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  • Dong Hits 3,000MW Offshore Wind Mark

    22 May 2015

    Today, with the installation of turbine number 76, at the Borkum Riffgrund 1 Offshore Wind Farm in Germany, DONG Energy reaches a total of 3,000MW of installed offshore wind capacity. The total capacity of 3,000MW – of which approximately half is installed in the UK – can supply enough electricity to cover the consumption of […]

  • Trianel Windpark Borkum Generates 452.33GWh in 6 Months

    18 March 2016

    First purely municipal offshore wind farm installed off German coast, Trianel Windpark Borkum, has been in operation for half a year now, and has generated 452.33GWh of electricity, with January 2016 as the month with the highest yield so far – 95.12GWh. Construction on the wind farm began in September 2011. From July 2013, all 40 AREVA Wind M5000-116 […]

  • Trianel Windpark Borkum Generates 452.33GWh in 6 Months

    18 March 2016

    First purely municipal offshore wind farm installed off German coast, Trianel Windpark Borkum, has been in operation for half a year now, and has generated 452.33GWh of electricity, with January 2016 as the month with the highest yield so far – 95.12GWh. Construction on the wind farm began in September 2011. From July 2013, all 40 AREVA Wind M5000-116 […]

  • ITF Opposes Extension of Jakarta Terminal Concession

    24 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has urged the Indonesian president to intervene over the extension of the concession for the Jakarta International Container Terminal that has been granted to Hutchison Port Holdings by the Indonesia Port Company (IPC). The move follows grave concerns expressed by the ITF-affiliated Trade Union of Jakarta International Container Terminal […]

  • IBIA: China’s Shenzhen to Introduce Low Sulphur Rule from October

    1 September 2016

    China’s Port of Shenzhen is planning to introduce a requirement for ships to use fuels with no more than 0.50% sulphur while at berth from October 1, 2016, ahead of other key ports in the Pearl River Delta, which are due to implement the requirement on January 1, 2017. The decision, taken by local authorities, is […]

  • VIDEO: German influence in offshore wind

    4 April 2019

    Offshore Wind in Germany has taken a remarkable development in the past decade. With the zero bids in the last tender round, also economics are very attractive. Many companies from Germany and have enabled that learning curve and are looking forward to cooperating with other market actors to further advance offshore wind.

  • The Netherlands: Kersten Europe Acquires Two ‘State of the Art’ Bending Machines

    15 May 2012

    There is an increasing demand for larger, heavier and thicker bended plates and profiles. Kersten Europe aims to respond as effectively as possible to demands from the market. For this reason, Kersten Europe recently invested in two brand new machines in order to be able to bend even larger and thicker plates. Lately, the machine […]

  • The Netherlands: DNV Prepares for Safety and Compliance at Gate LNG Terminal

    23 February 2011

      Rotterdam’s Gate terminal will be the first LNG import terminal in The Netherlands and DNV is assisting the developers to meet the safety and regulatory requirements set for this landmark project. The initiators of the project are Gasunie and Vopak and the terminal will have an initial capacity for handling 12 billion cubic metres […]

  • Karoon Makes Oil Discovery Offshore Brazil. Shares Jump 22 Pct

    6 May 2013

    Karoon Gas Australia Ltd has made a second oil discovery in its three well Santos Basin exploration drilling campaign. The announcement of the oil discovery at its Bilby-1 well sent Karoon shares up 22% In its press release, Karron says that oil is contained within an interbedded sand and shale interval of Maastrichtian age and has […]

  • UK: Fleet Pond Dredging Starts Soon

    28 November 2013

    The dredging equipment will soon return to Fleet Pond to begin the next phase of the ongoing Restoration Project. This phase is funded by the Environment Agency’s ‘Water Framework Directive’ and Natural England’s ‘Conservation & Enhancement Scheme’. This season’s main dredging work will take place in Hemelite Bay, the area nearest to the railway station. […]

  • Offshore Marine Services Stores Cables for Two Projects Offshore Germany

    30 November 2011
    Storage

    Offshore Marine Services, the German arm of UK-based Offshore Marine Management, has successfully completed its first cable storage task for the consortium Siemens Energy and Prysmian Powerlink, the companies responsible for the BorWin 2 and HelWin 1 export cable systems including Offshore Sub Stations. Making use of OMS’s dedicated cable storage facility at Nordenham, the […]

  • Six Crew Kidnapped from Containership off Nigeria

    23 October 2017

    Six crew members, including the captain, were kidnapped from the Liberian-flagged containership Demeter while the ship was sailing some 50 nautical miles south-west of Bonny, Nigeria on October 21st. An armed group of eight pirates managed to board the boxship after an exchange of fire, a Dryad Maritime Spokesperson Ken Johnson told World Maritime News. The attack has […]

