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  • Top News of The Week August 19 – 24, 2013

    25 August 2013

    Top News of The Week August 19 – 24, 2013

  • Congressman Announces Funding for Forge River Cleanup (USA)

    25 May 2011

    Congressman Tim Bishop announced he has secured federal funds through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) for a number of important Suffolk County projects, including $400,000 for the ongoing Forge River Watershed Study, $172,000 for the Lake Montauk Harbor Feasibility Study, and $1.1 million for the ongoing Fire Island to Montauk Point (FIMP) Reformulation […]

  • EU leading nations support marine electrification as climate action tool

    1 November 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Market Outlooks, Transition

    New polling commissioned by climate action solution provider Shift Clean Energy has shown “a remarkably high level of support” for marine electrification as a way to fight climate change.

  • EIA: Gas Use for Power Generation in U.S. Lower than Last Year

    25 September 2013

    Total natural gas use for power generation in the United States was down 14% during the first seven months of 2013 compared to the same period in 2012, mostly because of higher natural gas prices relative to coal prices. High natural gas-fired generation in 2012 occurred as a result of the lowest spot natural gas […]

  • Piper 25 Conference: Oil and Gas Industry Faces 30 Year Failure Cycle

    18 June 2013

    Martin Grant, CEO of Energy at Atkins is to deliver a paper at today’s Piper 25 conference on the topic of major hazard management and safety technology. The paper, entitled ‘Piper: The Journey of Understanding in the Energy Industries’, will focus on six main themes which, following cross industry research, have been highlighted as key […]

  • Japan: MOL Table Top Drill Tests Response to Possible Product Tanker Collision in Tokyo Bay

    17 October 2011
    Business & Finance

    Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. today announced the completion of a table top drill based on a scenario in which the MOL Group-managed petroleum product tanker Raysut collided with another merchant vessel in Tokyo Bay, resulting in explosions and a fire on board. The three-hour drill, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, October 14, […]

  • Germany’s Meyer Werft pushes back delivery of world’s 1st LNG-powered cruise ship

    26 October 2018
    Vessels

    German shipyard Meyer Werft said on Thursday it has pushed back the delivery of the world’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fueled cruise ship AIDAnova.  The vessel is owned by Carnival Corporation’s AIDA Cruises. AIDA Cruises was previously scheduled to take over the giant LNG-fueled ship from the Meyer Werft shipyard on November 15, in Bremerhaven. Meyer […]

  • Hollywood pirate ship visits dock

    20 August 2007

    Fans of the Hollywood film trilogy Pirates of the Caribbean are being invited to raise funds to help restore the fire-damaged Cutty Sark. The Black Pearl pirate ship from the film trilogy is a full-size replica of the original HMS Bounty – built for the 1962 film Mutiny on the Bounty.

  • Hansa Heavy Lift Delivers Six Tugboats to Port of Vladivostok (VIDEO)

    29 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    The ferry trip of the six tugboats on the specialized cargo vessel HHL Lagos of company Hansa Heavy Lift (Germany) has successful completed. The tugboats have been delivered to the port of Vladivostok. The ferry trip was accomplished through the Northern Sea Route and lasted for 32 days. Six tugboats as follows: two marine tugboats […]

  • Cutty Sark conservation under way

    17 September 2007

    Work on conserving material from the fire-damaged Cutty Sark is under way in Kent, so the whole ship can eventually return to its dry dock in London. Specialists working on the tea clipper have said their aim is conservation rather than restoration, because much of the original material remains.

  • Cruise ship Vistamar is detained in Belfast

    3 June 2010

    A cruise ship has been detained for the second time for safety reasons. The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) detained the Italian-flagged ship Vistamar after an inspection at Belfast docks on Wednesday found faults including broken or missing fire doors.

  • Cruise ship worker drowns at Port Everglades

    3 January 2011

    Police are investigating the drowning of a cruise ship worker at Port Everglades. Police and fire rescue officials responded to a call about 6:50 p.m. Sunday. The man, whose identity has not been released, apparently drowned. It was not clear whether he fell off the ship.

