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  • Intan Offshore terminates AHT charter with Emas. Threatens legal action

    20 September 2019

    Malaysian offshore support vessel owner Intan Offshore has canceled an anchor handling tug charter deal it had with Emas Offshore.

  • Statoil, 2nd Largest Gas Supplier to Europe. 75% Produced from Norwegian Continental Shelf

    20 September 2010

    Demand for natural gas is growing in all the major European, American and Asian consumer regions, and the market forward curves show rising prices in coming years. This was a key message at a press seminar in Oslo today, where Rune Bjørnson (Photo), executive vice president for Statoil’s Natural Gas business area, presented. Statoil is […]

  • Russia: Nevsky Shipyard Starts Mooring Trials of Salvage Vessel Spasatel Karev

    4 June 2012

    Nevsky Shipyard, LLC started mooring trials of the lead multipurpose salvage vessel “Spasatel Karev” (Yard Number 701), capacity 4 MW, Design Project MPSV07. The State Customer of the vessel is the Federal Marine and River Transport Agency. The Customer is The Direction of State Contractor of Marine Transport Development Program. Design Bureau – “Marine Engineering […]

  • USA: Hornbeck Offshore Enters OSV Shipbuilding Contract Worth USD 720 Million

    17 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. announced today the execution of definitive contracts for the construction of sixteen high-specification offshore supply vessels (“OSV”), in connection with its latest newbuild construction program announced on November 7, 2011. This is the Company’s eighth newbuild vessel program since its inception in 1997, and its fifth newbuild program involving state-of-the-art, technologically […]

  • Damen, KOC Ink Contract for 14 Damen ASD Tugs

    12 October 2012

    Damen and Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) have signed a contract for 14 Damen ASD Tugs. An extensive process of yard prequalification and tender evaluation finally resulted in an award to Damen this summer. The series consist of two types, with 9 tugs of Damen’s recently launched 3212 model and 5 units of the well-known 2810 […]

  • Statoil: Positioning Gas in Growth Markets (Norway)

    20 September 2010

    Demand for natural gas is growing in all the major European, American and Asian consumer regions, and the market forward curves show rising prices in coming years. This was a key message at a press seminar in Oslo today, where Rune Bjørnson, executive vice president for Statoil’s Natural Gas business area, presented. Statoil is today […]

  • Highlights of the Month: October 2015

    4 November 2015
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Environment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Storage, Technology

    DONG to Build World’s Biggest Offshore Wind Farm DONG Energy decided to construct the 660MW Walney Extension offshore wind farm, located in the Irish Sea, approximately 19 km off the west coast of Britain. Van Oord: Dredging Companies Venturing into Offshore Wind (Interview) During the Offshore Energy 2015 Exhibition and Conference, Offshore WIND met with […]

  • Vietnam: PM calls for peace over China’s drilling rig dispute

    15 May 2014

    Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has urged the Ministry of Public Security to ensure security of people and assets in the country, especially those of foreign investors, following this week’s riots in which several factories were set on fire. The protests are being held in response to China’s deployment of a semi-submersible offshore drilling rig in […]

  • Sealegs Announces Appointment of Three New U.S. Dealerships

    30 September 2011

    Sealegs, the world’s largest manufacturer of amphibious boats, announces the appointment of three new U.S. dealerships: Irish Boat Shop, Firematic Supply Company and Churchville Fire Equipment. The new dealers were signed on the heels of a trifecta of Sealegs’ successes: the production of its 600th amphibious boat, the launch of its first international showroom in […]

  • Offshore safety body finds flaws during Statfjord probe

    11 April 2017

    Norwegian oil and gas safety body, the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA), has found two non-conformities and two improvement points during a late life safety probe of Statoil’s Statfjord platforms. Statfjord lies close to the boundary line between the Norwegian and UK continental shelves in the Tampen area in the North Sea. The field has been […]

  • Petrofac wins North Sea extension with BP

    6 February 2017
    Business & Finance

    International oil & gas service provider Petrofac has won a three-year extension to an existing North Sea maintenance services contract with British oil giant BP. Petrofac said on Monday that the contract, worth in the region of $25 million, was awarded following a competitive tender process. Under the agreement, Petrofac will continue to provide campaign maintenance […]

  • Statoil selects Petrofac for UKCS training services

    22 September 2016

    UK’s Petrofac Training Services has been awarded contract for training and emergency response services with Statoil to support the Norwegian oil company’s operations on the UK Continental Shelf. In the new five-year training partnership, Petrofac Training Services is appointed as Statoil’s preferred supplier and will provide a wide range of HSE, survival, fire and marine training […]

