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  • Teekay Tankers resorts to engine power limitations to meet EEXI

    12 April 2023
    Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vessels

    Teekay Tankers, one of the world’s leading providers of international seaborne transportation of oil, said it would implement engine power limitation (EPL) on its vessels to meet the Efficiency Existing Ship Index (EEXI) requirements. Namely, the EEXI will require a 20% improvement in vessel design efficiency for tankers from a baseline introduced in 2013. “After […]

  • Finlandia Seaways’ engine failure and fire caused by improper maintenance

    25 February 2021
    Safety, Vessels

    The cause of the engine failure and fire onboard Lithuanian registered ro-ro cargo vessel Finlandia Seaways, which caused serious structural damage to the engine in 2018, are poor overhaul practices, MAIB said. To remind, the vessel was hit by an engine room fire on its voyage from Zeebrugge to Rosyth on April 16th, 2018. The vessel’s […]

  • PHOTO: Maersk Connector Executes Its First Engineered Grounding

    6 June 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Maersk Connector has performed its first engineered grounding at Walney out of Heysham in the West of England. This operation was the first ever for Maersk Connector and the first in Maersk Supply Service’s history. The onshore cable-laying capability was carried out together with client DeepOcean. The vessel went in with the high tide and grounded again with the […]

  • Leighton Wins Engineering Gig for Two Offshore Platforms in Iraq

    12 December 2011
    Business & Finance

    Leighton Offshore last week officially launched its new engineering business in Malaysia.  DPS Leighton Engineering Sdn Bhd (LE), a fully owned subsidiary of Leighton Offshore, provides engineering and PMC solutions for Leighton’s international EPCIC and LOFS business. Leighton’s detailed engineering and PMC arm has grown from the former oil and gas engineering consulting business of […]

  • Kawasaki’s ME-Gi Engines Score First Order in Japan

    17 June 2014

    Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. has received the first order in Japan of the electronically-controlled gas injection marine diesel (ME-GI) engine, Kawasaki – MAN B&W 8S50ME-C8.2-GI. The order is for two units that will be installed on two pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs) with a capacity of 3,800 vehicles for United European Car Carriers (UECC), […]

  • Tognum Upgrades MTU Series 2000 Yacht Engines (Germany)

    27 August 2012

    Tognum, the specialist for propulsion and power solutions, is to develop its MTU Series 2000 yacht engines for compliance with US EPA Tier 3 Recreational and IMO Tier III emissions regulations. The new Series 2000 M96 engines will be able to cover outputs up to 2,600 bhp (1,940 kW), at the same time complying with […]

  • ABL unit lands engineering gig at Eni’s FLNG project off Congo

    10 September 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Longitude, the design and engineering arm of Oslo-listed global consultancy ABL Group, has been picked by Singapore’s offshore marine solutions company, PACC Offshore Services Holdings (POSH), as a subcontractor for a job relating to the installation of a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) project offshore Congo.

  • STAX Engineering boards UK consortium’s zero-emission ports initiative

    18 August 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Collaboration, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Project & Tenders, Research & Development, Transition, Vessels

    U.S.-based maritime emissions capture and control company STAX Engineering has joined a zero-emissions port-based project led by British carbon capture technology company Seabound. As disclosed, STAX Engineering has become a new member of a Seabound-led consortium that clinched £1.1 million (roughly $1.5 million) in government funding through the UK Department for Transport’s sixth round of […]

  • Wärtsilä: Engine upgrades to improve CII on Ulusoy bulker duo

    17 April 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Technology, Vessels

    Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has been contracted to upgrade the main engines on two bulk carriers owned by Türkiye-based Ulusoy Sealines. The upgrade is expected to result in nearly 250 tons of annual fuel savings and a reduction of CO2 emissions by around 780 tons per year per vessel.

  • AGR scoops drilling and well engineering deal with MOL Norge

    2 November 2017
    Business & Finance

    The agreement covers the supply of technical support within drilling and well engineering to the operator’s Norwegian subsidiary.

  • Infinity picks up ‘substantial’ engineering contract from Apache

    14 August 2018
    Business & Finance

    Infinity has been awarded a ‘substantial’ contract from oil and gas company Apache for work on the Seagull development.

  • PSA probes Statoil’s design engineering of Cat J rigs

    19 January 2015
    Exploration & Production

    The Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) Norway has carried out an audit of Statoil’s design engineering of Cat J drilling rigs. The basis of the audit was Barriers and At-risk groups. The PSA said that the audit’s themes concerned occupational health and safety, drilling and well activities, materials handling and emergency preparedness. According to the PSA, […]

  • Royal IHC takes over Dutch engineering and consultancy firm

    15 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    Offshore service provider Oceanteam has completed the sale of its Dutch-based engineering and consultancy company, KCI the Engineers B.V., to compatriot supplier of equipment, vessels, and services, Royal IHC.  To remind, Oceanteam and Royal IHC in early January executed a signing protocol under the terms of which IHC would acquire all of the outstanding share capital of […]

  • EnerMech broadens range of engineering services through MInteg investment

    26 December 2017
    Business & Finance

    Engineering services group EnerMech has taken a majority stake in Aberdeen-based maintenance, inspection and integrity specialist MInteg Ltd. MInteg provides a range of specialist maintenance, integrity and inspection services to the oil and gas, renewables, utilities and other major process industries, and offers full IRATA certified rope access capability. MInteg founder Colin Smith and maintenance […]

  • ST Engineering forms rig upgrade & repair subsidiary in U.S.

