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  • Dart Energy Announces First Gas at Sangatta West (Indonesia)

    1 April 2011

    Global coal bed methane (CBM) company Dart Energy Limited announced the first gas flows at the Sangatta West project in East Kalimantan, which is among the first in Indonesia from a dedicated coal bed methane pilot well. The SCBM#1 pilot well at the Sangatta West project began flowing gas in a controlled operation on March […]

  • EnQuest’s Thistle, Heather platforms still shut. Production to resume in 2020

    21 November 2019

    UK North Sea operator EnQuest has said that its Thistle and Heather platforms are still shut, and are expected to resume production in the first half of 2020.

  • Shell slapped with safety improvement notice after North Sea gas leak

    23 June 2016

    Oil major Royal Dutch Shell has been served with an improvement notice by the UK’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE) over last year’s hydrocarbon leak on the company’s unmanned installation in the UK sector of the North Sea.  Following a gas leak on Shell’s Caravel, a fixed, normally-unattended installation (NUI), at the end of 2015, […]

  • BSEE: Sheen No Longer Visible Near Hercules 265 Rig (USA)

    2 August 2013

    The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) has announced that, together with U.S. Coast Guard, and Walter Oil & Gas Corporation (Walter), continue to oversee and coordinate response efforts to secure the South Timbalier 220 natural gas Well A-3.  All available options to safely secure the natural gas well remain under consideration. Work is […]

  • Royal Australian Navy Celebrates Maritime Day 2011

    5 September 2011

    Warm, sunny weather was the order of the day for Fremantle Celebrate Maritime Day 2011 on 27 August. Sailors from HMAS Stirling (CAPT Brett Wolski), supported by Defence Force Recruiting Perth and Australian Naval Cadet units, created a Navy-themed maritime exhibition at Fremantle Port. HMAS Newcastle (CMDR Anthony Campbell) and HMAS Farncomb (CMDR Glen Miles) […]

  • Qatar: IBERDROLA Chairman Seeks Sustainable Energy Development to Meet 3rd World Needs

    3 December 2012

    IBERDROLA Chairman Ignacio Galán, while speaking at the World Climate Summit in Doha, called for sustainable electricity development to meet the needs of the 1.3 billion people around the world, equivalent to 20% of the entire population, who don’t have access to electricity. Taking part in a panel discussion at the World Climate Summit, on […]

  • Hope of Finding Sanchi Survivors Wanes

    15 January 2018

    The hope of finding any survivors of the sunken Iranian tanker Sanchi has diminished, Iran’s PMO says.

  • AES to buy 49.9% stake in AES Colón LNG plant

    14 September 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    The U.S. energy company AES Corporation will acquire a 49.9 per cent stake in AES Colón LNG plant, increasing its ownership to 100 per cent.

  • Russia: Vyborg Shipyard, Vympel to Work Together on Icebreakers of Project 21900М

    26 April 2012

    Vyborg Shipyard JSC signed an agreement with JSC “DB “Vympel” for the supply of technical design, working design documentation and engineering support for the construction of icebreakers project 21900М. The agreement was concluded within the framework of the contract signed between Vyborg Shipyard and United Shipbuilding Corporation in February 2012 on the construction of two […]

  • USA: Kvichak Marine Appoints New Proposals Manager

    28 May 2012

    Kvichak Marine Industries in Seattle Washington announced the appointment of Kevin Kirby as their new proposal manager. Kevin has been with Kvichak for over 2 years as a project lead engineer. His most recent projects include the recently launched 67’ Connor Foss Pilot Boat, a 54’ hydrofoil catamaran, the 30’ Rapid Response Skimmers and the […]

  • Robbers Steal Oil from Anchored Tanker in Nigeria

    25 August 2017

    Robbers have boarded a tanker and stole some oil from the ship while it was anchored at Lagos General Purpose Anchorage, Nigeria. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of August 19, according to a report by ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB). As informed, alert duty watch keepers onboard the bridge of the product […]

  • VT Halter Marine Launches HOS Commander

    10 April 2013

    VT Halter Marine yesterday launched the first, out of ten ordered, 97.2m long Offshore Supply Vessel (OSV) “HOS Commander”. The vessel is based on VT Halter Marine’s Super 320 design developed for Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. The Super 320 design is based on an enlarged version of an 88-metre Platform Supply Vessel, HOS Coral, which […]

