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  • Mercuria Adds over 40 Former OW Bunker Employees

    16 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Global energy and commodities group Mercuria has hired more than 40 marine fuel specialists from Denmark-based OW Bunker, the bankrupt ship fuel supplier. The dozens of specialists joining Mercuria will be responsible for supplying bunker fuel to consumers. With the addition of these ship fuel experts, Mercuria will explore the development of a stand-alone subsidiary, Minerva, […]

  • TSA Container Lines Call for Rate Hike

    18 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Transpacific container lines asked on Wednesday for a USD 600 per 40-foot container (FEU) general rate increase (GRI) for all origin and destination points, along with reinstatement of a USD 400 per FEU peak season surcharge (PSS) in anticipation of a possible pre-Lunar New Year cargo surge. Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA) Executive Administrator Brian Conrad […]

  • TSA Carriers Set Minimum Short-Term Asia-US Market Rates

    2 April 2015
    Business & Finance

    Member shipping lines in the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA) are recommending a series of minimum short-term market rates for the Asia-US trade, to take effect May 1, 2015. The new rates are intended to complement previously announced minimum service contract rates, also effective May 1, as part of TSA’s overall 2015-16 revenue program. “While most […]

  • Clarence River Dredging on the Way

    14 May 2015
    Business & Finance

    The work is underway on a $1.4 million upgrade of Yamba’s commercial moorings under the NSW Government’s significant investment in regional coastal infrastructure. “The upgrade to infrastructure used by the Clarence River Fishermen’s Co-operative includes the replacement of structures that are at the end of their service life,” Clarence Nationals MP, Chris Gulaptis said. The concrete […]

  • Bureau Veritas unveils new FSRU rules

    9 October 2017

    Classification society Bureau Veritas has unveiled a new rule for the classification of floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) in response to industry demand. 

  • Malaysia: MISC Posts Q3 Loss

    22 February 2012

    Malaysia’s MISC Berhad today announced its full financial year results for the 9-month period ended 31 December 2011. The Group recorded pre-tax loss of RM1,222.0 million for the 9- month period as compared to profit of RM2,466.2 million in the corresponding period of the last financial year. The results were achieved on the back of […]

  • Nexans to supply umbilical for Woodside’s Greater Enfield project

    25 July 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Nexans, a supplier of cables and umbilicals for the oil and gas industry, will deliver umbilical and accessories to OneSubsea for a project offshore Australia.  Nexans said on Monday that OneSubsea ordered the umbilical, that is 32 km long and combining power, signal and steel tubes, to develop Woodside’s Greater Enfield development off the coast of Exmouth, […]

  • Minnesota Port Projects Receive Funding

    25 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    Four projects that support freight movement on Minnesota’s waterways received a total of $5 million in grants through the state’s Port Development Assistance Program, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced yesterday. The program will help one project in the Twin Cities metro area and three projects in Greater Minnesota improve the transportation system and support […]

  • Overtonnaging Key Challenge in 2015

    5 January 2015

    Overtonnaging is top of the list of things which shipping can change in 2015, as the industry gears up to get to grips with the 2015 challenges, as explained by Moore Stephens Shipping Partner Richard Greiner. Accelerated scrapping is needed, together with an acknowledgement that there are already too many ships on the market and that, absent […]

  • Seadrill laid off more than 1700 workers in 2016

    28 February 2017

    Offshore driller Seadrill Limited laid off 1.724 workers in 2016 in a cost cutting move, as offshore drillers have been hurt by low activity levels caused by depressed oil prices. The company on Thursday said that the headcount had been reduced from 6.995 at year end 2015 to 5.271 at year end 2016. Of the […]

  • MIT: New Design for Nuclear Plants Built on Floating Platforms

    18 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    Jacopo Buongiorno and others at MIT’s Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering are working on a new floating nuclear power plant concept that could provide enhanced safety, easier siting, and centralized construction. When an earthquake and tsunami struck the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant complex in 2011, neither the quake nor the inundation caused the ensuing […]

  • UK: Offshore Wind Connection Coordination Could Save up to GBP 3.5 Billion

    5 March 2012

    Energy regulator Ofgem and the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have published a report showing how more coordination in the development of offshore links and infrastructure can be achieved. In tandem, Ofgem has launched a consultation on potential changes to the regulatory regime for offshore transmission assets to take some of this work […]