  • Scorpio Reports Minimal Loss in 3rd Quarter

    27 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    Scorpio Tankers Inc. today reported a minimal net loss of USD 1.2 million, or USD 0.01 basic and diluted loss per share for the three months ended September 30.  For the nine months ended September 30, 2014, the company had net income of USD 51.6 million, or USD 0.29 basic and USD 0.28 diluted earnings […]

  • Renewable Energy Deployment Possible Even with Delays in Transmission Grid Expansion (UK)

    28 August 2013

    A timely transmission grid expansion is important for the future electricity supply based on renewable energies. A recent study by Ecofys energy consultants shows that even if this expansion is delayed, the planned deployment of renewables can still take place within the next 15 years. In this case, renewable energy installations would have to be […]

  • MRIA recommends swift action for Ireland’s marine infrastructure

    8 January 2015
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Research & Development

    The study supported by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) analyses the issues, draws conclusions and makes recommendations about challenges which must be tackled if ocean energy is to develop at scale from around 2030. The Irish tidal resource is concentrated off the north-east coast in County Antrim and can be readily supported from […]

  • EU Parliament Excludes Shale Gas from Tougher Environmental Assessments

    14 March 2014

    The European Parliament has on Wednesday voted to impose tougher rules governing the environmental impact of oil and conventional gas exploration, while at the same time exempting shale gas. “Despite Parliament’s requests, mandatory environmental impact assessments for the extraction and exploration of shale gas, regardless of the expected yield, were not included in the legislation. […]

  • WATCH: Åsgard Subsea Compression Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

    20 October 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The world’s first subsea gas compression system went on stream September 17 at the Statoil-operated Åsgard field in the Norwegian Sea. The video above shows the official opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Aker Solutions-built Åsgard subsea gas compression plant. Aker Solutions in December 2010 was awarded the contract by Statoil to deliver the system, […]

  • Borr’s Prospector 5 rig starts journey to Glengorm field off UK

    16 August 2018
    Exploration & Production

    The Prospector 5 jack-up rig has left Damen Verolme Rotterdam and started its journey to the UK continental shelf.

  • Statoil profit rises on higher oil and gas prices

    25 April 2018
    Business & Finance

    Higher oil and gas prices and increased production helped the Norwegian oil and gas major Statoil, soon to be renamed Equinor, boost its profit for the first quarter of the year. 

  • Modec bags Mero FPSO award

    18 December 2017
    Business & Finance, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders

    Petrobras has signed a contract with Modec to charter an FPSO unit, the first definitive production system of Mero Field, which will be used in the Mero Pilot project.

  • Australia to add more transparency to offshore oil and gas sector

    28 November 2017

    Australia’s Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Matthew Canavan has announced a series of changes in regulations which will increase transparency within the country’s oil and gas sector.

  • Ireland: Providence Announces Delivery of Arctic III Rig

    7 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    Providence Resources P.l.c., (“Providence”) the London (AIM) and Dublin (ESM) listed oil and gas exploration and production company, announced that it has taken delivery of the GSF Arctic III (“Arctic III”) semi-submersible drilling rig for the upcoming appraisal drilling programme at Barryroe. The Arctic III came under contract on Saturday, November 5th and the rig […]

  • AVEVA: New Technology for Collaboration of Navy with Shipbuilders

    22 August 2013

    AVEVA today announced its publication of a new business paper – ‘Taking Command: How AVEVA technology can increase capabilities in naval fleet management’. In this paper, AVEVA examines six ways that navies can exploit technologies used in other sectors, such as the offshore industry, to work more closely and effectively with the shipbuilders with whom […]

  • Kalmar Bags STS Crane Refurbishment Contract

    17 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has been awarded a ship-to-shore (STS) crane refurbishment project by the Belawan International Container Terminal (BICT) in Medan, Indonesia. The contract was signed in December 2013, and the project is expected to be completed in August 2014. BICT is managed by Pelindo I, one of four state owned Indonesian terminal operators. […]

  • USA: Final Tiger-Shark Class 300’ OSV Enters Harvey Gulf Fleet

    15 August 2012

    Harvey Gulf has taken delivery of its final Tiger-Shark Class 300’ Offshore Supply Vessel, the HARVEY CHAMPION, on August 8th 2012. Immediately following delivery, the CHAMPION began a multi-year charter for operation in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Harvey Gulf’s CEO, Shane Guidry, says that he was able to appreciate, years before his competitors, the […]