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  • Ice Patrol Ship HMS Protector Assists South Georgia Government

    22 January 2014
    Business & Finance

    Personnel on board the Royal Navy’s ice patrol vessel HMS Protector have taken part in a number of tasks in South Georgia following a request from the Territory’s government. After leaving Thule Island last week HMS Protector battled her way through extensive ice and thick fog to the bays of South Georgia to conduct hydrographic […]

  • DMCA Hosts Joint Meeting of Cruise Ship Emergency Response Task Force Team

    28 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA) has hosted a coordinative and consultative meeting among concerned government departments, officials of the Cruise Ship Emergency Response Task Force Team, representatives of cruise organizers and cruise lines, and various other private and public sector maritime entities to discuss strategic priorities for the 2013-2014 maritime season in collaboration with […]

  • Tower Resources moves ahead with well prep offshore Cameroon

    21 November 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Africa-focused energy company Tower Resources has received approval from the credit committee of a local Cameroon bank for a $7 million loan which should cover around 40 per cent of the cost of a well in the Rio Del Rey basin. Tower Resources Cameroon S.A (TRCSA) has been notified by BGFI Bank Group that the […]

  • TRITON Enters Alliance Agreement with Marin Subsea (USA)

    3 August 2012

    Triton Diving Services, LLC (TRITON) has entered into an Exclusive Alliance Agreement with Marin Subsea Ltd, a company of the Marin Group (MARIN), for the provision and operation of mass excavation and other services for the oil and gas industry in the Gulf of Mexico region. TRITON, headquartered in Metairie, Louisiana USA, is a leading […]

  • Dutch Safety Board warns liners of container loss risk above Wadden Islands in MSC Zoe report

    26 June 2020
    Authorities & Government, Safety, Vessels

    An investigation of the Dutch Safety Board into the container loss incident involving MSC Zoe has found that the shipping routes above the Wadden Islands during northwestern storms pose a risk for a container loss for large, wide container ships.  Above the Wadden Islands there are two internationally designated shipping routes, a northern and a southern […]

  • Singapore: Regulators Need to Establish Legal Environmental Dredging Framework

    6 September 2010

    For many years there have been little ground-breaking developments in the world of dredging according to Tore Hansen-Tangen, Executive Chairman of Viking Development Group. “The vessels have become larger, the control systems and other equipment have become more sophisticated, but the industry still uses the same types of vessels and basically the same methods as […]

  • UKHO Reveals Underwater Images of WWII Mulberry B Harbour

    4 March 2013
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has released stunning images from a survey of the underwater remains of an artificial harbour used in World War II that was used to facilitate rapid offloading of cargo onto the beaches during the Allied landings in Normandy. The images of Mulberry B, which was one of these portable temporary […]

  • Gardline wraps up Barryroe site survey for Providence

    16 September 2019
    Project & Tenders

    Gardline has completed its survey activities over two locations on the Providence Resources-operated Barryroe oil accumulation located offshore Ireland. 

  • OSRL, SWRP Deliver Subsea Containment Toolkit

    15 April 2015
    Equipment, Research & Development

    Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL) and the Subsea Well Response Project (SWRP) announce delivery of a containment toolkit which can be used to minimise the environmental impact of a subsea well incident. This news builds on the successful delivery of four subsea well capping stacks in 2013-14, designed to shut-in an uncontrolled subsea well. This […]

  • Sunken rig’s wreck removal done as recycling ops near the finish line with Boskalis’ help

    22 November 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Regulation & Policy

    Velesto has confirmed the wrap-up of wreck clearance with recycling activities expected to follow suit shortly for one of its jack-up rigs that tilted due to an incident and subsequently sank in 2021.

  • USA: Grand Lake St. Marys Improvements Continue

    13 March 2012

    A step toward improving water quality at Grand Lake St. Marys will occur this spring when an alum treatment will be applied to cover the entire lake. This treatment is part of Gov. John Kasich’s approach to improve Grand Lake St. Marys through rough fish removal, dredging, installation of a treatment train, wetland creation, watershed […]

  • New Zealand: Salvors Prepare to Begin Pumping Heavy Fuel Oil from Stricken Rena

    7 November 2011

    Salvors are in the final stages of preparing to begin pumping heavy fuel oil from the submerged number 5 starboard wing tank, Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) said. Salvage Unit Manager Kenny Crawford said that the salvors had finished filling the tank with seawater to lift oil to the top but still had four lengths of […]

