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  • MTE on track to complete Hebron project scope ahead of first oil

    10 August 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Teesside-based manufacturer and supplier of fire, blast, and heat protection systems, Mech-Tool Engineering (MTE), is on track to deliver on-site supervision and inspection services to the Hebron platform ahead of first oil scheduled near the end of 2017. MTE said that its work on the Hebron project, a 52-well offshore oilfield development off the Canadian […]

  • Update 2: Body of One Missing Mariner Found as Fears of Tanker Exploding Heat Up

    8 January 2018

    A body of one of the 32 missing mariners has been found on board the Iranian tanker Sanchi burning off China.

  • NY and NJ Beachfill Projects to Continue

    8 May 2020
    Business & Finance, Vessels

    Two hopper dredges that were deployed to Florida to support emergency beach renourishment work at USACE’s Jacksonville District in March 2020 are returning to NY and NJ to complete previously contracted work, informs the Corps’ New York District. The B.E. LINDHOLM arrived at Fire Island on May 6 and is completing final preparations to begin […]

  • Siemens to bid for South African LNG-to-power projects

    10 October 2016

    Siemens engaged potential partners to bid on the US$3.7 billion LNG-to-power project scheme proposed by the South African Department of Energy.

  • Russian State Commission Accepts Tugboat ‘RB-392’

    7 June 2013

    After successful completion of sea trials at Pella Shipyard the Russian State Commission accepted tugboat “RB-392” (building No 935, project 90600). The tugboat will proceed to Novorossiysk, where it will be put into operation within the Black Sea Fleet Navy. The tugboat is intended for towing and berthing operations in harbors, roadsteads and coastal areas […]

  • Tugboat MB-93 Leaves Pella Shipyard, Russia

    26 September 2013

    The State Commission and Pella shipyard have signed the Acceptance and Delivery Act for the tugboat “MB-93” (building No 504). In November the tugboat will be put into operation within RF Pacific Fleet. Assignment: towing of vessels and floating objects in harbor areas and open seas performing of escort operations at the speed of 10 […]

  • China: CIC Boluomiao Shipyard Repairs LPG Carrier

    14 July 2011
    Vessels

    CIC Boluomiao shipyard with its own technical expertise, not only repairs bulk carrier, oil tankers, container ships, but also repairs the multi-purpose ocean tugs, LPG carriers, chemical tankers, asphalt carrier, ro-ro ships, dredgers and other special ships. She has a good market reputation and the enjoys the position of authority. The LPG carrier “YIN LONG” […]

  • Vessel carrying weapons for LTTE completely destroyed

    3 October 2006

    The Navy and the Air force in a joint operation successfully destroyed and sank a large vessel carrying weapons and ammunition for the LTTE this morning. The vessel, sailing in the deep seas around one hundred nautical miles off Kalmunai was destroyed around noon today. Large quantities of weapons and ammunition including artillery guns had […]

  • One More Hits the Water at Pella, Russia

    24 September 2013

    Pella shipyard has launched one more tugboat from the Acceptance Program of 2013, the “RB-401” (Yard no. No 939) of project 90600. Before the end of the year the tugboat will be delivered to Baltiysk, where it will be put into operation within RF Baltic Fleet. The tugboat is intended for towing and berthing operations […]

  • USGS: New Report Quantifies Coastal Change (USA)

    27 August 2013
    Business & Finance

    Beaches and dunes on Fire Island, New York, lost more than half of their pre-storm volume during Hurricane Sandy, leaving the area more vulnerable to future storms. While the damage and destruction on Fire Island was immediately evident after the storm, a new U.S. Geological Survey study released today is the first to quantify the […]

  • Brazil : Nexans Completes Contract for SBM Offshore

    27 April 2010
    Equipment

    Nexans has completed a 3 million Euro contract for SBM Offshore (Single Buoy Moorings) to manufacture and supply the specialized offshore power, control and instrumentation cables for the conversion of the Espirito Santo FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) vessel serving the BC-10 deep water field development in the Campos Basin offshore Brazil. Working under […]

  • Report: Pertamina Source of Balikpapan Bay Oil Spill

    5 April 2018

    Pertamina says burst underwater pipeline source of the oil spill in the Balikpapan Bay.

