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  • KS Energy’s new rig deal dimmed by multi-million fine

    3 March 2016
    Business & Finance, Exploration & Production

    KS Energy’s subsidiary KS Drilling has secured a contract with Egypt’s Belayim Petroleum for a jack-up drilling rig. KS Energy has also informed it will have to pay a multi-million fine for its other rig, the KS Java Star. According to KS Energy, Belayim Petroleum will use the company’s KS Medstar-1 jack-up rig to drill offshore Egypt. The value […]

  • Fine Tubes Open Houston Office. Names O&G Manager

    13 August 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Fine Tubes, a leading manufacturer and global distributor of precision tubes for critical applications, has announced the opening of its new facility in Houston, Texas, and the appointment of Robin Hodgson who will be heading up the new operation in the position of Oil & Gas Business Development Manager. With oil and gas companies undertaking […]

  • Unix Line Fined USD 1.65 Mln for Oily Bilge Dumping

    24 March 2020
    Business & Finance

    Unix Line fined USD 1.65 million for concealing illegal discharges of oily water.

  • Brazil: Transpetro Decides to Fine EAS for Delayed Delivery of ‘Joao Candido’

    11 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    Transpetro has decided to fine the Atlântico Sul Shipyard (EAS) for the delay in the delivery of the João Cândido oil tanker. The value of the fine is being evaluated in accordance with the clauses of the purchase contract for the ship, which is part of an order of 10 Suezmax vessels made to the […]

  • UK: South Tyneside at Centre of Green Energy Revolution

    1 May 2012

    Installation of the 20,000MW of offshore wind turbines in the UK as a part of the announced green energy revolution sweeping its way through the country will push its way ahead through the South Tyneside as well, the core of the North East’s incipient low-carbon economy, nebusiness informed. “South Tyneside is a perfect fit for […]

  • Smulders

    31 March 2020
    Project & Tenders

    Offshore Wind With over 50 years of experience in the construction, manufacturing, supply and assembly of steel structures, Smulders was the logical choice for offshore wind structures back in the pioneering days of wind energy almost 20 years ago. Today, Smulders is an established market leader that offers a full range of services from engineering […]

  • Port of Tyne Breaks Its Own Records with 2012 Financial Results (UK)

    9 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne will announce record financial results for 2012 today – for the third consecutive year. The award-winning Port has broken its own records with year on year growth since 2009. Last year, turnover increased to a record £63 million, cash flow from operating activity rose to a record £19 million and profit […]

  • German Firm Fined USD 1 Mn for Covering Up Oil Dumping

    6 July 2016
    Business & Finance

    German shipping company MST Mineralien Schiffahrt Spedition und Transport GmbH, the owner and operator of M/V Cornelia, has pleaded guilty to covering up illegal dumping of oily waste water into the Great Lakes. Cornelia’s owners are now required to pay an USD 800,000 criminal fine and USD 200,000 earmarked for protection of Lake Superior and Lake Superior Watershed, the US […]

  • UK: Royal Navy Patrol Ship Issues Record Fine for Illegal Fishing

    9 February 2012

    A Royal Navy patrol ship has issued a record on-the-spot fine to fishermen using undersized nets after sailors boarded a Dutch fishing vessel in the North Sea. HMS Mersey, one of the Royal Navy’s three fishery protection vessels, was on routine duties when she spotted the FV Elizabeth sailing 40 nautical miles (74km) off the […]

  • Two firms fined 243,750 pounds for offshore wind worker injury (UK)

    27 September 2010
    Business & Finance

    Two firms developing an offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth have been fined a total of £243, 750 for health and safety breaches during the… (newenergyfocus) [mappress] Source: newenergyfocus, September 27, 2010;

  • UK: Hopper Dredger Alexander von Humboldt will backfill new Tyne Tunnel

    9 March 2010

    Work to backfill the new Tyne Tunnel, which was submerged in the river last month, is due to get under way… [mappress] Source:bbc,March 9,2010;

  • Dredging Corporation of India Organizes Lecture on “Commercial Contracts – Reading the Fine Print”

    10 February 2011

      A guest lecture has been organized by Dredging Corporation of India today at its corporate headquarters on “Commercial Contracts – Reading the Fine Print”. Mr. D.V.Subba Rao, an eminent lawyer and former Chairman of Bar Council of India, addressed the officers of DCI and answered their questions after the speech. Mr. D.V.Subba Rao, in his speech […]

  • USA: Dredging Firm to Pay USD 105,000 Fine for Ocean Dumping Violations

    6 May 2011

    A Salem, Mass. dredging company has agreed to pay a penalty of $105,000 to settle EPA claims that it improperly disposed of dredged sediments. EPA asserted that Burnham Associates violated the Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act, commonly known as the Ocean Dumping Act, as part of a dredging project in Hingham Harbor. Burnham, through […]

  • New Zealand Fines Bulker Captain, Chief Officer for Giving False Details

    20 September 2019
    Business & Finance

    They gave false information after a crewman passed out due to lack of oxygen in the ship’s hold.