  • Removal of USS Guardian Moves Ahead despite Weather Setbacks

    22 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Naval Sea System Command’s (NAVSEA) Supervisor of Salvage and Diving (SUPSALV) continues to support operations to remove and dismantle USS Guardian (MCM-5) from a reef in the Tubbataha Reef National Park, Philippines, March 21. Guardian ran aground on the coral reef Jan. 17, while transiting the Sulu Sea. After the initial grounding, strong winds pushed […]

  • BSEE Initiates Multi-Week Oil Spill Response Exercise (USA)

    25 July 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) yesterday initiated the first ever drill designed to deploy critical pieces of state-of-the-art well control equipment to the ultra-deep seabed of the Gulf of Mexico in an effort to exercise the oil and gas industry’s response to a potential subsea blowout. The multi-week exercise, launched at 8:10 […]

  • Inpex hands in Ichthys development drilling plan

    18 September 2019
    Exploration & Production

    Japan’s Inpex has submitted its environment plan for the Ichthys development drilling campaign WA-50-L – Phase 2 to the Australian regulator, NOPSEMA. 

  • BSEE Gets Funding for Infrastructure Improvements

    25 October 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) will receive $4 million for infrastructure improvements as part of the $162 million investment strategy announced by Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell to protect Atlantic Coast communities from future, powerful storms. The funds allocated to BSEE will provide for infrastructure resiliency improvements at the bureau’s national […]

  • Western Link Team Finds Legendary WWI U-Boat?

    19 October 2016
    Research & Development, Storage

    A GBP 1 billion project to lay one of the world’s largest subsea power cables, connecting Scotland and England, has led to a ”historic wartime discovery” which could finally help solve one of WWI’s strangest naval mysteries, ScottishPower reports.  Marine engineers working on the Western Link project, a joint venture between ScottishPower and National Grid which […]

  • Expro acquires UK firm to expand well construction and intervention portfolio

    13 February 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Operations & Maintenance, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Vision

    Energy services provider Expro has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Scotland-based well integrity and production optimization company Coretrax, from an investment group led by Buckthorn Partners, for a total consideration of approximately $210 million. By acquiring Coretrax, Expro said it was targeting the expansion of its portfolio of cost-effective, technology-enabled well construction, as […]

  • USA: TDW Completes First-Ever Subsea STOPPLE Train Isolation

    4 November 2011
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    T.D. Williamson, Inc. (TDW), a global provider of pipeline equipment and services, announced completion of the first-ever subsea STOPPLE® Train isolation. The patented STOPPLE® Train plugging system links two plugging heads into a “train” capable of providing the added assurance of double block at each isolation point. The double isolation was performed in about 60 […]

  • Worthington Energy Installs Pipeline at I-1 Well (USA)

    16 August 2012
    Business & Finance

    Worthington Energy, Inc., an energy company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and drilling of oil and natural gas properties, reports that the Company continues to make significant progress on the I-1 Well project, located in shallow waters of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, in the Mustang Island area offshore Texas. Over the past week […]

  • USACE Galveston Celebrates 131 Years of Building Strong with Boat Christening and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

    28 February 2011

      The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, celebrated its 131st birthday with the christening of the Tanner II survey boat, followed by a Galveston Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome the district as its newest member, Feb. 15, 2011, at its headquarters building on the east end of Galveston Island. Members of […]

  • UK: Angus Farming Company Fined for Illegal Dredging

    28 February 2013

    Scotland’s environment regulator is reminding farmers and land managers that liaising with them before carrying out work in rivers could help them avoid ending up in court. The warning comes after a company was fined £500 at Arbroath Sheriff Court  after carrying out illegal work in an Angus burn. D Geddes Farms Limited, was found […]

  • Plan for Port Gamble Bay Cleanup Moves Ahead (USA)

    25 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Washington Department of Ecology (Ecology) and Pope Resources have agreed on a path that will lead to a major cleanup in and around Port Gamble Bay. Port Gamble Bay is one of seven priority bays identified for cleanup under the Puget Sound Initiative. Historical sawmill, wood chipping and log rafting and storage activities contaminated […]

  • Great Barrier Reef Trust Discussion Paper Published

    24 April 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    The Reef Trust Discussion Paper has been released by the Commonwealth and Queensland governments. The Reef Trust is a key election commitment for the Australian Government under the broader Reef 2050 Plan. The Reef Trust will put the focus firmly on improving coastal habitat, water quality and enhancing species protection along the Great Barrier Reef […]

  • Ninian Southern platform: Full evacuation ordered ahead of dangerous storm

    6 December 2017

    Following earlier reports that CNR International would evacuate around 70 workers from its Ninian Southern platform ahead of the Storm Caroline, this has now turned into a full evacuation.