    4 June 2019
    Exploration & Production

    Singapore’s ST Engineering has set up a subsidiary in the U.S. focused on, among other things, upgrade and repair of drilling rigs.

  • Nord Stream 2: Basic engineering for offshore section underway

    29 December 2016
    Project & Tenders

    Russian natural gas company Gazprom has reported that basic engineering is underway for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline’s offshore section and the landfalls in Russia and Germany.  The Nord Stream 2 will travel through the Baltic Sea, starting from the coast of Russia and reaching landfall near Greifswald in Germany. It will run roughly […]

  • Offshore oil and gas engineering firm steps into military sector

    15 December 2016
    Business & Finance

    Mechanical engineering specialist EnerMech has diversified its offshore oil and gas oriented business by entering the military industry through a contract awarded by the Norwegian Defense Estate Agency (NDEA). EnerMech said on Thursday that the three-year contract entailed the provision of expertise and manpower for the service and maintenance of all cranes and lifting equipment […]

  • Wood Group kicks off engineering work for Leviathan platform

    2 March 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Wood Group has recently completed the seven-month front-end engineering design (FEED) for Noble Energy’s Leviathan Field Development Project in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea and has started the detailed engineering for the platform – including the topsides and jacket. Noble Energy, as the operator of the project, recently made a Final Investment Decision for the giant gas […]

  • RBD ESPERANZA Undergoes Engine Repair at CIC Lixin Shipyard

    27 May 2013

    The container vessel RBD ESPERANZA, owned by a German Shipping company Hinsch Reederei arrived at CIC Lixin Shipyard for repair in late March, 2013. Namely, the vessel’s crew detected problems on the main engine while unloading cargoes at a port in Japan. The main engine was out of order and the vessel was not able […]

  • Cummins to Feature Impressive Engine Line-Up at Nor-Shipping

    14 May 2013

    Cummins Inc, a leading manufacturer of diesel engines for the commercial marine industry, will feature one of the most impressive engine line-ups at Nor-Shipping (Oslo, Norway; June 4-7) with a “smallest-to-largest” commercial marine engine display featuring the QSB7 at 132 hp (98 kW) and the QSK95 up to 4,200 hp (2983 kW). The 6.7-liter and […]

  • Pullmantur Suspends Pacific Dream Voyages Due to Engine Problems

    19 August 2010

    Cruise Industry News has learned that Pullmantur has temporarily suspended Pacific Dream voyages due to engine problems on the ship while it was in Malaga earlier this week. Various news agencies are reporting that the August 22 sailing from Malaga has also been cancelled, with passengers offered various refund options or similar sailings on Pullmantur’s […]

  • APLNG Awards Accommodation Facility Contract to Longmont Engineering (Australia)

    30 November 2011
    Project & Tenders

    Longmont Engineering Pty Ltd has been awarded a multi-million dollar contract to construct the first temporary accommodation facility in the Miles area for pipeline personnel working on the Australia Pacific LNG Project. MCJV, which is a large Australian-based contractor experienced in delivering large pipeline projects, is the primary contractor for the construction of the gas […]

  • Samsung Heavy, AMEC and Samsung Engineering Enter Joint Venture

    30 October 2012

    Samsung will reinforce the engineering capability of its offshore plant sector through cooperation with a world-leading engineering company. Samsung Heavy Industries and Samsung Engineering announced on the 25th that they will establish a joint venture specialized in offshore engineering in Houston (US) jointly with AMEC, a UK-based firm. Along Mustang (US) and Aker Solution (Norway) […]

  • UAE: ‘Mastech 2013’ to Gather Naval Architects and Engineering Professionals

    22 October 2012

    Increasing energy efficiency standards, safety concerns and demand for design innovations are set to bring naval architects and engineering professionals to one of the world’s foremost international maritime conference ‘Mastech 2013’ on naval architecture, shipbuilding and oil and gas to be held in Sharjah next year. For the second consecutive edition, MAST the Middle East […]

  • China: Yuexin Ocean Engineering Delivers P&O MBURUCUYA

    15 May 2012

    On May 7th, the 45m Azimuthal and River Pusher P&O MBURUCUYA built by Yuexin Ocean Engineering Co for P&O Maritime Holdings Paraguay S.A. was delivered successfully. Classed for unrestricted duty and built to ABS Class notation which includes “+A1 River Pusher Inland Service, +AMS and +ABCU ”class certificate, the vessel measures 45 m in length […]