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  • New Elastopipe offers lower cost and corrosion-free performancefor hydrocarbon transport

    9 September 2009

    TRELLEBORG Offshore has launched ELASTOPIPE™ FOR (Fire & Oil Resistant), an upgraded version of its successful synthetic rubber-based flexible piping system. ELASTOPIPETM FOR is specially engineered for transport of organic media, extending the use of the already-established, unique ELASTOPIPETM technology into hydrocarbon processing and other utility services. ELASTOPIPETM FOR incorporates a specially-developed polymer-based lining material […]

  • PSA audits risk management on COSLPromoter

    29 July 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Between 24 June and 3 July 2014, the Petroleum Safety Authority Norway (PSA) carried out an audit of COSL Drilling Europe A/S and the company’s operations using the COSLPromoter semi-submersible drilling rig. The objective of the activity was to monitor that CDE has implemented a system to fulfil the regulatory requirements for risk management. One […]

  • Golar Power reaches FID on Sergipe power project, charters newbuild FSRU

    17 October 2016
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Golar Power said it has taken a final investment decision on the Porto de Sergipe 1,516 MW power station project near Aracaju, Brazil.

  • NPD Green Lights Equinor’s Johan Sverdrup Start-Up

    2 September 2019
    Operations & Maintenance

    Equinor has received consent from the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate for start-up of the Johan Sverdrup field in the North Sea. The field is expected to produce oil for the next 40 years. Equinor plans the start-up sometime this autumn for the first phase of the field development. Construction phase two is slated to start in […]

  • AOG’s Flexible Jumpers for Chevron’s North Sea Alder Project

    22 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Chevron North Sea Limited has awarded Airborne Oil & Gas a contract for multiple high pressure flexible jumpers for the Alder project. These flexible jumpers will be the first thermoplastic composite pipes to be used in the UK North Sea. Chevron has contributed to the development of thermoplastic composite risers through participation in a Joint Industry Project formed […]

  • RTI Selects Equinix to Extend Connectivity Solutions

    21 January 2020
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Equinix IBX data centers have been selected by RTI Connectivity (RTI) to extend its connectivity solutions in Tokyo, Japan, and Sydney, Australia. RTI’s transpacific submarine cable systems are the newest secure long-haul routes interconnecting the Asia-Pacific region and Australia via Guam. RTI selected Equinix IBX data centers due to the company’s expertise in delivering and […]

  • Best Practice in Calibration of Gas Meters Saves Cost

    5 April 2017

    By DNV GL Fiscal metering of gas needs to ensure traceability to international standards. It must also reduce errors to levels that meet contractual or legal obligations, and which can be justified on technical and economic grounds. The huge volumes of gas flowing through transmission pipelines internationally means that puzzling differences between what goes into […]

  • Norway: Wilhelmsen Ships Service’s Liferaft Exchange Concept Continues to Expand Globally

    14 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    Wilhelmsen Ships Service’s (WSS) market-leading global Liferaft Exchange Programme (LRE) is set to hit 15,000 exchanges since its launch just over two years ago and continues to expand, according to Dave Evans, WSS product marketing manager for liferafts. The LRE concept, which exchanges service-due liferafts and life-saving appliances for operational ones, allows vessel operators to […]

  • Report: Tamarind halts Tui drilling after disagreement with COSL

    16 September 2019
    Exploration & Production

    Tamarind Resources has reportedly put its New Zealand offshore drilling plans to a halt after being unable to reach an agreement with offshore drilling contractor COSL.

  • Engro Elengy CEO: Pakistan set for first LNG shipment

    24 March 2015

    Energy-hungry Pakistan is about to join the LNG importing nations club with the arrival of the first tanker carrying a cargo of the chilled fuel this week. “The vessel is being loaded in Ras Laffan and is expected on March 26/27,” Sheikh Imran-ul-Haque, Chief Executive Officer of Engro Elengy Terminal Limited told LNG World News in […]

  • OPT PowerBuoy for Subsea Vehicle Residency

    11 March 2020
    Research & Development, Technology

    Ocean Power Technologies, Modus Seabed Intervention and Saab Seaeye are working on a new solution for carbon-free subsea autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) residency – long-term, persistent deployment without support from manned vessels. This novel system is designed for carbon-free autonomous offshore operations with the OPT PowerBuoy power and communications platform at its core. Via an […]

  • New wharf in Antarctica ready for RRS Sir David Attenborough

    17 April 2020
    Infrastructure

    A new £40 million wharf to moor the RRS Sir David Attenborough has been completed at the British Antarctic Survey’s Rothera Research Station in Antarctica. The wharf has been used by polar ships for the first time to transport staff and materials back to the UK. A specialist team of engineers, divers, builders and project managers built […]

  • TLP Secures Grid Connection for Cardiff Tidal Lagoon

    11 September 2017
    Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Tidal Lagoon Power (TLP) has secured the grid connection for a 3,240MW capacity Cardiff Tidal Lagoon expected to generate among the cheapest electricity of all new power stations built in the UK. Tidal Lagoon Power’s chief executive, Mark Shorrock, said: “Today we have secured the grid connection for a tidal power station equal in installed capacity […]

