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  • Oceana Opposes Deep-Sea Mining

    9 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Oceana denounces the European Commission plan to develop deep-sea mining operations, and appeals to EU citizens to oppose this destructive activity by participating in the public consultation, which is open until June 16th, 2014. Deep-sea mining is one of the most extreme activities taking place in the ocean: huge underwater bulldozers and robots tear up […]

  • Molslinjen inks deal with Cemre Shipyard for electric ferry duo

    19 October 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Danish ferry company Molslinjen has signed a contract with Turkish Cemre Shipyard for two zero-emission ferries which will be entirely powered by batteries.

  • ESL Shipping’s Crane Issues on New Vessels Mainly Fixed

    9 May 2019
    Business & Finance

    Crane Issues aboard the new LNG-fueled ships affected the company’s profitability in the first quarter of 2019.

  • Bloom Energy to expand its footprint into Portugal and Spain

    9 January 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Research & Development, Technology

    Bloom Energy, a US-based green energy company, has partnered up with Telam Partners, a senior advisory firm specialised in the financing and market entry of energy, infrastructure, and technology projects, to expand its services, which include electrolyzers and hydrogen, into Spain and Portugal. According to Bloom Energy, the two companies will market and deploy the […]

  • Denmark seeks to exit Energy Charter Treaty due to energy transition concerns

    14 April 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    The Danish government is working to withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) due to possible concerns and risks for the green transition, among other things. The ECT is a trade and investment agreement that aims to create secure framework conditions and make it attractive for private investors to invest between the countries in the […]

  • Danes issue €13 million floating LiDAR call for tenders

    30 December 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Danish transmission system operator Energinet has launched a tender for the provision of several floating LiDARs that will be installed at the new offshore wind farm sites in Denmark.

  • EIA: Foreign Companies Play Large Role in U.S. Shale Industry

    8 April 2013

    In early 2013, Sinochem, a Chinese company, entered into a $1.7 billion joint venture with Pioneer Natural Resources to acquire a stake in the Wolfcamp Shale play in West Texas. This investment highlights a renewed trend toward foreign joint ventures. Since 2008, foreign companies have entered into 21 joint ventures with U.S. acreage holders and […]

  • Germany: Two Ministers Visit Alpha Ventus

    6 August 2012
    Authorities & Government

    Together with top representatives of the energy companies EWE, E.ON and Vattenfall, Germany’s economics minister Dr. Philipp Rösler and Lower Saxony’s minister for the environment, Dr. Stefan Birkner, visited alpha ventus this Monday. The flight to Germany’s first offshore farm located 45 km north of the island of Borkum allowed the ministers to gain their […]

  • Germany: Two Ministers Visit Alpha Ventus

    6 August 2012
    Authorities & Government

    Together with top representatives of the energy companies EWE, E.ON and Vattenfall, Germany’s economics minister Dr. Philipp Rösler and Lower Saxony’s minister for the environment, Dr. Stefan Birkner, visited alpha ventus this Monday. The flight to Germany’s first offshore farm located 45 km north of the island of Borkum allowed the ministers to gain their […]

  • Greece: Portsmouth-Based Type 23 Frigate ‘Ready to Deliver’ in War Against Piracy

    27 June 2011

    THE SAINTS are ready to deal with sinners after honing their boarding skills in Crete. HMS St Albans has completed her final stint of training before entering her operational theatre east of Suez, ready to strike a blow at terrorists, smugglers and pirates. After a brief pit-stop in Gibraltar, the Portsmouth-based Type 23 frigate headed […]

  • USA: Sierra Club Publishes New Report Highlighting Attack on Clean Energy

    3 August 2012

    Over the past decade, the fossil fuel industry has mounted a coordinated campaign to discredit renewable energy and hinder its growth, according to a new report released today by the Sierra Club. The report, Clean Energy Under Siege, reveals how the fossil fuel industry is using tactics such as financial contributions to political campaigns, faux […]

  • Van Oord Reports Record Revenue for 2015

    15 March 2016
    Business & Finance

    The 2015 was a year of major projects that made a significant contribution to Van Oord’s revenue and profit growth. The company reported a record revenue of EUR 2.579 billion (2014: EUR 2.104 billion), an increase of 23%, and a record profit of EUR 169 million (2014: EUR 119 million). These figures are attributable to the successful […]

