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  • Floating Wind Joint Industry Project Opens New Tenders

    5 January 2018
    Environment, Project & Tenders, Research & Development, Storage

    The Carbon Trust-led Floating Wind Joint Industry Project (JIP) has opened tenders for monitoring and inspection, as well as for dynamic export cable development.

  • Litgas, Statoil sign MoU on LNG bunkering

    2 July 2015
    Project & Tenders

    Litgas, part of Lithuania’s state-owned energy holding Lietuvos Energija, and Statoil of Norway signed a memorandum of understanding on Thursday regarding establishment of a joint venture company in Lithuania to develop small scale LNG bunkering services.

  • NYK’s new coal carrier with autonomous navigation system delivered

    28 April 2023
    Automation, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    Japanese shipping company NYK Line has welcomed its coastal coal carrier Shiranami equipped with an autonomous navigation system.

  • Newcastle Weekly Exports Rise 9%; Ship Queue Shortens

    4 May 2010

    Coal shipments from Australia’s Newcastle port, the world’s biggest export harbor for the fuel used in power stations, rose 9 percent last week while the number of vessels waiting to load decreased. The volume exported in the week ended 7 a.m. local time yesterday increased to 2.1 million metric tons from 1.91 million tons in […]

  • Port of Cleveland Secures $2.5M to Stabilize Irishtown Bend

    24 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Cleveland moved closer to stabilizing Irishtown Bend recently when Ohio Governor John Kasich signed the 2016-18 capital budget into law – securing $2.5 million for the project. Irishtown Bend is a critical bank along the Cuyahoga River that threatens to collapse into the navigation channel if not stabilized. “The Port of Cleveland thanks […]

  • Considering Alternatives to Conventional Land Reclamation

    27 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    International consultant Arcadis recently presented Hong Kong the option to create a polder as a mean to tackle the issue of land scarcity. The Hong Kong Government is working on a project that calls for the construction of a group of islands and considers the usual reclamation by infilling with sand. According to the government-appointed […]

  • UK: North Sea opex slightly rose in 2017, OGA says

    9 October 2018

    UKCS operating costs remained stable with a slight rise in 2017, UK’s regulator OGA said on Tuesday in its UKCS Stewardship Survey.

  • Flame: Europe Should Use More Gas to Meet Emission Targets

    20 May 2014

    Flame, Europe’s leading gas and LNG conference, officially opened on Monday, 20th May, at the Hotel Okura in Amsterdam. After the opening speech by Jonathan Stern, Natural Gas Research Programme and Senior Research Fellow, OIES; Statoil’s Senior Vice President Rune Bjornson addressed the conference where he talked about the upstream perspective of the European gas […]

  • Dutch ‘Little Engine that Could’ Stores Energy (VIDEO)

    14 May 2015
    Research & Development, Technology

    The Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN) has developed a concept for which it claims it will revolutionise the world of energy storage. The construction of a huge underground maglev-style floating railway will make it possible to store 10% of the Netherlands’ daily energy needs in the form of kinetic energy. This Energy Train can […]

  • Incat Crowther: First of Type 70m Catamaran Fast Crew Boat Under Construction (Australia)

    10 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    Incat Crowther announced a first of type 70m Catamaran Fast Crew Boat (FCB), compliant with IMO HSC code and complete with a crew transfer system consisting of dynamic positioning equipment class (DP2) coupled with a stabilized access platform. Construction of the vessel has commenced at the shipbuilder Incat Tasmania, with delivery scheduled for September 2014. […]

  • TenneT to develop new submarine cable with eight suppliers

    20 April 2020
    Research & Development

    TenneT has contracted eight cable suppliers to develop a new standard for a submarine cable system. The participating suppliers are: Hellenic Cables, LS Cable & System, Nexans Norway, Ningbo Orient Wires & Cables, NKT HV Cables, Prysmian Powerlink, Sumitomo Electric Industries, Zhongtian Technology Submarine Cable. The new cable system is required for the planned 2GW […]

  • Incat Kicks Off Construction of 70m Catamaran FCB, Australia

    10 September 2013

    Construction of the first 70m Catamaran Fast Crew Boat (FCB), compliant with IMO HSC code and complete with a crew transfer system consisting of dynamic positioning equipment class (DP2) coupled with a stabilized access platform has commenced at the shipbuilder Incat Tasmania, with delivery scheduled for September 2014, announced today Incat Crowther. The vessel will […]

