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  • USA: Kadey-Krogen Reveals Construction Details of New Krogen 52′ Series Yacht

    6 June 2011

    Most boat builders are quick to show you visible features of their vessels, both inside and out – features such as their granite countertops or barbeque. What they rarely show is anything to back up their claims of seaworthiness and strength as well as maintainability. But we are different. This update on the construction of […]

  • Ground for COBRAcable Broken in Denmark

    10 October 2016
    Storage

    Danish Energy Minister Lars Christian Lilleholt and Chairman of Energinet.dk, Kim Andersen, broke ground for the COBRAcable today, thus marking the start of works on the subsea interconnector between Denmark and the Netherlands.  The groundbreaking event took place at the site of Energinet.dk’s high-voltage station in Endrup at Esbjerg. From 2019 onwards, two parallel 325km long cables will send power […]

  • Captive breeding ‘weakens’ beasts

    5 October 2007

    Animals bred in captivity to help conservation programmes can quickly become less fit for survival in the wild, research suggests. US scientists found steelhead trout reared in hatcheries were much less good at reproducing than wild fish.

  • Tentacle-like subsea robot seeks to slash offshore inspection costs and improve personnel safety (Video)

    4 September 2025
    Automation, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Equipment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Safety, Technology, Vision

    A UK-Brazilian partnership has developed a tentacle-like underwater robot that could remove the need for large vessels and human divers for offshore inspections and enable smaller underwater vehicles to perform sophisticated inspection tasks, thereby reducing operational costs and improving personnel safety and environmental sustainability. Developed through a collaboration between the UK’s National Robotarium and Senai […]

  • AGR option taken

    1 July 2008

    StatoilHydro has exercised an option with AGR for engineering maintenance services on several of its offshore platforms for the next two years. The US $8 million option was exercised to extend the contract under AGR’s current framework agreement with StatoilHydro. The agreement will enable AGR Field Operations to provide maintenance engineering services as part of […]

  • A New Awakening for Africa’s Maritime Industry

    5 October 2012

      A three-day conference entitled “A New Awakening for Africa’s Maritime Industry” brought together experts from over 30 countries’ maritime sectors to Mombasa on October 3, the agenda being drafting a unified approach in addressing the African maritime sector. So far individual countries have failed to utilize their maritime potential to its fullest and, as […]

  • Papa Terra taken on

    21 October 2010

    Technip has booked a new deal with Petrobras for development of another deepwater field in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil. Integrated pipeline bundles totalling 27 kilometres (16.8 miles) in length are to be supplied by Technip for the Papa Terra heavy oil field development in a water depth of 1,200 metres (4,000 ft), along with […]

  • Navios Midstream’s Earnings Weaken in 2017

    31 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    Navios Midstream’s 2017 net income drops to USD 14.6 million from USD 24.9 million reported a year earlier.

  • Shearwater returns to Northern Viking Graben

    11 January 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Research & Development

    Shearwater GeoServices has secured a new contract by CGG to carry out a large multi-component seismic survey over the North Viking Graben area offshore Norway. The five-month project is expected to start in the second quarter of 2022 and will be conducted by the SW Amundsen. According to Shearwater, the survey will expand and enhance […]

  • Broken engine mounts delay Earthrace

    5 April 2007

    undergoing urgent repairs before continuing its around-the-world speed record attempt. Off the Guatemalan coast at night, the wave piercing trimaran ran down an unlight five metre fishing skiff of the Guatemalan coast killing a local fisherman, injuring another, whose life they saved with large volumes of intravenous saline.

  • NH3 Clean Energy kicks off FEED phase for flagship ammonia project

    27 August 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Australian company NH3 Clean Energy has launched the front-end engineering and design (FEED) phase of its flagship clean ammonia project WAH2, with approval and commercial workstreams underway.

  • Eimskip is taken over by creditors

    2 July 2009

    The struggling Icelandic shipping company Eimskip has launched a financial re-organisation plan. The plan proposes to create a new and strong shipping and logistics business and to leave the cold storage business. The new business will be owned by the financial creditors of Eimskip;

  • Raven expands LNG fleet

    31 March 2015

    Clean Energy Fuels said that its customer Raven Transport is expanding its clean-burning natural gas fleet with 115 Peterbilt Model 579s, equipped with sleepers and powered by LNG to haul goods for a consumer packaged goods company.

