant FLNG units to Australia, the Ichthys Venturer and the Prelude, the next unit is destined for Africa’s Cameroon. Namely, Golar LNG has informed that the conversion of the Hilli Episeyo tanker to an FLNG unit is nearing completion and “no major issues have been identified.” The Hilli Episeyo will be […]

  • Master Marine to provide accommodation services on Johan Sverdrup

    4 November 2015
    Business & Finance, Exploration & Production

    Statoil has, on behalf of the Johan Sverdrup licence, awarded a contract to Jacktel AS, a wholly owned subsidiary of Master Marine AS, for providing accommodation services on the Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea. Jacktel AS has been awarded a contract for the Haven jack-up accommodation rig for the installation and commissioning period […]

  • Sempra’s Port Arthur LNG granted environmental clearance

    1 February 2019

    U.S. energy company and LNG operator Sempra Energy said its Port Arthur LNG project in Jefferson County, Texas was granted the final environmental impact statement from FERC. 

  • First LNG Ship Arrives at Soma LNG Terminal

    6 December 2017
    Business & Finance

    First LNG ship arrived at the new Soma LNG Terminal marking the start of the terminal’s commissioning.

  • FMC Raises USD 520,000 Mln in Civil Penalties

    25 February 2016
    Business & Finance

    The United States Federal Maritime Commission has completed compromise agreements recovering a total of USD 520,000 in civil penalties. The agreements were reached with one vessel-operating common carrier and four ocean transportation intermediaries (both non-vessel-operating common carriers and freight forwarders). The companies in question include German vessel-operating common carrier providing roll on-roll off (RO-RO) services Volkswagen Konzernlogistiks GmbH […]

  • Scotland Feels Offshore Wind Bump

    28 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    Wind turbines offshore Scotland generated 1,369 GWh of electricity in 2018, a 122.2% increase compared to 616 GWh of electricity generated in 2017, according to the latest figures from UK’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). Scotland’s operational offshore wind capacity grew by 153% year-on-year, from 246MW in 2017 to 623MW in 2018. “Last year […]

  • New SIA Report Spotlights Offshore Renewables in North England, Scotland

    22 September 2017

    A new audit, commissioned by the UK Government, has focused on offshore renewable energy in the North of England and Scotland, pointing out the strong contribution the region makes to the UK’s position as a global leader in innovation in offshore renewable energy.