  • Massachusetts Governor Visits UK Catapult

    17 September 2014
    Authorities & Government

    The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult welcomed the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and offshore wind industry leaders from the United Kingdom and the United States to London today to discuss the current and future state of the offshore wind industry, and how both countries could work more closely together. Governor Deval Patrick joined […]

  • EC Launches Adriatic-Ionian Region Maritime Strategy

    18 June 2014

    The European Commission has officially introduced a new EU Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region in the form of a Communication and an Action Plan, to help its 70 million residents reap the benefit of closer cooperation in areas like promoting the maritime economy, preserving the marine environment, completing transport and energy links and boosting […]

  • Senate Urged to Ban Dredging and Dumping on Great Barrier Reef

    14 November 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

      The Australian Marine Conservation Society has welcomed a Senate Bill introduced by Queensland Greens MP Larissa Waters that calls on the Government to acknowledge community views and scientific evidence and to reject the Abbot Point dredging plan. The Bill seeks Senate recognition of concerns from Great Barrier Reef dive operators, charter boat companies, tourism […]

  • Switzerland: ABB Secures Order from Samsung Heavy Industries

    28 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, recently won an order worth $80 million from Samsung Heavy Industries to supply energy efficient drives, motors and electrical power systems for five drilling vessels and two liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers to be built at Samsung’s shipyard in Korea. The vessels will be used to extract, […]

  • ABS opens office in Beijing

    27 August 2014

    ABS, a global provider of classification services to the marine and offshore industries, opened the new office in Beijing. This move shows ABS’ determination in expanding best-in-class service for the Chinese market. This new office will allow further collaboration with industry, academic institutions and research organizations and is part of ABS’ continued commitment to serving the […]

  • UK: EnQuest Seizes Kraken Stake

    9 January 2012
    Business & Finance

    EnQuest PLC has agreed with Canamens Limited to buy two of its companies, whose assets include the 20% interest in the Kraken oil discovery. EnQuest will pay an initial consideration of US$45 million dollars in cash and a further US$45 million in cash, contingent upon approval of the Kraken Field Development Plan (‘FDP’) by the […]

  • MUA: CSL Melbourne’s Aussie Crew Pressured to Leave Ship

    3 February 2016

    The 16 Australian crew on board the CSL Melbourne have been locked out from accessing food, according to the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) which believes that this is another attempt to get them to leave the ship. The CSL Melbourne, which transports alumina from Gladstone to Newcastle, along with its 16 Aussie crew members […]

  • Union urges UK government to save oil & gas jobs

    5 February 2016

    Unite, Britain’s biggest offshore oil trade union, has warned the UK government that billion-pound losses announced this week by oil industry super-majors could, without serious interventions, bring an end to meaningful production in the North Sea within years. The union highlighted results by Shell which on Thursday announced a drop in annual profits of 80 […]

  • Singapore: Cathelco Provides Desalinators for West Java FSRU Project

    5 December 2011
    Business & Finance

    Overseas sales of Cathelco Seafresh reverse osmosis desalinators continue to gain momentum with the announcement of orders for two projects in Singapore. Cathelco Seafresh are supplying reverse osmosis desalinators for the Khannur, an LNG carrier owned by Golar LNG of Norway which is being converted to a Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) at the […]

  • MAN Successful in Reducing CO2 Emissions

    27 May 2013

    The MAN Group has publicly presented its successful achievements in the field of climate protection in its new Corporate Responsibility Report for 2012. Bearing the title “We are responsible.”, this is the third CR Report to be prepared by MAN in compliance with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) guidelines. In its publication, MAN delivers a positive […]

  • AMWU: Shipbuilding Industry is too Important to Lose

    20 May 2013

    The jobs of up to 1100 workers of Williamstown shipyard are under threat unless it wins more warship contracts in the next two years. The Australian Manufacturing Workers Union has called on both sides of politics to stand up for the naval shipbuilding industry because it is too important for the national interest too lose. […]

  • Danish Shipowners Urge for Port Regulation’s Improvement

    10 March 2016

    The Port Regulation, adopted on 8 March in the plenary of the European Parliament, has little to no impact on the market access to ports from a shipment’s point of view, according to the Danish Shipowners’ Association. On the same day, the EU Parliament voted for the Knut Fleckenstein’s report, previously adopted by the Transport (TRAN) […]

  • Bear Head LNG expands capacity to 8 mtpa

    3 November 2014

    Bear Head LNG filed for modification to the construction and environmental permits as it plans to expand the facility’s production capacity from 4 to 8 mtpa.