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  • Chart Ferox inks deal for French LNG station

    22 February 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Chart Ferox, a Chart Industries unit, signed an agreement with Proviridis for a second natural gas fueling station.

  • SEA Europe: EU needs to address ‘fragmented funding landscape’ to drive maritime innovation, decarbonization

    30 April 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Regulation & Policy

    As the European Union prepares its next long-term budget, the Shipyards & Maritime Equipment Association of Europe (SEA Europe) has urged the European Commission to address the current funding fragmentation with regard to the maritime sector.

  • South Africa: Electrowave Wins Upgrade Contract for Hydrographic Vessel SAS Protea

    4 August 2011

    Cape company Electrowave (Pty) Ltd has been awarded a R6.1 million contract to supply, fit and commission two diesel driven generator sets on-board the South African Navy’s now-aged Hecla-class hydrographic vessel SAS Protea. The R6 135 622.34 deal was awarded last week. The Protea was built by Yarrow Shipbuilders Ltd in Britain, launched in July […]

  • ‘Ferdinand R. Hassler’ to Support NOAA’s Nautical Charting Mission (USA)

    11 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    On June 8th NOAA commissioned a state-of-the-art coastal mapping vessel, NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler, during a special ceremony at NOAA’s Marine Operations Center-Atlantic in Norfolk, Va. The new ship’s primary mission will be to detect and monitor changes to the sea floor. Data collected by the ship will be used to update nautical charts, […]

  • AIDA Cruises expands shore power use in German ports

    9 November 2021
    Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    With the restart of its cruises from Germany, cruise company AIDA Cruises has expanded the use of green shore power with ships of its fleet to two more German ports in the 2021 summer season.

  • SSEN Transmission Completes Caithness-Moray Subsea Power Link

    11 January 2019
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks Transmission (SSEN Transmission), the wholly-owned subsidiary of SSE plc, has completed the construction, commissioning and energisation of the new Caithness-Moray electricity transmission link. Caithness-Moray is the largest single investment ever undertaken by the SSE Group and represents the most significant investment in the north of Scotland electricity transmission system since […]

  • Everfuel’s HySynergy start-up postponed for second half of 2024

    25 April 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Exploration & Production, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Research & Development, Technology

    Everfuel has announced a delay in the commissioning of HySynergy 1, its 20 MW green hydrogen production plant in Fredericia, Denmark.

  • Heerema to Build Offshore Platform for Marathon in E. Guinea

    9 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    Heerema Fabrication Group (HFG) in the Netherlands has been awarded the EPCI (Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation) contract for the 6,000 ton Alba PSC B3 compression platform for client Marathon E.G. Production Limited. Heerema Fabrication Group has been awarded an EPCI contract with Marathon E.G. Production Limited (MEGPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Marathon Oil Corporation […]

  • Oil & Gas UK Opposes EC’s Offshore Safety Proposals

    29 March 2012
    Business & Finance

    Oil & Gas UK says today that it is extremely concerned by the European Commission’s proposals for EU Regulation of offshore safety. “The Commission’s reaction to the Elgin incident and the safe evacuation of all personnel following the gas leak at the installation only serves to reinforce the concern,” reads Oil & Gas UK’s statement. Chief […]

  • Belgium: EU Member States Should Undertake National MSP, Report Says

    3 October 2012
    Authorities & Government, Research & Development

    Delivering power from offshore renewable energy – wind, wave and tidal – in European sea basins will require more integrated and cross-border maritime spatial planning (MSP). This could be achieved through a new directive on MSP. Such a directive could require legislation in Member States without being prescriptive on form and content, and lay a […]

  • ABS, Arcsilea exploring IMO’s decarbonization measures

    14 June 2022
    Collaboration, Research & Development, Rules & Regulation

    A consortium led by U.S. classification society American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and U.K.’s consultancy provider Arcsilea has won a tender from the European Commission to carry out a technical study on the future of ship energy efficiency measures introduced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

  • GE Marine Engines for Panama Canal New Tug Boats (USA)

    14 June 2012
    Business & Finance

      GE Marine, a business unit of GE Transportation, recently announced an order for 28 of its Model 8L250 Marine engines to power 14 new tug boats commissioned by the Panama Canal Authority. This marks the third order by the authority for GE Marine engines to power its fleet. The first order for 26 GE […]

  • MEPA Starts Environmental Review of Vineyard Wind Connector

    10 January 2018
    Research & Development

    The Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) Office has began an environmental review of the proposed Vineyard Wind Connector transmission project. The review is a step forward for Vineyard Wind’s proposal to construct a large, utility-scale wind energy project off the coast of Massachusetts, with in-state construction to begin in 2019. State and local regulatory review […]