  • Damen Presents New AHTS 200 Design at SMM (Germany)

    4 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards has, at the SMM 2012 in Hamburg, presented its new Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel design, the AHTS 200. The anchor handler, a 200 ton bollard pull vessel, is one of several designs presented by Damen at one of the biggest maritime industry events in the world, the SMM 2012. It […]

  • Tanker Spills at 5-Year Low

    12 January 2015

    Half-way into this decade and the downward trend in oil spills from tankers is sustained reaching a five-year low, according to the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation Limited (ITOPF). For the last two and a half decades the average number of incidents involving oil spills from tankers has progressively halved, with the current figures showing […]

  • Report: Bulker Probably Caused Fatal Oil Spill in Indonesia

    19 April 2018

    Ever Judger believed to have caused the breakup of Pertamina’s undersea pipe which resulted in the massive oil spill.

  • GL Noble Denton Names Head of Marine Casualty Investigation Practice for Americas Region

    9 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    Mr John Walker has been appointed as head of GL Noble Denton’s growing Marine Casualty Investigation practice for the Americas region. Based in the New York office, John leads a team of expert marine engineers, master mariners and naval architects. His team play a key role in determining the cause and extent of machinery damage, […]

  • Petronet LNG targets investment in projects abroad, GAIL seeking six LNG cargoes

    11 July 2016
    Project & Tenders

    Petronet LNG, India’s largest importer of the chilled gas is planning to invest in projects outside the country, according to the company’s managing director Prabhat Singh.

  • EWC receives turbine and generator at Pagbilao LNG hub

    28 October 2014

    EWC has received the first Siemens 200MW gas fired power plant and generator at the Pagbilao LNG hub site.

  • USA: Hornbeck Offshore Officially Enters USD 720 Million OSV Construction Program

    17 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc. announced today the execution of definitive contracts for the construction of sixteen high-specification offshore supply vessels (“OSV”), in connection with its latest newbuild construction program announced on November 7, 2011. This is the Company’s eighth newbuild vessel program since its inception in 1997, and its fifth newbuild program involving state-of-the-art, technologically […]

  • Topaz acquires a new OSV Vessel; Caspian Protector

    13 April 2010
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Topaz Energy and Marine yesterday said it has taken delivery of the Caspian Protector vessel to be deployed in Azerbaijan in support of a 10-year $ 225 million ( Dh826m) BP contract. SUPPLIED Caspian Protector is designed for emergency recovery and response, standby duties and fire fighting Another anchor handling tug supply vessel, the ‘ […]

  • Int’l Tribunal Orders Nigeria to Free Swiss Tanker, Crew

    8 July 2019

    Tribunal: Nigeria should release a Swiss tanker and its crew after Switzerland provides relevant guarantees.

  • Kongsberg to Supply K-Sim Engine Simulator for RMU in Ghana

    11 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Regional Maritime University (RMU) from Ghana has awarded Kongsberg Maritime a contract to deliver its K-Sim Engine simulator for its premises in Accra. The highly advanced Full Mission Engine Room Simulator (ERS), which is due for delivery in May 2014 will enable RMU to provide education according to STCW requirements. RMU is a tertiary […]

  • Highlights of the Month: August 2017

    1 September 2017

    MHI Vestas Turbine Catches Fire at Østerild Test Centre An MHI Vestas V164 wind turbine has caught fire at the Østerild – National Test Centre for Large Wind Turbines in Denmark. E.ON Wins Robin Rigg Dispute Against MT Højgaard The UK Supreme Court has ruled against MT Højgaard (MTH) in the Robin Rigg offshore wind […]

  • Subsea 7 firms up reel-lay vessel order with Royal IHC

    2 October 2017
    Business & Finance

    Following a letter of intent in September, Royal IHC and Subsea 7 have signed a contract for the design and build of a new reel lay vessel, which will be capable of installing complex rigid flowlines including pipe-in-pipe systems.  IHC said on Monday that, in close cooperation with Subsea 7, it had incorporated several innovative […]

  • USA: PHA Identifies Capital Improvement Needs for 2014

    8 January 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Port Authority plans to undertake significant infrastructure improvements in the next few years to ensure that the Port of Houston can accommodate the advent of larger vessels and increased cargo resulting from the pending Panama Canal expansion in 2015, as well as the expected future demographic growth in the region. “Maintaining and improving efficiency […]