  • IDeCON Consortium Tackles HVDC Grid Design and Control Issues

    31 January 2017
    Research & Development, Storage, Technology

    Researchers from Norway, the United Kingdom and Spain have formed a consortium dubbed IDeCON to combat technical barriers currently hampering the practical deployment of High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) grids in the North Sea needed to exploit the potential of the wind resource. The project is being led by Prof Elisabetta Tedeschi of the Norwegian University of […]

  • Another Nominee for IADC Safety Award 2017

    11 August 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    IADC – International Association of Dredging Companies – has just announced the 2nd IADC Safety Award 2017 nominee: Boskalis’ Mooring Actuator. Secured to a backhoe’s bollards with heavy lines, a barge assists with the transport of material dredged by the backhoe. Conventionally, two crew members must drag and manoeuvre the heavy lines, manually mooring the […]

  • Ulstein: SunStone Orders Third Expedition Cruise Vessel

    7 November 2018
    Business & Finance

    SunStone Ships declared option number two for an X-BOW expedition cruise vessel.

  • Columbia Power gets New Zealand patent

    7 March 2016
    Business & Finance, Technology

    Columbia Power Technologies has received a patent from New Zealand for its generator air-gap control system. This is the first of the Columbia Power’s pending national patents to be issued for its innovative air-gap control technology, the company states. The system allows a smaller air-gap between a large-diameter generator’s rotor and stator, improving performance and […]

  • ERTRAC Sees CNG, LNG as Strategic Option Towards Decarbonisation

    22 April 2014

    ERTRAC, The European Road Transport Research Advisory Council, has published a research roadmap on ‘Energy Carries for Powertrains’. Produced in a joint effort between ERTRAC’s Working Group on Energy & Environment and NGVA Europe, the goal is to provide an overview of R&D needs for the most promising vehicle technologies and energy carriers that offer […]

  • Denmark: DONG Energy’s Financial Statements for 2012 Not Satisfactory, Says CEO

    27 February 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Board of Directors of DONG Energy has today approved the 2012 annual report with the following financial highlights and outlook: – EBITDA was DKK 8.6 billion, down DKK 5.1 billion on 2011. In the Energy Markets business unit, EBITDA fell by DKK 6.6 billion from DKK 2.0 billion in 2011 to a loss of […]

  • Bentley’s MOSES Now Available Under Bentley SELECT Licensing Program

    24 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the leading company dedicated to providing comprehensive software solutions for sustaining infrastructure, announced the availability of its MOSES software for hydrostatic and hydrodynamic analysis of offshore platforms and vessels under the Bentley SELECT licensing program. MOSES is the global leader in the analysis and simulation of complex offshore structure transport and installation […]

  • UK: Saab Seaeye to Showcase Its Products at Seawork 2012

    21 March 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Saab Seaeye announced that it will showcase its four key underwater vehicles at this year’s Seawork 2012 at the stand D16, including the new double-hulled Sabertooth AUV/ROV. Double-hulled Sabertooth AUV/ROV The new double-hulled version of the Sabertooth offers twice the operational duration of the single-hulled Sabertooth launched last year. It can have a range of […]

  • WES opens control systems innovation call

    5 April 2017
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Wave Energy Scotland (WES) has launched the call for control systems suitable for use with a variety of wave energy converters.

  • Malaysia: MISC Revenue Dips

    16 May 2012

    MISC Berhad of Malaysia today said that for the first quarter ended 31 March, the group recorded revenue of RM2,403.9 million, a 17.8% decrease as compared to RM2,924.4 million in the same calendar period of last year. The revenue decrease was largely due to reduction in Liner business revenue from lower volume carried and lower […]

  • Norway: IDOM to Industrialise Langlee Generator System

    7 May 2013

    The Spanish engineering company IDOM has been chosen for detail engineering of the Langlee generator system, to continue the concept studies by the Norwegian companies NEBB and Scana. NEBB and Scana both have a long track record within offshore engineering, NEBB within subsea electro and control systems, Scana is specialized in bearings and gasket solutions […]

  • Minister Panenic: Croatia opts for floating LNG facility

    13 April 2016

    Croatian economy minister Tomislav Panenic said the country is looking to have a floating LNG terminal completed in 2018.

  • VIDEO: Queen Mary 2 to Regain Its Shine

    31 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    On May 27, Queen Mary 2 docked at Hamburg’s terminal Steinwerder carrying 2,000 passengers. In the next few weeks, the cruise ship will undergo a major refit – the biggest in its 12-year history – at German Blohm+Voss shipyard.  The video shows the cruise ship being pulled by a tug into the dry-dock Elbe 17 and its subsequent […]