  • Pacific Jewel Faces Sulfur Fuel Fine. Carnival Contests EPA Findings

    20 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has fined Carnival PLC $15,000 after one of its P&O Cruises ships, the Pacific Jewel, reportedly breached new low sulfur fuel regulations in Sydney Harbour. A fuel sample taken by the ship’s crew and provided to EPA officers while the ship was berthed at the White Bay […]

  • UK: Fishing Vessel Skipper Fined After Colliding with Tanker in Bristol Channel

    25 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    The skipper of a Belgium registered beam trawler has today been ordered to pay a total of £2,345 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to offences under the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (Colregs). Jeffry Demeester, the skipper of FV Deborah, appeared at West Hampshire Magistrates Court this morning. During the early […]

  • UK: A&P Tyne Repairs Dockside Cranes at Hebburn Ship Repair Yard

    7 June 2011

    Every job has its ups and downs but the eight-man abseiling team working at A&P Tyne are on a permanent high.Renovating the dockside cranes at the Hebburn ship repair yard is a tall order as two of the three currently being refurbished are just under 89 metres (292 feet) high. A&P is investing hundreds of […]

  • Australia: Master and Owners of Hope Star Bulker Fined for Illegal Dumping of Waste

    7 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    The master and owners of Hong Kong flagged bulk carrier Hope Star have been fined and had criminal convictions recorded following the illegal dumping of garbage in the Great Barrier Reef. The vessel’s owners Hope Star Shipping Company Ltd were fined $5000 and the Chinese master was fined $300 after food waste was discharged 210km […]

  • UK: A&P Tyne Ship Repair Yard Marks Better Start of 2012

    21 March 2012

    A&P Tyne ship repair yard has made a good start to 2012 with a multi-million pound order book for the first quarter of the year. The Hebburn yard, which suffered a disappointing end to 2011 with the unexpected loss of an aircraft carrier contract, has bounced back and is now bustling with activity as work […]

  • Port of Tyne invests in UK’s first fully electric foiling pilot vessel

    12 March 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Vessels

    UK’s Port of Tyne has purchased the country’s first fully electric foiling pilot vessel in line with the Government’s Maritime 2050 strategy, reinforcing the port’s “commitment to innovation, sustainability, and a cleaner future for the maritime sector”.

  • ExxonMobil pays $40,000 fine for near miss incident off Nova Scotia

    20 August 2019

    ExxonMobil has been fined $40,000 for a potentially fatal near-miss incident that happened in November 2018 aboard a jack-up rig offshore Nova Scotia Canada.

  • ‘Polar Pioneer’ leaves Seattle. Detained activists to pay $500 fine each

    16 June 2015
    Exploration & Production

    The Shell-operated Polar Pioneer drilling rig which will be drilling for oil in the Chukchi Sea, offshore Alaska, has left the Port of Seattle and is now being towed to its drilling location. The departure of the Transocean-owned drilling unit on Monday morning local time did not go as planned for Shell as environmental activists in […]

  • Hamburg Port: Record Fine for Tanker Violating Open-Loop Scrubber Ban

    20 November 2019

    Authorities in Germany have imposed a record fine to a Mashall Islands-flagged tanker for breaching an open-loop scrubber ban in the Port of Hamburg. 

  • Navios Subsidiary Fined USD 2 Mn for Dumping Oily Waste at Sea

    13 December 2018
    Business & Finance

    Court fines Navimax Corporation, a subsidiary of Navios Maritime Holdings Inc., for discharging oily waste at sea.

  • U.S. – Sierra Leone Maritime Patrol Team Fine Illegal Fishing Vessels

    23 December 2009

    A joint U.S.-Sierra Leone patrol team queried, boarded, and found four fishing vessels in violation of fishing laws, resulting in accrued fines totaling more than $1.2 million, December 6-12, 2009. USS Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58) embarked nine Sierra Leone maritime law enforcement members and five U.S. Coast Guardsmen in support of Africa Partnership Station […]