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  • UK firm backs ‘major’ North Sea operator with casing integrity solution

    16 November 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Innovation

    UK-headquartered well integrity and production optimization firm Coretrax has completed a multi-product project for a “major” North Sea operator said to have eliminated the need for a casing string to be replaced. The project, which saw the delivery of a casing integrity solution, included the identification of the trouble zone and then mobilization and installation […]

  • Help Sent for Fishing Boat Gripped by Antarctic Ice

    12 February 2015

    The Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand (RCCNZ) is organising help for an Australian-flagged fishing boat trapped by ice in Antarctica. The 63m Antarctic Chieftain, owned by Australian Longline Pty, requested assistance from RCCNZ on Wednesday, February 11, after becoming trapped and damaging its propeller. The vessel is located at the eastern edge of New Zealand’s […]

  • AkzoNobel Coats Eneco Luchterduinen Substation

    14 March 2015
    Storage

    The high-voltage substation for the Eneco Luchterduinen offshore wind project has recently been installed in the Dutch North Sea. The substation was designed and built by Belgian firms Iemants, CG and Cofely Fabricon. Protective coatings from AkzoNobel’s International brand were used to protect the substation from the tough and corrosive environment of the North Sea. […]

  • TenneT Orders Equipment for Dutch Offshore Grid

    3 December 2015
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Storage, Technology

    TenneT has signed framework agreements for the future supply of Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) with Alstom Grid Netherlands, and the supply of power transformers with CG Power Systems Belgium, for the Dutch offshore power grid. This equipment will form the ‘heart’ of five offshore platforms that will transmit the power from five new wind locations to […]

  • Petronet LNG boasts record profit in FY 2019-2020

    30 June 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    Petronet LNG, India’s largest importer of liquefied natural gas, reported record profit after tax as well as LNG terminals activity during the financial year ending March 31, 2020.

  • Port of Baltimore Expansion to Have Great Economic Benefits

    26 February 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    By the end of 2015, the Panama Canal will have undergone its largest expansion to date. In what is undoubtedly good news for Maryland’s maritime economics, when the first big ships make their way through the canal, the Port of Baltimore is one of two ports on the East coast currently able to accommodate the […]

  • ABP Southampton: UK’s Newest Container Berth Opens

    1 April 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Sir Ben Ainslie, Britain’s greatest ever Olympic sailor, ordered the loading of a 40ft golden container on to one of the world’s biggest ships to open the UK’s newest container handling facility at ABP’s Port of Southampton. It was the final stage of a £100 million investment by ABP in the container terminal in Southampton. […]

  • UK: OGA data to stimulate interest in 30th offshore licensing round

    19 June 2017

    UK’s Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has created and published a suite of measures to make data openly available and stimulate interest in the UK Continental Shelf ahead of the 30th Offshore Licensing Round. According to the OGA’s statement on Monday, the 30th Offshore Licensing Round will focus on the more mature areas of the UKCS, […]

  • Warsash Maritime Academy to Get Eighth Scaled Ship Model

    15 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    Warsash Maritime Academy will reaffirm its place as a world-leading training platform for seafaring pilots, masters and ships officers when it welcomes the eighth scaled ship model to its fleet in May 2013. It will be the first container ship to join the existing fleet at Southampton Solent University’s Ship Handling Centre when it is […]

  • Damen Scores Third LNG Carrier Repair Contract, France

    8 February 2013
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    With the arrival of the LNG carrier ARCTIC SPIRIT Damen Shiprepair Brest continues to recover market share in the LNG repair business, following Damen’s acquisition of French shipyard Sobrena just under a year ago. The repair yard was and is particularly well respected for its LNG expertise and the ARCTIC SPIRIT contract provides yet another […]

  • Walkouts Planned across EU Ports to Back Spanish Dockworkers

    7 March 2017

    As the Spanish government postpones voting on the port reform for another week, international dockworkers unions from neighboring countries are planning to join industrial action in support of their Spanish colleagues. Namely, the bill amending the Ports Act of 2010 was scheduled to be debated and voted on in plenary session in congress on Thursday, as announced by […]

  • BGOS Takes Delivery of Its New Crew Supply Vessel

    28 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    Incat Crowther announced the delivery of John Jacob, a 205’ aluminum monohull Crew Supply Vessel, for Barry Graham Oil Service (BGOS) of Bayou La Batre, Alabama. Built to a high standard by Halimar Shipyard in Morgan City, Louisiana, the project’s successful completion is the result of a close collaboration between operator, shipyard, and designer, Incat […]

  • USA: Crowley Vessels and Crews Get 2010 Jones F. Devlin Awards for Safety

    15 June 2011
    Business & Finance

      Thirty-nine Crowley Maritime Corporation vessels and their crews were awarded the 2010 Jones F. Devlin Award for safety during this month’s Chamber of Shipping of America (CSA) Annual Safety Awards Luncheon. Together these vessels represent 160 total years without a Lost Time Incident (LTI), reflecting Crowley’s commitment to safety. The CSA Devlin Award is […]

