5058 results found for 'Indonesia'

5058 results found for 'Indonesia'
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  • Seven Safe, Five Missing as Dredger Capsizes Near Singapore

    13 September 2017
    Business & Finance, Vessels

    A Dominican-registered dredger JBB DE RONG 19 sank earlier today (12.40am local time) following a collision with an Indonesian-registered tanker KARTIKA SEGARA some 1.7 nautical miles south-west of Sisters Island in Singapore. The dredger was transiting the westbound lane while the tanker was departing Singapore joining the eastbound lane of the Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) in […]

  • Otto Marine Pens Two Tugs

    18 November 2013

    The Board of Directors of Otto Marine Limited announced today that one of its subsidiaries has won two Shipbuilding contracts. PT Batamec shipyard clinched two newbuilding orders from its repeated reputable Indonesian customer to build two 3000 HP Harbour Tugs for a consideration of approximately $9 million. The Vessels are expected to be completed by […]

  • Luxury cruise ship moors to Benoa Port in Bali

    13 February 2007

    A 205-meter long luxury cruise ship Albatross moored to Benoa port in Indonesian island resort of Bali for the first time on Tuesday, local port official HB Harahap said overnight. “Sailing under German flag with 596 tourists and 518 crews on board, Albatross is a huge, luxury cruise ship to moors to Benoa port for […]

  • Santos Q3 Production Climbs, Australia

    18 October 2012

    Santos today announced a 6% lift in third quarter production to 13.5 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) and record quarterly sales revenue of $851 million. Gas production of 58 PJ (10 mmboe) was 3% above the corresponding period, with record production from the Carnarvon Basin partially offset by lower Cooper Basin and Indonesian gas […]

  • Top News of the Week April 28 – May 2

    4 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    Sewol Captain Facing Life Sentence The captain of the ill fated ‘Sewol’ ferry Lee Joon-seok (68), along with two crew members could be imprisoned for life on the grounds of passenger abandonment and negligence charges under the existing Korean law, as reported by Bloomberg. EU States Reject Ban on Filipino Seafarers At the Committee on […]

  • Customs destroys fishing boats

    25 April 2006

    TWO foreign fishing boats were destroyed by Customs officers in north Australian waters today and their crew of 16 illegal fishermen have been detained. The Customs patrol boat Corio Bay was sent to the Gulf of Carpentaria after locals reported illegal fishermen in the area. The Corio Bay, working with a Coastwatch surveillance aircraft, intercepted […]

  • Marine Police Special Units ‘Add Punch’ To Anti-Piracy Ops

    26 April 2005

    Marine police have set up three special units to give an “added punch” to their anti-piracy operations. Police internal security and public order director Othman Talib said the units handled combat dives, intelligence and special investigations. The units had already scored a major success with the capture of seven Indonesian pirates at Tanjung Stapa in […]

  • Chinese LNG import terminals and plans

    7 June 2009

    China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), China’s leading liquefied natural gas (LNG) project developer, has started operating its Fujian LNG project after a trial run of nearly one year. The first cargo of Indonesian gas under a long-term supply deal arrived in Fujian in mid-May and a second cargo is expected to sail in before […]

  • Japanese-registered vessel sinks off Mozambican coast

    29 September 2006

    A Japanese registered fishing vessel, “Ryoei Maro”, damaged in a collision with a Thai vessel, off the coast of Angoche district, in the northern Mozambican province of Nampula, sank on Thursday, media reports Friday quoted Angoche maritime authorities as saying. The Mozambican authorities are working to rescue the 22 crew members of the “Ryoei Maro” […]

  • Five Missing in Collision off Singapore

    13 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    Five seafarers are mising following a collision between a 30,747 dwt tanker Kartika Segara and a Dominican-registered dredger JBB De Rong 19 in Singapore territorial waters. After the ships collided at about 12.40 am Singapore time on September 13, while they were some 1.7 nautical miles south-west of Sisters Island, the dredger capsized and “is currently […]

  • Pirates Kidnap Four Malaysian Crewmen

    4 April 2016

    Four Malaysian crew members were kidnapped by pirates on Friday, April 1st while their tug was under way around 17 nautical miles East of Pulau Sipadan, Sabah, Malaysia. “Eight armed pirates in a speed boat approached and boarded the tug underway,” IMB’s piracy reporting center said. As informed, once on board the pirates opened fire, stole crew […]

  • Dry Bulk Market Facing Bleak Prospects

    15 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Hong Kong-listed Pacific Basin Shipping has issued its Third Quarter 2014 Trading Update, stating that the dry bulk market weakened further in the third quarter with Handysize freight rates in July falling to the very low levels last seen in February 2009. The third quarter Handysize and Handymax spot market rates averaged USD 5,910 and USD 8,430 per day […]

