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• Australia: Mcdermott to Perform Engineering and Strategy Review of Crux Liquids Project

  13 May 2011

  Business & Finance

    Nexus Energy Limited announces that it has executed an agreement with McDermott Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. (“McDermott”) to perform engineering and strategy review of the Crux liquids project. Under this agreement, Nexus has the right to review McDermott’s initial works by the end of June 2011. If this review is satisfactory to Nexus, and […]

• Norway: West Maritime’s Engineers Strengthen Ulstein Design & Solutions Business

  15 April 2011

  Business & Finance

    The engineers at West Maritime have become a part of the Design & Solutions business area at ULSTEIN, in connection with a strategic effort to strengthen the engineering area. “Engineering is an important focus for Design & Solutions, as it ties together what we do in design with what we do in terms of […]

• Australia: Clough Invests USD 250.000 in Curtin University’s Engineering Pavilion

  31 March 2011

  Business & Finance

    Engineering and construction company, Clough Limited has demonstrated its commitment to helping create an engineering centre of excellence in Western Australia, by contributing $250,000 to Curtin University’s new Engineering Pavilion which was officially opened by Prime Minister Julia Gillard today. Clough is also the major sponsor for the University of Western Australia’s First Year […]

• ST Engineering Independent Non-Executive Director and Chairman Steps Down

  15 February 2013

  Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today, Feb. 15th, announced that Mr Peter Seah Lim Huat will step down as an Independent Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the Board on 25 April 2013, following the Annual General Meeting on 24 April 2013. Mr Kwa Chong Seng, an Independent Non-Executive Director of ST Engineering since 1 […]

• USS Carter Hall’s Two Main Propulsion Engines Overhauled at NSSA

  1 June 2012

  Norfolk Ship Support Activity (NSSA) completed an overhaul on USS Carter Hall’s (LSD 50) two main propulsion diesel engines using new Enhanced Process Control Procedures (EPCPs) as part of the ship’s maintenance availability. The ship was the first to undergo maintenance using EPCPs, a Naval Sea Systems Command initiative to improve maintenance practices and gather […]

• China’s Top Ten Standardized Fishing Vessels Powered by Yuchai Engines

  14 June 2012

  At the recent China Fishing Vessel Equipment & Technology Development Forum in Nanjing, the Register of Fishing Vessel (CFR) released a list of top ten standardized fishing vessels for the first time. The top three vessels were 41.38-meter steel trawler, 43.6-meter steel light seiner and 37.8-meter steel single-deck light seiner, all of which carry YC6T […]

• South Korea: Eco-Friendly Marine Engines from Hyundai Heavy

  18 June 2012

  Business & Finance

  Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world’s biggest shipbuilder and a leading marine engine manufacturer, today announced it started exporting the eco-friendly gas engine Hyundai HiMSEN H35/40GV after completing test runs on June 18. The new gas engine runs on liquefied natural gas rather than heavy crude oil and has a maximum power output of 13,000 bhp. […]

• VOSTA LMG to deliver an engineering and components package for a self propelled CSD

  21 April 2008

  VOSTA LMG is proud to announce that recently a contract was signed with ASL Shipyard Pte Ltd for the delivery of an engineering and components package for a self propelled cutter suction dredge, which ASL will construct in its Singapore shipyard and deliver to DEME in 2010. VOSTA LMG will deliver the latest in dredging […]

• Wärtsilä’s Two-Stroke Engine Successfully Passes Type Approval Test

  5 July 2013

  Business & Finance

  Wärtsilä, has announced that another of its two-stroke engines, the Wärtsilä RT-flex58T version D ER-3, has successfully passed its Type Approval Test (TAT). This engine is a further optimised version of the Wärtsilä RT-flex58T version D engine with reduced power and greater fuel economy. The new version has been specifically redesigned to meet the operating […]

• Hyundai Heavy: HiMSEN Engine Wins Type Approval, South Korea

  2 April 2013

  Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (HHI) today announced that it won type approval for the new 35,300 bhp HiMSEN H46/60V engine from nine classification societies including ABS, BV, CCS, DNV, GL, KR, LR, NK, and RINA. The type approval test completion of the IMO Tier III compliant HiMSEN H46/60V expands Hyundai Heavy’s medium speed marine […]

• Swinburne University of Technology Introduces Australia’s First Port Engineering Course

  21 October 2011

    In response to industry demand, Swinburne University of Technology has introduced Australia’s first formal qualification in Port… (swinburne) [mappress] Source: swinburne, October 21, 2011

• First Ever Wartsila X72 Engine Rolls Off the Production Line

  14 January 2014

  The first ever Wartsila X72 mid-bore, low-speed engine has successfully passed the factory acceptance test. This milestone verifies that the engine fulfils the design criteria for performance and functioning, and that it has been accepted by the customer and the Lloyd’s Register of Shipping classification society. The tests were carried out at the Doosan Engine […]

