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  • Russia: Sakhalin Energy Issues 2011 Sustainable Development Report

    14 May 2012

    Sakhalin Energy presented in Moscow its 2011 Sustainable Development Report. It is the company’s third report produced in compliance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standard. It is in line with B+ classification and, just as the previous two reports, was endorsed by the Council for Non-Financial Reporting of Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs […]

  • Aker Wins Contract for GWF Phase 1 Project (Australia)

    25 April 2012

    Aker Solutions said it has signed a contract with Woodside Energy for the manufacture and supply of electro-hydraulic steel tube umbilicals (EHU) for the Greater Western Flank (GWF) Phase 1 project on the north-west coast of Australia. The scope of work includes project management, design, engineering, manufacturing and verification testing of two steel tube umbilicals […]

  • Russia: GE Gas Turbine Passes Acceptance Test

    4 April 2012

    GE announced that the first 32-megawatt MS 5002E gas turbine unit fully assembled in St. Petersburg has successfully passed commissioning acceptance tests at REP Holding’s (REPH) Nevsky Zavod manufacturing facilities. Under a 2008 license agreement between REPH and GE Oil & Gas, REPH is assembling “Ladoga 32” gas compressor units based on MS 5002E gas […]

  • Wartsila Order Intake Down 1 Pct, Finland

    29 January 2014

    Wärtsilä said on Wednesday that its order intake has decreased 1% to EUR 4,872 million in 2013. Highlights of 2013: Net sales decreased 1% to EUR 4,654 million (4,725) Book-to-bill 1.05 (1.05) – Order book at the end of the period decreased 1% to EUR 4,426 million (4,492) Operating result before non-recurring items EUR 520 […]

  • DNV GL Names New CEO for Oil & Gas Business

    10 January 2014

    Elisabeth Tørstad is appointed CEO in DNV GL – Oil & Gas. She took on the role from January 2014, operating from the company’s Oil & Gas headquarter in Oslo. “I am very pleased to announce that Elisabeth Tørstad has accepted this role. Her background, career and experience match very well with the opportunities that […]

  • Seventeen Companies Enter Barents Sea Seismic Deal

    10 December 2013

    A group comprised of 17 oil and gas companies has established a project for joint seismic acquisition in the southeastern Barents Sea. Statoil is the operator of the project. At the request of the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, the industry, via the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association, has taken the initiative to jointly […]

  • GE Oil & Gas to Set Up New Global Headquarters in London

    17 July 2013

    GE Oil & Gas today announced it will establish its new global headquarters in London. Florence will remain the global headquarters for GE Oil & Gas Turbomachinery Products & Services, a more than $6 billion business and a key manufacturing and engineering site for the production of centrifugal compressors and gas turbines. “London was selected […]

  • UK: Ophir Makes Board Changes

    19 February 2013

    Ophir Energy announced two changes to its Board effective immediately. Bill Schrader has been appointed as Non-Executive Director to the Board. Mr Schrader has over 25 years’ experience at BP, including as country head of Indonesia and Angola. Mr Schrader was also President of BP’s joint venture in Azerbaijan for five years and Chief Operating […]

  • Norway: Gassco Completes Modernisation of Karsto Gas Processing Plant

    21 December 2012

    NOK 8.4 billion has been spent on modernising the Kårstø gas processing plant north of Stavanger over the past five years. One of Norway’s biggest industrial projects is now drawing to a close. This facility became operational in 1985, and the upgrading work now being completed has concentrated on the oldest parts of the plant. […]

  • Blue Gas Marine plans expansion

    20 March 2015

    Blue Gas Marine said it is expanding its network of authorized dealers and natural gas fueling station locations to ensure the Blue Gas Marine natural gas hybrid fuel system is readily available where it is in demand.

  • Norsepower inks rotor sail retrofit deal with Socatra

    25 January 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Equipment, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Technology, Transition, Vessels

    Wind propulsion systems developer Norsepower Oy has signed a contract with French ship owner and operator Socatra for the retrofit installation of two rotor sails on the medium range tanker Alcyone. The 50,000 dwt, 2022-built, French flag tanker, chartered by global energy company TotalEnergies, will be retrofitted with two 35m x 5m Norsepower rotor sails. […]

  • ClassNK Wins Safety Award at Lloyd’s List Global Awards 2012 (UK)

    30 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    World leading classification society ClassNK was awarded the Safety Award at for its efforts to ensure the safe carriage of nickel ore cargoes at the Lloyd’s List Global Awards on 26 September 2012. The Lloyd’s List Global Awards, held each year in London by leading maritime media company Informa, recognize companies and individuals from around […]

  • Shell teams up with Microsoft in push to lower carbon emissions

    23 September 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, IT & Software, Research & Development, Technology, Transition

    Oil major Shell and tech giant Microsoft are embarking on a new strategic alliance to support progress towards a world with net-zero emissions.