  • Five EU Yards to Work Together on Ship Recycling

    10 March 2017
    Business & Finance

    Five of the EU’s approved recycling yards have decided to join forces as they signed an agreement to form the European Ship Recyclers Group (ESR). Namely, the French Port of Bordeaux , Belgium-based Galloo, Smedegaarden from Denmark, Dutch Scheepssloperij Nederland and Spain’s DDR plan to operate under the flag of the International Ship Recycling Association (ISRA). “Our first […]

  • The Netherlands: Shipdock Harlingen Provides Repair for Tranship’s Vigilant Vessel

    15 May 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    In the opening months of 2012, Shipdock Harlingen was commissioned for an interesting and difficult job by Tranship BV from the Netherlands. The company was commissioned to provide repair job for Tranship‘s Vigilant vessel, formerly a fisheries inspection vessel, which was purchased and added to the Tranship fleet in 2008. Regarding the job, Shipdock’s project […]

  • Sonardyne, MARSS to Showcase NIDAR at Security Essen, Germany

    25 September 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    This year at the 20th annual Security Essen, Sonardyne International Ltd and its subsidiary company Marine and Remote Sensing Solutions (MARSS) Ltd. will be displaying their automated surface and underwater security system in Hall 8 on the European Commission stand. Held in Essen, Germany, the event is the leading world forum for security and fire […]

  • After completing performance tests, Technip Energies hands over Coral Sul FLNG to Eni

    26 January 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Operations & Maintenance

    The performance tests confirming the requirements of LNG production of above 3.4 million tons per year (mtpa) at Eni’s Coral Sul floating LNG (FLNG) facility offshore Mozambique have been finalized. French engineering company Technip Energies, a leader of the TJS Consortium which also includes JGC Corporation and Samsung Heavy Industries, announced via social media on […]

  • Petronas FLNG Dua produces first LNG

    15 February 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Malaysian energy giant Petronas’ second floating (FLNG) facility, PFLNG Dua, produced its first drop of LNG recently.

  • Tidal wetlands license for Cove Point LNG approved

    24 July 2014

    The Maryland Board of Public Works approved unanimously a tidal wetlands license for the Dominion Cove Point LNG export project. A crowd of about 250 Calvert County leaders and other citizens, labor representatives and supporters rallied outside the State House before the hearing. The BPW voted 3-0 to approve the license after two hour, 40 […]

  • Prysmian Bags €65 Mln Turkey Cable Gig

    5 December 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Prysmian Group has been awarded a contract worth a total of around €64 million by the Turkish utility TEIAS for the design, supply, installation and commissioning of the second high voltage submarine power cable link between Europe and Asia across the Dardanelles strait in Turkey. This second link across the Dardanelles will complement the interconnection […]

  • Safe Caledonia done with Clair Ridge work. Safe Zephyrus to take over next year

    22 November 2018

    Prosafe’s flotel Safe Caledonia has completed its work on BP’s Clair Ridge platform located West of Shetland and the Safe Zephyrus will take over next year.

  • PSA inquires about Goliat FPSO emergency preparedness

    9 December 2014
    Equipment

    The Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) Norway has carried out an audit of the management of emergency preparedness conditions on the Goliat FPSO. Eni Norge AS is the operator of the Goliat field, located on the Tromsøflaket bank in the Barents Sea around 85 kilometres north-west of Hammerfest. The field will be developed using a floating […]

  • Australia stalling with Shell-BG merger decision

    22 October 2015

    Shell’s $70 billion acquisition of the British gas giant BG Group, will have to wait some more, as the Australian Competition & Consumer Comission, tasked to review the potential competition concerns, has delayed its final decision once again. The decision was first delayed in September. According to information found on the competition watchdog’s website, the […]

  • Shell’s Australian unit names new VP for Prelude FLNG project

    3 December 2018
    Ports & Logistics

    Shell Australia, a unit of the Hague-based LNG giant Shell, recently welcomed Rob Jager to Perth as the new vice president for the massive Prelude FLNG project. Jager has taken the reins from David Bird who finished his assignment on November 30. Jager moves to Perth from New Zealand, where he was the Country Chair & VP […]

  • 2018 in review: Interviews of the year

    2 January 2019

    Interview: Dunkirk LNG arrivals expected to double in 2018 France’s Dunkirk LNG import terminal, the country’s fourth regasification facility, could double the number of ships calling at the facility this year, boosted by the volumes from Russia’s Yamal project in the Arctic. Interview: Panama’s first LNG terminal to get commissioning cargo early May Panama’s and […]