  • Jakarta River Dredging Project Needs Good Plan

    11 July 2010

    With Jakarta underwater once again, the city administration is busy making plans and more plans to curb flooding, but at least one expert… [mappress] Source: thejakartaglobe, July 12, 2010;

  • Jakarta wants to buy dredging ships

    4 November 2009
    Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    JAKARTA: The city administration plans to buy river-dredging ships and will propose it in the 2010 city budget, an official says… Source: The Jakarta Post, November 4, 2009;

  • Cruise Silversea between Singapore and Sydney

    11 September 2009

    On 3 December 2009, Silversea’s all-suite ship, the Silver Whisper, will make its way from Singapore to Sydney, offering passengers the chance to sail four short voyage segments ranging from six to eight, or ten days. Passengers can choose from a six day sailing starting in Singapore on 3 December, enjoying three days at sea […]

  • Metgasco: Quarterly Activities Report (Australia)

    31 January 2011

    Metgasco today announced activities report for the quarter ended December 31, 2010. Highlights – The drilling of the Harrier Multi-Lateral Pilot in the Eden Creek trend is expected to commence in February 2011. – Good progress on Metgasco’s basin wide CSG exploration program with drilling and testing completed on Thornbill E01, Thornbill E02 and South […]

  • Singapore: Two More Bodies of Dredger Crew Recovered, One Still Missing

    23 October 2017

    Two more bodies of seafarers, former crew members of JBB De Rong 19 dredger, have been recovered in Singapore territorial waters since the fatal collision between the dredger and tanker Kartika Segara that occurred on September 13. This brings the total body count to four of the five persons that went missing following the accident, according […]

  • Small country, big offshore

    25 September 2013

    The Dutch offshore industry is an international frontrunner and the Dutch are to be found anywhere in the world with their innovative and creative solutions for the offshore industry. How come such a small country is so big in this field? And where do the opportunities lie for the Dutch to continue to be one […]

  • Quicksilver Bali orders 42-metre ferry

    14 March 2011

    Incat Crowther has secured a contract to design a 42-metre wave piercing catamaran ferry for Quicksilver Bali. The Indonesian operator runs day tours and dinner cruises out of Bali. Under construction at PT Caputra Mitra Sejati Shipyard, the vessel will be built to Lloyd’s Register and carry 450 passengers in two salons and on three […]

  • Australia’s energy future and natural gas: Will turning off the taps see greener sources rise to meet supply & demand void?

    16 November 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Collaboration, Environment, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    Natural gas, especially LNG, is touted as the linchpin of the energy future not just in Australia but also across the globe.

  • Lampung FSRU gets LNG cargo

    23 July 2014
    Vessels

    Indonesia’s Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) received the first LNG cargo at its new FSRU located 6 km offshore Lampung. The 150,000 cbm Neo Energy docked at the import terminal on Tuesday, with a cargo from the BP-operated Tangguh LNG terminal, according to a report by Argus Media. This shipment is one of five planned to […]

  • Shell in 3D Seismic Off Western Australia

    12 August 2019
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Shell Australia is planning to undertake the factory 3D marine seismic survey within the Browse and Bonaparte Basin offshore Western Australia. The factory 3D MSS will comprise acquisition of approximately 3,750 km2 of 3D seismic data in Exploration Permits AC/P65, AC/P41, WA-534-P, and a very small portion of adjacent acreage for the purposes of acquiring […]

  • Last Arun LNG cargo heads to South Korea

    17 October 2014
    Vessels

    Indonesia’s Arun plant shipped its last LNG cargo on Wednesday to South Korea’s Kogas, the world’s largest corporate buyer of LNG. The Arun LNG plant exported its first cargo on December 14, 1977. Since then, about 4000 LNG tankers departed from the liquefaction facility in Lhokseumawe region, according to a statement by SKKMigas. The Pertamina-operated facility is now being […]

  • Cargotec Delivers Second K50 MacGregor Crane to OBT

    26 November 2012
    Business & Finance

    Cargotec’s second 50-tonne SWL four-wire MacGregor K5036- 4HD crane has been delivered to Singaporean owner OBT for the Indonesian market. The K5036-4HD offers a long service life and high capacities for the transloading and bulk handling markets and forms an important part of Cargotec’s MacGregor four-wire rope (K4) crane portfolio. “We have the highest expectations […]

  • Otto Marine Sings MoU for Five Cement Carriers

    5 September 2013

    Otto Marine Limited, a leading offshore marine company which specializes in building complex offshore support vessels, ship chartering and offers specialized offshore services, announced that the Group has signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the newbuilding of 5 cement carriers. The 5 cement carriers have capacities in the range of 7,500 deadweight tonnes to 15,000 […]