  • FMC commissioners voice concerns over CPP’s Ports America acquisition

    15 November 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy

    The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has raised concerns about the planned acquisition of Ports America by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), which has previously been a minority investor in the company.

  • Svitzer to make 10 tugs carbon neutral

    22 November 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    Towage operator Svitzer, part of A.P. Moller – Maersk revealed plans to convert its whole fleet of 10 tugs in London and Medway to be powered by marine biofuel, following a successful pilot.

  • Philippines: Globe Strengthens Connections to Boracay with Subsea Fiber Optic Cable

    2 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Globe Telecom recently confirmed that it has successfully interconnected Boracay through fiber optics, effectively boosting the connections and strengthening the network coverage of the internationally-renowned island. This was accomplished through the Boracay Submarine Cable System, a two-kilometer fiber optic cable which is able to transmit 80 wavelengths of Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing or DWDM systems […]

  • Memorial Mural of NNS Apprentice School Gets Restored

    19 June 2013

    Twenty-eight apprentices from Newport News Shipbuilding’s Apprentice School were among the 418,500 Americans who gave their lives to protect America’s freedom during World War II. To honor these fallen heroes, maritime artist Thomas C. Skinner painted the “Memorial Mural” in 1947. Now, more than 70 years later, the mural will get a restorative facelift. The […]

  • South Korea: Hyundai Mipo Shipyard Delivers Kumpula to ESL Shipping

    29 May 2012

    ESL Shipping Ltd, part of the Aspo Group, has taken delivery of a new 56,000 dwt vessel from the Korean Hyundai Mipo shipyard. M/s Kumpula is the second of two dry cargo vessels built in Vietnam, and owned by ESL Shipping. The vessel was named in a ceremony on Friday May 18. Mrs Anja Arteva, […]

  • USA: Horizon Lines Prepares Drydocking of Its Three Vessels

    11 May 2012

    Containership operator Horizon Lines Inc,  one of the nation’s leading domestic ocean shipping companies, will be drydocking three of its vessels at an Asian shipyard in 2012. “In 2012, we are making significant investments in our Jones Act fleet with the dry-docking of three of our Puerto Rico vessels in Asia,” Stephen H. Fraser, interim President […]

  • Nigeria: Total Starts Production at Usan Field

    24 February 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Total, operator of Block OML138, announces the start-up of production of the offshore Usan field in Nigeria, in line with the planned schedule. Usan is the second deep offshore development operated by Total in Nigeria, coming on stream less than three years after Akpo. Discovered in 2002, the Usan field lies around 100 kilometers off […]

  • DW: Expectations need to change for operators to splash budgets offshore Mexico

    10 August 2015

    After almost eight decades of Pemex monopoly, the Mexican energy sector is entering a new era of foreign oil company participation, Douglas-Westwood (DW), an energy intelligence group has said in its DW Monday report.  As DW elaborates, decade of steady decline in domestic oil & gas production has incentivised the Mexican government to lift the […]

  • POLB Sets New Records in Pollution Reductions

    28 August 2017
    Rules & Regulation

    The Port of Long Beach (POLB) informed it notched clean air records in its latest study of air pollution emissions, including an 88 percent reduction in diesel particulate matter, continuing more than a decade of air quality improvements. The inventory, conducted by an independent consultant, found the port’s actions to cut pollution have decreased diesel […]

  • Bunkers International Launches BT Cartagena Sun Bunker Tanker (Colombia)

    18 July 2012
    Business & Finance

    Bunkers International Corporation, along with its joint venture partner C.I. Vanoil announce the availability of the bunker tanker, the BT CARTAGENA SUN. The BT CARTAGENA SUN is a double-hulled, 6000 metric ton bunker tanker that will service ships at Covenas (Colombia’s crude oil port), offshore Cartagena, offshore Santa Marta, adjacent coal terminal areas, and other […]

  • Nigeria Boosts Safety in Its Waters

    25 July 2014

    The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has assured stakeholders in the maritime sector of safety on Nigeria’s waterways with the take-off of its 24-hour Satellite Surveillance Centre in Lagos, which will help curb piracy.   Addressing a world press conference on Wednesday, July 23, 2014, the Director General of NIMASA, Ziakede Patrick Akpobolokemi […]

  • Drowning of 500 Migrants in the Med Deliberate, Survivors Say

    17 September 2014

    Over 500 migrants are believed to have been deliberately drowned by human traffickers this weekend in the Mediterranean Sea while trying to reach European shores. Investigators from the International Organization for Migration said that they have obtained eyewitness testimony of a tragic incident in which as many as 500 migrants were drowned when their vessel was deliberately […]