  • US Navy’s Newest Aircraft Carrier Enters Mediterranean Sea

    10 June 2011

      The Navy’s newest aircraft carrier, USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77), transited the Strait of Gibraltar and entered the Mediterranean Sea for the first time, June 5. George H.W. Bush was joined by guided-missile destroyer USS Truxtun (DDG 103), guided-missile cruiser USS Gettysburg (CG 64) and Spanish frigate ESPS Almirante Juan de Borbón (F […]

  • 3E, Alstom Grid, CG Power Systems, CMI, DEME Blue Energy, Eurogrid International and SAG, Sign a Preliminary Cooperation Agreement to Foster the Development of Future Offshore Grids in Europe

    13 December 2010
    Storage

    Seven European companies active in the electricity transmission industry, including system operations development, financing, installation, operation and maintenance of such systems, and/or of renewable energy generation signed on December 9 a preliminary cooperation agreement aiming at bundling competences and strengths to actively contribute to the development of future offshore grid infrastructure, more specifically in the […]

  • Conservation Groups Oppose North Carolina Seismic Shoot

    3 March 2015
    Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    On behalf of several conservation groups, the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) today submitted comments to the North Carolina Division of Coastal Management (DCM) on the first two proposals to conduct seismic blasting with airguns off the North Carolina coast. The Bureau of Ocean and Energy Management (BOEM) is currently considering nine applications to conduct seismic […]

  • ION Provides Better Insight in Brazil’s Offshore Potential

    13 February 2012
    Business & Finance

    ION Geophysical Corporation has added an additional 8,000 kilometers of regional seismic data to its Greater BrasilSPAN™ program in the Equatorial Margin offshore northern and northeastern Brazil. To be processed by ION’s GX Technology data processing group, this new data adds to the approximately 17,600 kilometers of data the company acquired in the region in […]

  • Worley wins FEED contract for hydrogen and methanol project in Tasmania

    21 February 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Exploration & Production, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Research & Development

    Australia’s ABEL Energy has awarded compatriot Worley with front-end engineering design (FEED) work for its A$1.7 billion ($1.116 billion) green hydrogen and methanol project at Bell Bay in Northern Tasmania. Under the agreement, Worley said the company will design and engineer the facility, while also providing procurement and construction services through to the final investment […]

  • WasteFuel launches methanol module to speed up waste-to-green fuel production

    20 September 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Technology, Transition

    WasteFuel, a California-based developer of bio-refineries focused on converting municipal solid waste into low carbon fuels, has launched WasteFuel Methanol Module — a new technology that will significantly accelerate the use of organic waste to produce green methanol.

  • Drewry: Maersk not likely to seek membership in other alliances post-2M

    6 February 2023

    Danish container shipping major Maersk is likely to pursue a development strategy outside of a carrier alliance once its partnership with MSC under 2M ends in 2025. The two liner majors announced the breakup two weeks ago hinting that the move would send shock waves across the container shipping industry and major global alliances. The […]

  • The Coalition for the Energy of the Future reveals its first milestones

    23 February 2021
    Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy

    The coalition of major international companies joined to accelerate the energy transition in transport and logistics unveiled their first seven concrete steps and welcomed three new members.

  • RV Petrel Team Discovers Wreck of USS Wasp

    14 March 2019
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    The expedition crew aboard the late Paul G. Allen’s research vessel RV Petrel discovered wreckage from USS Wasp (CV 7), which was sunk in 1942. Wasp, found Jan. 14, was sunk September 15, 1942, by four Japanese torpedoes from the Japanese submarine I-19 while escorting transports carrying the Seventh Marine Regiment to Guadalcanal as reinforcements. […]

  • Wreckage of WWII Aircraft Carrier USS Hornet Found in South Pacific

    13 February 2019

    Wreckage of the World War II aircraft carrier USS Hornet was recently discovered by the expedition crew of Paul G. Allen’s research vessel (R/V) Petrel. Hornet was found 5,400 meters below the surface, resting on the floor of the South Pacific Ocean around the Solomon Islands. Hornet was best known for its part in the […]

  • Vallianz to establish marine base in Indonesia

    23 September 2014
    Business & Finance

    Vallianz Holdings Limited has entered into a deal to acquire a shipyard facility in Batam, Indonesia for S$19.8 million to establish its own marine base. Pursuant to the agreement, Vallianz Holdings’ wholly-owned subsidiary Vallianz Shipbuilding & Engineering Pte. Ltd. (“VSE”) will acquire the entire share capital of Singapore-incorporated Jetlee Shipbuilding & Engineering Pte Ltd and […]

  • WMA’s Scaled Container Ship Preps for Launching

    15 May 2013

    Warsash Maritime Academy will reaffirm its place as a world-leading training platform for seafaring pilots, masters and ships officers when it welcomes the eighth scaled ship model to its fleet in May 2013. It will be the first container ship to join the existing fleet at Southampton Solent University’s Ship Handling Centre when it is […]