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Frontline Secures Scrubbers for Another 12 Ships

2 November 2018

Business & Finance

Frontline has ordered scrubbers for a further 12 vessels from Feen Marine Scrubbers (FMSI).

GSF: CO2 Emissions from Maritime Shipping Could Grow by 250 Pct

18 June 2015

Left unchecked the carbon emissions from international maritime shipping could increase by 250 per cent, according to the Global Shippers’ Forum. The assessment by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is highlighted in the fourth edition of the GSF Maritime Emissions policy briefing which was launched this month. The policy briefing states that at present carbon […]

Pallone Highlights Concerns on Impacts of Seismic Testing Off New Jersey

18 April 2014

Business & Finance, Research & Development

Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. visited the Belford Seafood Cooperative to highlight the potentially damaging impacts of seismic testing off the coast of New Jersey. Congressman Pallone specifically addressed concerns regarding the application recently submitted to the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to conduct marine seismic surveys off the coast of New Jersey. NMFS has proposed […]

Waterfront Shipping Orders Six

9 December 2013

Waterfront Shipping Company Ltd. has reached an agreement with Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL), Westfal-Larsen & Co A/S (WL) and Marinvest/Skagerack Invest to build six new ships, with an option for building an additional three, all to be delivered during 2016. These 50,000 dead weight tonne vessels will be built with MAN ME-LGI flex fuel […]

Two Collisions off Singapore

30 January 2014

Business & Finance

Following the oil spillage from two collisions south of Jurong Island and off Marina South on 29 and 30 January 2014 respectively, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has been coordinating the containment and clean-up efforts. Good progress has been made since the start of the operations. Namely, the first accident, which occurred […]

2017 Busiest Year Ever for Port of Long Beach

25 January 2018

The Port of Long Beach (POLB) has seen its busiest year ever in 2017, toppic pre-recession levels.

Two Hawaiian Fishing Firms Fined for Dumping Oily Waste

28 May 2018

Business & Finance

Two fishing firms have to pay civil penalties for discharging oily waste into the waters of Hawaii.

Port of Gothenburg: From Mudflat to Wetland for Wildfowl (Sweden)

6 November 2013

Business & Finance

The creation of a shallow wetland for wildfowl is the purpose behind the application by the Port of Gothenburg that is due to be submitted shortly to the Land and Environment Court. The wetland is a way of reinstating an area that has been used to deposit dredging spoils for almost 40 years. Ever since […]

New Contracts Boost Coretrax Expansion Plans

9 August 2018

Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

Coretrax, the independent wellbore clean up and abandonment specialist, is gearing up for further growth after a successful half-year trading with more than £5 million of turnover recorded so far. The Aberdeen headquartered business has taken on 30 people in the last year and said it plans to recruit up to 20 by the end […]

Long Beach Encourages Pollution-Control Testing

10 December 2014

Business & Finance

A new incentive program has been approved by the Board of Long Beach Harbor Commissioners aimed at rewarding shipping lines for taking part in testing of new air pollution-control technology for vessels. The first to benefit from the new incentive will be vessel operators that are participating in the Port of Long Beach demonstration of a barge-mounted […]

Wind Energy Generates Record Amount of UK Electricity

14 September 2012

RenewableUK, the wind and marine energy association, is celebrating new figures from National Grid which show that a record-breaking amount of electricity was generated by wind this morning. Wind turbines fed an all-time high of 4.131 gigawatts into the National Grid at 09.56am this morning – enough to power more than 3 million British homes. […]

SIMEC Atlantis troubleshooting redeployment ops for MeyGen tidal turbines

16 December 2021

Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Outlook & Strategy, Technology

SIMEC Atlantis Energy has stepped up its efforts to redeploy three MeyGen tidal turbines, after a setback faced with the reinstallation of the first turbine to the Caithness site.

Prometheus Energy, Antero Resources Sign Long-Term LNG Supply Agreement (USA)

19 August 2013

Project & Tenders

Prometheus Energy Group, a leading supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the oil & gas, mine haul, process industry and remote power generation sectors, announced today that the company has signed a major agreement to supply Antero Resources’ LNG requirements to power a significant portion of its natural gas fueled drilling rigs in the […]

EMSA Bankrolled for Marine Pollution Response

24 July 2014

The European Council has adopted a regulation to finance the actions of the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) in the field of response to marine pollution caused by ships and oil and gas installations in the years 2014 to 2020. The final adoption of the legislative act by the Council follows an agreement reached […]

Hydrex Divers Conduct Underwater Stern Tube Seal Repair in France

11 May 2012

Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

To save time and money for the owners of a 270-meter container vessel that was leaking oil, a Hydrex diver/technician team replaced three stern tube seals, using one of the company’s flexible mobdocks. This enabled the team to carry out the entire operation on-site and underwater during the vessel’s stop in Le Havre. After the […]

New Zealand: 145 Containers Removed from Stricken Rena

29 November 2011

More good progress has been made in removing containers from the stricken vessel Rena, with favourable weather likely to continue for the next few days. Twenty six containers were removed from the vessel yesterday, bringing the total to 145. A team will be at White Island today checking the beaches and recovering debris from containers. […]

CNPPID Opts for Ellicott Dredge Technologies

14 September 2017

Business & Finance

Ellicott Dredge Technologies (EDT) announced recently the sale of an IMS Model 5012 HP Versi-Dredge to Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District (CNPPID). The dredge will be used to clean out Jeffrey Reservoir, which is the regulating reservoir for the Jeffrey Hydroplant. Since the hydro-irrigation project began operations in 1941, sediment has accumulated in […]

EU grants €8.9 million for advanced hydrogen valley in Western France

6 March 2024

Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Transition

An 18-member consortium, coordinated by French hydrogen producer Lhyfe, has launched a new project to establish an advanced green hydrogen valley in Western France. The project has received an €8.9 million grant from the European Commission through the Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking. The project called AdvancedH2Valley was officially kicked off at a meeting held on […]

US startup pens $160M deal for deployment of hybrid-electric tugboats

11 September 2025

Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Ports & Logistics, Vessels

Los Angeles-headquartered electric boat manufacturing startup Arc has inked a $160 million contract with compatriot marine company Curtin Maritime for eight hybrid-electric ship assist tugboats. As disclosed, the tug octet—part of a privately funded project—is set to be constructed in collaboration with the Snow & Co shipyard. The units, which will reportedly see the “largest commercial […]

USA: Senator Pushes for Grasse River Cleanup

12 October 2012

U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer urged Alcoa CEO Klaus Kleinfeld to expedite and finalize the company’s commitment to multi-million dollar facility upgrades at their Massena plant. Schumer has been working with Alcoa and the EPA for over a year to finally make public a long-delayed clean-up plan for the Grasse River. It was this large […]

US ports to build out nearly $50 bln in green infrastructure over the next decade

28 February 2023

Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Transition

The U.S. ports are expected to build out nearly $50 billion in green infrastructure over the next decade – and hydrogen is set to play a significant role in the industry’s plans, a recent survey from the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) shows. The survey covered AAPA’s membership and showed that ports are most […]

DNV GL Helps Commission VSC HVDC System in China

4 February 2014

Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

DNV GL, the world’s largest resource of independent energy experts, announced its involvement in the successful commissioning of the world’s first three-terminal VSC HVDC system in China, which will help to integrate clean renewable energy into the power grid. With steadily growing electricity demand, China is facing the challenge of expanding its grid to keep […]