  • Top News of the Week, 13 – 19 November 2017

    19 November 2017
    Project & Tenders

    BiFab Crisis: Workers Rally at Scottish Parliament as Unions Urge SSE to ‘Rein In’ SHL The trade unions supporting BiFab workers have called on SSE to ‘rein in’ the contractor Seaway Heavy Lifting (SHL) and save 1,400 jobs in Fife and Lewis. On 16 November, SSE issued a statement saying that, as a 15% shareholder […]

  • Nigeria LNG Declares Force Majeure

    8 October 2012

    Nigeria LNG on October 5 declared a force majeure on terminal output after an attempt to steal crude oil from a pipeline led to a fire, Reuters reported, citing Shell’s spokesman. “An attempt was made to steal crude oil from the Bomu-Bonny trunk line and offload it onto a waiting ship that led to a […]

  • VOR: Ericsson’s leg

    12 March 2006

    When a bolt of lightning set the Ericsson mast on fire last night Neal McDonald looked to the heavens and wondered,

  • One Dead in LPG Tanker Explosion in Turkey

    3 July 2019
    Business & Finance

    The explosion occurred in the evening hours of June 1 due to an “unspecified” reasons.

  • 15 September 2006

    The Royal Navy is celebrating its biggest ever drugs bust in the Caribbean after stopping a boatload of cocaine worth up to half a billion pounds. The smugglers set fire to their boat and illegal cargo when they were caught in a dramatic night-time operation off the north-east coast of Barbados. While much of the […]

  • Liverpool blasts ABP bid to block cruise terminal

    28 September 2009

    LIVERPOOL has returned fire in the row over its plans to steal a slice of Southampton’s lucrative cruise industry – blasting the actions of city port owners as “diabolical”. Merseyside civic chiefs have slammed Southampton port owner Associated British Ports (ABP) for trying to block an upgrade of its £20m publicly-funded cruise terminal, claiming the […]

  • Zhenjiang Shipyard Delivers Crest Athena 1

    20 February 2014

    On 19th of February 2014, Jiangsu Zhenjiang Shipyard handed over the third 78m Offshore Standby Support Vessel named Crest Athena 1,  to Singapore FEG Energy Co., Ltd. With a passenger volume of 200 people and a rescue capacity of 300 people, it features a total of 5320kw capacity and a DP-2 positioning system. It is […]

  • Video: P&O Ferry up in Flames

    29 September 2014
    Business & Finance

    P&O Ferry’s Pride of Canterbury travelling across the English Channel (La Manche Channel) from Dover, England, to the French city of Calais caught fire at around 8 am British Summer Time (BST), September 29, according to the BBC. The fire started in the ferry’s engine room as the vessel was docking in the Port of Calais. All […]

  • Keppel Shipyard has been fined $30,000 for strict liability offence

    26 May 2006

    We refer to the announcement made by Keppel Shipyard Limited (Keppel Shipyard) on Thursday, 25 May 2006. The Company has today been fined $30,000 for strict liability offence. Yesterday, Keppel Shipyard pleaded guilty to a Charge under Section 42(a) of the Factories (Shipbuilding and Ship-Repair Regulations (Cap 104 Rg11)) arising from the fire on board […]

  • Australia: PM Says Queensland to Build Two Gas Power Stations

    25 October 2011

    Queensland will build two new gas-fired power stations at Ipswich and Gladstone. (smh) [mappress] Source: smh, October 25, 2011;

  • Contaminants removed from burned ship

    18 January 2006

    FAIRHAVEN — A contractor removed contaminants yesterday from the Amber Nicole, an 89-foot Fairhaven scalloper with $500,000 in fire damages.

  • Gallery: Firefighters to Flood Cargo Holds of Freighter Ablaze off Germany

    28 May 2015

    Four firefighters managed to board a general cargo ship Purple Beach that has been burning off Germany’s North Sea coast since Monday, and to position three hoses to pump sea water and flood the burning cargo holds, the Central Command for Maritime Emergencies (CCME) reports. CCME says that the smoke coming from the ship laden with fertilizers […]

  • USCG Detains Bulker for Safety Violations

    26 April 2015
    Business & Finance

    The United States Coast Guard said it has detained the 738-foot bulker Kind Seas, after significant safety violations were found during an inspection in Kalama, Washington, Friday. Vessel inspectors from the Coast Guard Marine Safety Unit in Portland discovered the discrepancies during a routine inspection of the Marshall Islands-flagged vessel, the USCG informed. Safety violations were […]