• Romania: Eversafe Marine Engineering Uses Marine Airbags to Launch Ship

  13 September 2011

  On Sep. 2 Eversafe Marine Engineering company successfully re-launched a 6500 m3 LPG Vessel with marine airbags (ship launching balloons) in a Romanian shipyard. Project information : That vessel measures by 116 m long and 18 m wide with 3650 tons light weight plus 450 tons ballast water. Something wrong happened to the 6500 m3 […]

• A&P North East’s Engineer Wins Ian Telfer Prize, UK

  13 March 2013

  The Ian Telfer Prize is awarded annually for the best paper published by the Institution on the subject of the environment, by a member under the age of 30. A&P North East’s Sally Weston (Project Engineer) is this year’s winner for her paper “Reducing fuel usage and CO2 emissions from tug boat fleets: sea trials […]

• GE Marine Secures Engine Orders from North American Customers

  7 December 2012

  Business & Finance

  At the International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans, GE Marine announced orders to deliver L250 and V250 engines to new and repeat North American customers. A combined total of 16 engines have been ordered for newbuilds and repowers by new customer Hyak Maritime and by an existing customer of GE Marine, Weeks Marine, Inc. GE […]

• China: Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Contracts YCMP for Two RT-flex58TD Engines

  15 November 2012

  Recently, Yuchai Marine Power Co., Ltd. (YCMP) signed a supply contract for two RT-flex58TD engines with Jiangsu Yangzijiang Shipbuilding. The model is characterized by compactness, easy maintenance, low fuel consumption, economy and environmental friendliness. The two engines will power two Yangzijiang-fabricated 64000dwt bulk carriers. By October, YCMP has got orders for four series including Wartsila […]

• 3sun Group Gets Full Membership to Lifting Equipment Engineers Association

  19 December 2013

  Business & Finance

  3sun Group, a specialist provider of products and services to the global energy industry, has been elected full membership to the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) on its first application. With over 700 member companies based in 57 countries, LEEA is established around the world as the leading representative body for the lifting industry. Members […]

• UK North-east businessmen set up new engineering firm

  6 October 2015

  Business & Finance

  A new North-east engineering firm has been launched by two Insch businessmen following a six-figure investment. Engineering Solutions and Rental Limited (ESR), has been established by Stuart Mackie, Fabritech UK’s Managing Director, and Innes Smith, Engineering Manager, to meet the demand from clients in the energy, subsea and renewable sectors. ESR directors Mackie and Smith […]

• UK: Vattenfall, Babcock, Abengoa Launch Ocean Energy Engineering Firm

  7 May 2012

  Nautimus, the new Scottish company, has been established by Vattenfall, with support from leading UK engineering support services firm Babcock and Abengoa, the international company that applies innovative technology solutions for sustainable development in the energy and environment sectors. The company will fulfil the engineering, procurement, integration and construction (EPC) needs of wave power and […]

• New UK Business Manager Appointed at West Midlands Engineering Firm

  8 May 2012

  West Midlands engineering firm and bolt tensioning specialist, Tentec Ltd, announce the appointment of Richard Outram as its new Business Manager for the UK. Richard will be responsible for the further development of sales of Tentec’s bolt tightening equipment and custom-designed engineering products in growing market areas such as oil & gas, offshore, power generation […]

• Eleven Wind Farm Support Vessels in UK Equiped with MTU Engines

  9 April 2012

  It is important that a windfarm support vessel is able to transport personnel and cargo safely, even in rough seas. Thanks to its low water-plane surface, the Austal Tri Swath, the fourth Austal contracted vessel for the Turbine Transfers fleet, has that ability and is less prone to instability. “Being able to transport wind turbine […]

• Two Graduate Engineers Get Full-Time Jobs at OSBIT Power

  30 September 2015

  Business & Finance

  OSBIT Power this week welcomed two new graduates to its team. Both employees have been awarded permanent contracts after completing placements with the company as part of their degrees. Callum Noble and Sasha Aichroth completed their studies at University of Edinburgh. As part of their course, both undertook a seven-month placement with the Northumberland-based offshore […]

• MAN Diesel & Turbo dual fuel engine wins type approval

  30 November 2017

  MAN Diesel & Turbo’s dual-fuel MAN L23/30DF engine passed its Type Approval Test (TAT) at CSSC Marine Power in Zhenjiang, China.

• Wärtsilä’s dual-fuel engine gets EPA Tier III certificate

  3 May 2017

  Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has been awarded certification of emissions compliance from the United States EPA for its 34DF dual-fuel engine family.

• Wartsila: 34DF engine taking over LNG carrier market share

  27 August 2015

  Three major South Korean shipyards Hyundai Heavy Industries, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering and Samsung Heavy Industries have shown support of Wärtsilä’s upgraded 34DF engine.