  • New Coal Ash Leaks Discovered

    5 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Massive coal ash pollution leaks have been discovered pouring from Duke Energy’s Buck Power Plant into the Yadkin River, conservation groups revealed yesterday. Testing confirmed this week that the extensive coal ash seeps – which have not been previously identified or publicly disclosed by Duke Energy or the NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources […]

  • ‘Songa Dee’ SPS exceeds planned budget

    20 February 2015
    Exploration & Production

    Songa Offshore’s semi-submersible drilling rig Songa Dee was on a scheduled special periodic survey (SPS) at Invergordon Scotland from August 24, 2014 till November 16, 2014. Songa Offshore has said today in its Q4 2014 report that the yard stay costs were $105 million in comparison to a planned budget of $90 million, in addition to […]

  • The Netherlands: Future Tenders Not Guaranteed to Follow Subsidy-Free Suit

    26 March 2018
    Project & Tenders

    The outcome of the first subsidy-free offshore wind tender set up in the Netherlands gives confidence for future tenders in the country, however, there is no guarantee that these can also be realised without a subsidy, according to Eric Wiebes, the country’s Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate.

  • Wintershall Starts Up Maria Field Off Norway

    18 December 2017
    Operations & Maintenance

    Wintershall, and its licence partners Petoro and Spirit Energy, have started production from the Maria field one year ahead of schedule. The original start up was planned for the fourth quarter of 2018. The early start up has reduced costs by more than 20%, with an expected final investment cost of around NOK 12 billion, the project […]

  • Prosafe scraps three, cold stacks one flotel

    27 April 2016

    Prosafe, an operator of semi-sub accommodation units known as flotels, has decided to scrap three of its oldest units, and to cold stack other units starting with the Safe Astoria. The company said on Wednesday that it would scrap its 1982-built Jasminia, the 1977-built Hibernia and Safe Britannia, built it 1980. Prosafe’s Safe Astoria was built in 1983, […]

  • The Netherlands: Future Tenders Not Guaranteed to Follow Subsidy-Free Suit

    26 March 2018
    Project & Tenders

    The outcome of the first subsidy-free offshore wind tender set up in the Netherlands gives confidence for future tenders in the country, however, there is no guarantee that these can also be realised without a subsidy, according to Eric Wiebes, the country’s Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate.

  • Sirius seeks extension to Ororo field license amid drilling plan delays

    5 April 2019
    Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders

    Sirius Petroleum is seeking a further extension from Nigerian authorities to the term of its Ororo field license off Nigeria amid delays with its drilling program on the field.

  • Gasrec Opens First Bio-LNG Filling Station in UK

    23 May 2013

    The UK’s first open access Bio-LNG filling station, built by Gasrec, is launched today in an official opening by Parliamentary Under Secretary for the Department for Transport,  Norman Baker MP. This launch marks the start of a nationwide investment in infrastructure seeking the ultimate prize of wiping out nearly two-thirds of the nation’s heavy goods […]

  • Newcastle Coal Port Ship Queue Longest in Three Years

    30 June 2010

    Coal shipments from Australia’s Newcastle, the world’s biggest export port for the power station fuel, rose 3.6 percent last week while the number of vessels waiting to load reached the longest in almost three years. The volume exported in the week ended 7 a.m. local time June 23 climbed to 2.11 million metric tons from […]

  • Eni Delays Goliat Production Start-Up. Costs Reach $6.2 Bln (Norway)

    10 August 2012
    Business & Finance

    By agreement with the partners in the Goliat licence, and due to the delay in the delivery of the production platform, Eni Norge has decided to postpone production start-up at the Goliat field until the third quarter of 2014. The Goliat field development is based on large turnkey contracts (EPC) for the supply of subsea […]

  • Australian LNG terminal gets green light to avert looming gas crisis

    30 May 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Regulation & Policy

    Australian energy infrastructure player Viva Energy has received the environmental green light for its proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal project in Geelong, Australia.

  • Total’s profit slides 40%. Production rises

    27 April 2016

    French oil major Total has posted a 40 percent drop in net profit for the first quarter of 2016. The oil company said its profit for the quarter was $1.6 billion, down from 2.6 billion a year ago. Total said its average hydrocarbon price was only $26.4 per barrel, a 37 percent decrease compared to the […]

  • EuroAsia Interconnector gets green light for converter station in Cyprus

    28 July 2020
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Technology

    The Republic of Cyprus has recently issued the final building permit for EuroAsia Interconnector between Israel, Cyprus and Greece (Crete). Specifically, the relevant permit provides the green light for the construction of the HVDC converter station in Cyprus. In March this year, EuroAsia Interconnector Limited picked Siemens as the main candidate for the job. Cyprus […]