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  • Farstad Orders Two Platform Supply Vessels (Norway)

    19 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    STX OSV, one of the major global designers and shipbuilders of offshore and specialized vessels, has received new contracts for the design and construction of two Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs) for Farstad Shipping (“Farstad”). The total value of the contracts amounts to approximately NOK 700 million (USD 117.2 million). The first vessel, of STX OSV’s […]

  • New Generation of Subsea Turbine Foundations to Hit Market in Next 24 Months (UK)

    17 May 2011
    Research & Development

    The logistical challenge and its anticipated cost have galvanized designers, developers, and government-backed agencies to reset the thinking on subsea foundation design. But the task has by no means been easy. “With wind turbine sizes now scaling up to 5MW and beyond, the top-head mass is virtually double that of the current mainstream sizes,” says […]

  • Parkmead nearly doubles its stake in West of Shetland license

    4 April 2017

    Oil and gas company Parkmead has nearly doubled its stake in the Sanda North and Sanda South structures in the West of Shetland area of the UK North Sea. These two Palaeocene prospects are both located within Block 205/13. With this move, Parkmead has increased its equity in the licence from 56% to 100%, the […]

  • Highlights of the Month: March 2014

    4 April 2014

    Jack-Up Barge Presents New Installation Method Jack-Up Barge, the offshore self-elevating platform supplier, has pioneered a new cost-effective installation method that promises to revolutionise offshore wind turbine construction. Scotland Gives Thumbs Up to Two Offshore Wind Farms Scottish Energy Minister, Fergus Ewing, has announced the formal consent of two adjacent offshore wind farm applications in […]

  • EEEZ Applauds Government’s Announcement

    28 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    News that the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has awarded an investment contract for the planned Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm off Norfolk received positive feedback in the East of England Energy Zone (EEEZ). EEEZ inward investment director James Gray said: “Dudgeon is a key project for us, being only 20 miles off Cromer and […]

  • A2SEA Orders Made-in-UK Sea Fastenings

    9 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    Denmark’s A2SEA has contracted two UK shipyards to fabricate and install sea fastenings on two of the company’s turbine installation vessels which are set to start working offshore UK.  A&P Tyne will fabricate and install the sea fastening on Sea Challenger, which was contracted to work on the 402MW Dudgeon offshore wind farm, with Cammel […]

  • PHOTO: Giant Hebron platform launched in Canada

    19 April 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Hebron, the giant concrete platform bound for the Atlantic waters offshore Canada, has been shown to visitors at a chain cutting ceremony hosted by ExxonMobil on Tuesday. The platform launching ceremony, ahead of the imminent sailaway to the platform’s offshore location, was held at Nalcor Energy’s Bull Arm Fabrication site. Among the attendees were representatives […]

  • Floating Wind JIP Picks Study Groups

    1 June 2017
    Human Capital, Research & Development, Technology

    The Carbon Trust-led Floating Wind Joint Industry Project (JIP) has kicked off a series of studies to address future challenges for the emergent floating offshore wind sector.

  • Beach Energy Completes Halifax-1 Fracture Stimulation, Australia

    7 February 2013

    Beach Energy said it has completed fracture stimulation over 14 zones in the Toolachee, Daralingie, Roseneath, Epsilon, Murteree and Patchawarra formations of the Halifax-1 well. The well has been cleaned out with coiled tubing milling operations, and will have the completion string installed shortly. Beach said that flowback operations will commence in the coming days. […]

  • Johan Sverdrup Project on Track

    3 November 2014
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    The environmental impact assessment for the Johan Sverdrup project shows that the project is proceeding as planned, Det norske oljeselskap reported. Generating revenues amounting to NOK 1 350 billion (USD 199.4 bln.) over a lifetime of 50 years, this will be one of the most profitable projects on the Norwegian shelf, the Company said. The environmental […]

  • ‘Maersk Viking’ kicks off GoM operations for ExxonMobil

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

    Danish drilling contractor Maersk Drilling has informed that one of the company’s drillships has started drilling operations in the US Gulf of Mexico. Maersk Drilling has reported through their Facebook page that the company’s first drillship Maersk Viking began operations in Gulf of Mexico for the U.S. oil giant ExxonMobil. The drilling unit is being used on […]

  • Arkona’s Corrosion Protection Gets Innovation of the Year Accolade

    1 December 2017
    Environment, Research & Development, Technology

    A corrosion protection process developed by E.ON and Ramboll and used for the first time on the Arkona offshore wind farm has won the German Renewables Award in the Innovation of the Year category. E.ON and Statoil’s joint project got the Innovation of the Year award from the Clusteragentur Erneuerbare Energien based in Hamburg. “The procedure developed […]