  • Raven expands LNG fleet

    31 March 2015

    Clean Energy Fuels said that its customer Raven Transport is expanding its clean-burning natural gas fleet with 115 Peterbilt Model 579s, equipped with sleepers and powered by LNG to haul goods for a consumer packaged goods company.

  • Bang Krasan Dredging Nears End

    21 April 2020
    Business & Finance

    A canal dredging work along Bang Krasan in Ayutthaya, Thailand, is nearing its completion and is set to be wrapped up by April 30, the Bangkok Post reports.  The project, inspected by Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon yesterday, is about 98% completed. Bang Krasan is a 2.2-kilometer canal in Ayutthaya’s Bang Pa-in district that channels […]

  • First Steel Cut for SRI ‘Bravenes’

    7 May 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    After Van Oord awarded the design and equipment contract for their new subsea rock installation (SRI) vessel ‘Bravenes’ to Ulstein in September 2014, Sinopacific has now begun construction of the vessel with the first steel already cut for this innovative vessel. The DP-3 vessel is a unique design featuring the distinct X-BOW® hull line and meets the requirements […]

  • SedNet 2015 to Take Place in Krakow

    12 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Hosted and co-organized by the Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection, AGH University of Science and Technology, the 9th International SedNet conference will be held on 23-26 September 2015, in Kraków, Poland. At the core of this SedNet conference will be the link between sediment and society, and the exchange of knowledge and respective experiences […]

  • Pasha Bulker salvage delayed by broken cables

    29 June 2007

    A NEW attempt will be made tomorrow to refloat the coal carrier Pasha Bulker after the replacement of towing cables and a sea anchor that broke under the strain of the salvage operation.

  • CGG Delivers Northern Viking Graben Data

    21 November 2017
    Operations & Maintenance

    CGG has delivered the final time-processed data from its Northern Viking Graben multi-client 3D BroadSeis-BroadSource survey. This new product offers exploration companies over 35,000km2 of subsurface images across the Norwegian Northern North Sea, the company said. The Northern Viking Graben survey was acquired from 2014-2016 after receiving strong industry support in this area of high exploration activity. […]

  • Seized sailors ‘taken to Tehran’

    23 March 2007

    The 15 Royal Navy personnel seized at gunpoint in the Gulf by Iran are reportedly being questioned in Tehran. Iranian armed forces spokesman Gen Ali Reza Afshar told Iranian radio the crew were being interrogated and had admitted being in Iranian waters.

  • The best Pictures are Taken Unexpectedly

    28 October 2015

    For more than 30 years Flying Focus has been a household name in the area of maritime aerial photography. Vessels in action, sea trials, maiden voyages, special cargo transports, oil platforms, offshore wind farms, name it and Herman IJsseling, owner of Flying Focus, had it in front of his lens. In October 2014, IJsseling definitely […]

  • Karen Moses to leave Origin

    21 October 2015

    Following 21 years at Origin Energy, the last seven of which as Executive Director, Finance & Strategy, Karen Moses decided to retire from her roles with the company.

  • Kidnapped pair are taken inland

    3 November 2009

    A British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates are believed to have been taken back to the mainland and are on the move away from the coast. Paul and Rachel Chandler, aged 59 and 55, from Kent, were taken hostage by gunmen on their yacht in the Indian Ocean in the early hours of 23 October.

  • BN312 Arklow Raven delivered

    25 June 2007

    At BARKMEIJER SHIPYARDS, on Wednesday the 20th of June 2007 the thirteenth ship out of the successful serie of 4500-DWT general cargo vessels has been delivered to her new owners, Arklow Shipping Ltd. After the succesfull sea trials on Tuesday the 19th of June 2007 the ‘Arklow Raven’ is handed over to her new owners […]

  • The best Pictures are Taken Unexpectedly

    28 October 2015

    For more than 30 years Flying Focus has been a household name in the area of maritime aerial photography. Vessels in action, sea trials, maiden voyages, special cargo transports, oil platforms, offshore wind farms, name it and Herman IJsseling, owner of Flying Focus, had it in front of his lens. In October 2014, IJsseling definitely […]