  • Engro Elengy CEO: Pakistan set for first LNG shipment

    24 March 2015

    Energy-hungry Pakistan is about to join the LNG importing nations club with the arrival of the first tanker carrying a cargo of the chilled fuel this week. “The vessel is being loaded in Ras Laffan and is expected on March 26/27,” Sheikh Imran-ul-Haque, Chief Executive Officer of Engro Elengy Terminal Limited told LNG World News in […]

  • IMO Announced Winners of 2013 Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea

    22 July 2013
    Business & Finance

    The 2013 IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea will be awarded to two rescue swimmers from the United States of America, for saving the lives of 14 crew members from the tall ship HMS Bounty, and, posthumously, to a seafarer from China who died trying to save the life of a ferry passenger. The […]

  • OPT-Modus-Saab Seaeye Subsea Vehicle Residency Solution

    10 March 2020
    Equipment, Research & Development

    Ocean Power Technologies, Modus Seabed Intervention and Saab Seaeye are working on a new solution for carbon-free subsea autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) residency – long-term, persistent deployment without support from manned vessels. This novel system is designed for carbon-free autonomous offshore operations with the OPT PowerBuoy power and communications platform at its core. Via an […]

  • Fail-safe design approval for future turbine growth

    20 February 2017

    By Britta Rollert, Director Marketing and Communication, Fraunhofer IWES Before the market launch of newly developed or modified prototypes for offshore applications, the need for extensive tests and feedback from experience gathered in the field is essential. Testing is an opportunity to improve the turbines and technologies in use further and faster in the future. […]

  • Stone Placement Operations Underway Along Mississippi River

    17 October 2016
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Memphis District’s commander, Col. Michael Ellicott, recently visited the site of on-going stone placement operations along the Mississippi River at Hopefield, Ark., located at river mile 735R. This work is part of the Mississippi River Channel Improvement Project which is responsible for maintaining a safe and dependable navigation channel […]

  • Sweden: Volvo Trucks Initiates Field Testing of Liquid Gas

    20 October 2010

    Today, Volvo Trucks will initiate public field testing with methane diesel trucks that can run on liquefied methane gas. At the same time, Sweden’s first filling station for liquefied methane gas will open at Stigs Center in Göteborg. This is a revolutionary step in the development of gas use in heavy vehicles, since trucks running […]

  • Seakeeper Inks Supply Agreement with OCEA (USA)

    15 November 2012
    Business & Finance

    Seakeeper has secured a 3-year exclusive supply agreement for its gyro stabilization systems with OCEA, for use on aluminum crew boats. The first gyros are being installed on 20 oil platform support 18m vessels, for an order OCEA recently received from PROMAR Shipping Services. Gyro-stabilized craft create safer passenger transfer conditions, and give OCEA an […]

  • USACE Proposes Maintenance Dredging at Savannah/Brunswick Inner Harbor (USA)

    8 July 2010
    Project & Tenders

    Contracting authority USACE Savannah District, Georgia tenders Maintenance Dredging for Savannah and Brunswick Inner Harbor, Savannah, Georgia. The project consists of dredging approximately 3 to 6 million cubic yards of maintenance material from Savannah Inner Harbor from Station 0+000 to 112+500 and 5 to 600 thousand cubic yards of maintenance material from Brunswick Inner Harbor. […]

  • Germany: Wind Farm and Transmission System Operators Join Forces

    20 June 2013
    Research & Development, Storage

    Offshore wind farm operators and transmission system operators for the North and Baltic Seas want to work together to pave the way for a steady development of offshore wind energy. On the initiative from TenneT, AG Betrieber, TenneT and 50 Hertz have decided to cooperate closely in order to continue efficiently the development of offshore […]

  • Floating Gyro-Stabilized VAWT to Be Tested in Norway (VIDEO)

    18 August 2013
    Research & Development, Technology

    A model of a floating gyro stabilized Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) for offshore and near-shore applications, which is called Gwind, will be tested in the harbor of Stavanger this autumn, according to the Norwegian Centre for Offshore Wind Energy (NORCOWE). The project is managed by TTO office Prekubator, while CMR Prototech and the University […]

  • Lloyd’s to work on risk assessment and safety studies for Johan Sverdrup

    2 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Lloyd’s Register Consulting has been awarded a framework agreement to provide risk management support to companies involved in developing the Johan Sverdrup project, located offshore Norway.  The compliance, integrity and specialist risk consultancy services group will provide a range of services in total risk assessment and safety studies. This latest project awarded to Lloyd’s Register […]

  • Siemens Leaves Heavy Lifting to ALE

    3 June 2016
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Siemens has awarded a four-year crane framework agreement to UK heavy-lift specialist ALE for the supply and deployment of cranes, specialised transport equipment and personnel. The contract is for the period 2016-19, and has a value in excess of GBP 43 million (EUR 55m). It covers Siemens’ harbour-based offshore wind sites in the UK and Germany, […]