  • Denmark: Hamworthy Launches New Offshore Pump Range

    3 September 2010
    Equipment

    Hamworthy Svanehøj has launched the first of what will become an entirely new range of combined sea water lift and fire pumps that meet the requirements of the offshore market. The new deepwell seawater lifting pumps and fire pumps ’DWS’ will be available ranging in capacity from 700 m3/hr to 1700 m3/hr and with a […]

  • BSEE: Black Elk, Contractors to Blame for WD 32 E Platform Explosion

    5 November 2013

    The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) today released the panel investigation report into the November 16, 2012 explosion and fire that occurred on a platform operated by Black Elk Energy Offshore Operations. The explosion and fire resulted in the tragic deaths of Ellroy Corporal, Jerome Malagapo, and Avelino Tajonera, serious injuries to others, […]

  • Top News of The Week, September 16 – 21, 2013

    22 September 2013

    Top News of The Week, September 16 – 21, 2013

  • UK, France Send Team to Inspect MSC Flaminia

    22 August 2012

    The United Kingdom Secretary of State’s representative for Maritime and Salvage Intervention (SOSREP) Hugh Shaw and the French Maritime authorities have decided to send a team of experts to inspect the MSC Flaminia. To give these experts access to the ship it will be brought to a position 30 miles from the UK. This should […]

  • G9 Organizes ‘Safer by Design’ Workshop in Oslo

    17 April 2015

    The G9 Offshore Wind Health and Safety Association (G9) held a Safer by Design workshop last month in Oslo, Norway, on the subject of emergency escape from a turbine nacelle in the event of a fire. The workshop was attended by a range of industry representatives with engineering and HSE backgrounds with presentations given from […]

  • Drama on Board Liberian-Flagged Cargo Ship

    20 August 2015

    A dramatic incident was reported on board a Liberian flagged-cargo ship yesterday while sailing off Sesimbra, Portugal after one of its crew members turned against his crew, threatening to set the ship on fire. Portuguese Navy informed that its special forces boarded the ship following acts of violence of a Turkish crew member against the all Turkish crew, […]

  • Drama on Board Liberian-Flagged Cargo Ship

    20 August 2015

    A dramatic incident was reported on board a Liberian flagged-cargo ship yesterday while sailing off Sesimbra, Portugal after one of its crew members turned against his crew, threatening to set the ship on fire. Portuguese Navy informed that its special forces boarded the ship following acts of violence of a Turkish crew member against the all Turkish crew, […]

  • Update: Radioactive Waste Ship Towed to Safety

    9 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Denmark-registered Parida, laden with radioactive concrete waste, which had lost power and was adrift south east of Wick, Scotland, is currently anchored close to the entrance of the Cromarty Firth, The Inverness Courier reports. Parida was towed to the Cromarty Firth by the Pacific Champion. Strong currents were carrying the drifting vessel towards the Beatrice Alpha […]

  • Shell is to keep Prelude FLNG closed until safe

    24 December 2021
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Australia’s offshore security regulator has ordered Shell to shut down its Prelude FLNG facility offshore Western Australia, following the fire incident that occurred at the beginning of the month.

  • Everllence, MEYER RE join forces to develop methanol retrofitting solutions

    14 August 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Innovation, Technology, Vessels

    German engine manufacturer Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) and compatriot MEYER RE, an arm of the Meyer Group focused on sustainable maritime solutions, have shaken hands on an initiative to ‘advance’ methanol retrofitting systems. As divulged by the partners, the project will aim to cut down on the maritime industry’s carbon footprint while ensuring operational […]

  • Expro Installs DST ExACT in Live Offshore Well

    4 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Expro, an International oilfield services company, has successfully deployed its new design ExACT™ (Expro Annulus-Operated Circulating and Test Tool) in its first live offshore well. The successful operation, a tubing conveyed perforating ‘shoot and pull’, took place on the Vermillion field offshore in the Gulf of Mexico following trial work onshore in Brazil last year. […]

  • State Commission Approves “MB-92” Tugboat

    13 September 2013

    The State Commission has signed the Acceptance Acts for the tugboat “MB-92” (building No 503, pr. PE-65) The preparation are being made to its transportation to the port of basing – the Pacific Fleet of RF. Assignment: towing of vessels and floating objects in harbor areas and open seas performing of escort operations at the […]

  • PIRA Energy: Seasonal Weakness in 2Q Global LNG Pressured Down More on Europe

    12 June 2013

    PIRA Energy Group reports that seasonal weakness in 2Q global LNG has pressured down more on Europe. In the U.S., the falloff in natural gas drilling has yet to affect output. In Europe, power sector gas demand spiraled lower. Specifically, PIRA’s analysis of natural gas market fundamentals has revealed the following: The traditional 2Q weak […]