  • USA: EPA Finalizes Gowanus Canal Cleanup Plan

    1 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a plan to clean up the Gowanus Canal Superfund site in Brooklyn, New York, one of the nation’s most seriously contaminated bodies of water. The final plan, announced on the banks of the canal by EPA Regional Administrator Judith A. Enck with Congressmember Nydia Velázquez, state and local […]

  • DONG Rebrands Following Oil and Gas Exit

    2 October 2017
    Business & Finance

    Danish energy company DONG Energy (Dansk Olie og Naturgas / Danish Oil and Natural Gas) is changing its name following the sale of its upstream oil and gas business to INEOS on 29 September.

  • Inch Cape Surveys Underway

    24 July 2018

    Inch Cape Offshore Ltd (ICOL) will be carrying out geophysical and geotechnical site investigations on the Inch Cape offshore wind farm from July to October to further improve understanding of the seabed conditions throughout the site located within the Outer Firth of Tay and Firth of Forth, Scotland.

  • UK: Bright Future for Port of Tyne

    9 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    The award-winning Port has broken its own records with year on year growth since 2009. Last year, turnover increased to a record £63 million, cash flow from operating activity rose to a record £19 million and profit before tax reached a record £12 million. Port of Tyne Chairman, Sir Les Elton, said: “The Port’s strategy […]

  • LNG Croatia Opens Bidding Process for FSRU

    12 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    LNG Croatia, the project developer of the LNG import terminal on the Island of Krk in Croatia, has called for bids for the provision of a floating storage & regasification unit (FSRU). Bids were also invited for the design and construction of jetty, connecting gas pipeline and high-pressure installations for the FSRU. These include pigging station, […]

  • Flexential Boosts Its Portland Data Center

    12 September 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Flexential, provider of hybrid IT data center solutions, has completed the $32-million expansion of its data center outside Portland, Oregon. The 115,000-square foot expansion brings the data center to 240,000 square feet and boasts international connectivity. The Portland data center houses the U.S. cable landing station for the Hawaiki submarine cable, which delivers the first […]

  • Keppel orders PG Flow Solutions tech for Gimmi FLNG conversion

    28 May 2019

    Keppel Shipyard in Singapore has awarded Norwegian liquid handling and pump specialist PG Flow Solutions a contract to supply high flow seawater pumps to the Gimi FLNG that is being converted at the yard.

  • NASSCO to Launch 14 T-AKE Dry Cargo Ships Built for US Navy

    1 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    On Saturday, May 5, NASSCO will launch the last of the 14 T-AKE dry cargo ships that it has built for the Navy. The christening and launch will occur at NASSCO’s shipyard in Barrio Logan in San Diego. Including the Medgar Evers, NASSCO has delivered the first thirteen ships of the T-AKE (Lewis and Clark) […]

  • Indian Coast Guard Welcomes New Patrol Boat

    30 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) delivered the sixth in the series of 20 Fast Patrol Vessels being built for the Indian Coast Guard. The Protocol of delivery and acceptance was signed by Shri Vinayakumar P, Director, on behalf of CSL, and Commanding Officer of the vessel Cmdr. Umed Singh of Indian Coast Guard. The vessel is named “CGS AGRIM” […]

  • USA: Emerson Introduces Industry*s First Integrated System for ROV Replacement of Sensors Subsea

    27 August 2010
    Equipment

    Emerson Process Management announced the introduction of the first industry-wide system designed to enable remote retrieval and replacement of sensors mounted on subsea production equipment, utilizing a standard subsea Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV). Emerson will go a step further and donate significant intellectual property (IP) for the interface to the industry to enable wide-spread adoption […]

  • Industry first: Strohm delivers TCP with integral weight coating to Trident

    15 December 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Innovation

    Strohm has developed and manufactured what is said to be the industry’s first thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) with an integrated weight coating which provides on-bottom stability on the seabed.

  • Galileo’s Cryobox to produce LNG for power generation in Argentina

    16 August 2017

    Argentina’s Galileo Technologies said it will supply 14 Cryobox LNG production stations to fuel a new power generation plant being built in Anchoris, Mendoza Province, Argentina.

  • IEA: Fast-Growing Energy Use in Southeast Asia to Be Felt Well Beyond Region

    2 October 2013

    As fast-growing energy use in Southeast Asia leads to a sharp rise in the region’s dependence on oil imports and a reduction in its surplus of natural gas and coal for export, the International Energy Agency (IEA) today urged countries in the region to take serious action to improve energy efficiency. “Southeast Asia is, along […]