  • SGMF Issues First LNG Bunkering Safety Guidelines

    20 February 2015

    The Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF) has released its first edition of the LNG Bunkering – Safety Guidelines. The objective of the guidelines is to provide the bunkering industry with the best practices in order to ensure that gas- fuelled ships are re-fuelled with high levels of safety, integrity and reliability. The LNG […]

  • Restoration of Dune Road Beaches About to Begin

    7 February 2020
    Business & Finance

    The Federal Government has positioned a dredge near the east end of Dune Road in Hampton Bays to rebuild the beach and dune that has repeatedly washed away in recent storms. Under the Army Corps plan, the dredge will pump 569,000 cubic yards of sand onto the beach during the next month to bring the […]

  • MDL Wraps Up California Pipe Replacement Project

    31 October 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Maritime Developments (MDL) has concluded a pipe replacement project in Honker Bay, California. MDL’s 25Te 2-track Tensioner (MDL TTS-2/140) was used to handle a small-diameter steel pipe, as part of a horizontal directional drilling (HDD) project. The operation facilitated the replacement of a 1.9 kilometers long 8-inch pipe and was carried out from an anchored […]

  • Chemical Leaks from Container on Board RoRo in Zeebrugge

    30 October 2018

    A chemical leak on board of Finnish Ro-Ro Mistral was reported to emergency services at Zeebrugge.

  • Four Nigerian Policemen Gunned Down by Pirates

    24 June 2015

    Four policemen were shot and killed on Tuesday at the Abonnema Wharf area of Port Harcourt, Nigeria by armed men who are believed to be sea pirates. The policemen were on patrol when they were attacked by a group of masked men who opened fire killing four of them on the spot, with the fifth one managing to […]

  • Dong to Provide Hands-On Experience for Maersk Trainees

    15 January 2015
    Human Capital

    Maersk Training has teamed up with Dong Energy to provide a course for people interested in entering the offshore wind sector. A Borrow-based 12-week course will cover working in confined spaces, electrical awareness, working at height, manual handling, sea survival, first aid and fire awareness. The course will also include several weeks of hands-on experience […]

  • Tokyo Gas plans lowering LNG imports from Malaysia

    23 January 2018

    Japan’s Tokyo Gas decided to cut down on LNG imports from Malaysia once the long-term contract runs out this year. 

  • Bear Head LNG moves forward

    16 February 2015

    Liquefied Natural Gas Limited said that its unit, Bear Head LNG has been advised by the Canadian Environment Assessment Agency that it has reviewed the additional Bear Head LNG Project information.

  • Wintershall Dea in energy transition with hydrogen and CCS

    17 January 2022
    Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Transition

    German oil and gas company Wintershall Dea says it is driving gas industry transformation with hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS) to achieve the climate targets in Europe.

  • USA: Cook Inlet Dredging Begins

    15 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Alaska District began dredging the Cook Inlet Navigation Channel yesterday for the first time since its construction in 1999-2000 to maintain safe ship passage between the Knik Arm Shoal and the Port of Anchorage. This year’s $5 million project continues through June and is the first phase of a multiple-year […]

  • OpenIJ to deliver world’s largest sea lock

    7 July 2021
    Infrastructure

    This summer, OpenIJ – a consortium of construction companies building the IJmuiden lock – will deliver the largest sea lock in the world to Rijkswaterstaat. According to the Port of Amsterdam, OpenIJ is working on the final stages of the construction of Zeesluis IJmuiden. After delivery to Rijkswaterstaat, an extensive test phase of the new […]

  • Ceona Amazon Gets Multi-Lay VLS and Twin Cranes

    3 February 2015
    Research & Development

    Ceona has announced the successful installation of 570te multiple pipelay VLS and twin 400te cranes onto the  Ceona Amazon vessel.  One month after the vessel’s arrival at Huisman yard in the Netherlands, the Ceona Amazon has been equipped with multi-lay VLS with a top tension of 570te, and with two 400te Active Heave Compensated (AHC) […]

  • KSB to Present New TRIODIS Valves at ACHEMA, Germany

    24 April 2012
    Equipment

    As a complement to its extensive range of butterfly valves for handling liquefied gas, KSB Aktiengesellschaft, Frankenthal, Germany will be presenting the new TRIODIS valve series at this year’s ACHEMA. The maintenance-free triple-offset butterfly valves are designed for handling fluids with temperatures ranging from minus 250 to plus 200 degrees Celsius, depending on their properties, […]