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  • IHC EB’s Pipe-Lay Tower En Route to Rotterdam

    1 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    On Thursday, a 45m high pipe-lay tower belonging to IHC Engineering Business (IHC EB) has left the Port of Tyne destined for Rotterdam. The bespoke construction has towered over the Port since November 2013. In a complex operation lasting over 24 hours the tower was loaded aboard the Meri heavy load vessel which will deliver […]

  • Seatrium fits CO2 capture system onboard MOL’s tanker

    4 March 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Operations & Maintenance, Vessels

    Singapore-headquartered offshore, marine, and energy solutions provider Seatrium has completed a carbon capture and storage (CCS) retrofit project for Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), installing an onboard CO2 capture system on an LR1 product tanker.

  • Subsea 7 orders Maxccess walk to work system for project off Angola

    3 September 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Tyne Gangway and OSBIT Power have received a multi-million pound order to provide an innovative telescopic gangway system for offshore services contractor Subsea 7. Tyne Gangway and Osbit Power joined forces to design and manufacture the MaXccess P35 telescopic gangway system, for installation at the Lianzi oil field off the coast of Angola, which is due to […]

  • UK hits Chinese oil & gas giant’s European arm with £125K fine in flaring and venting clampdown

    9 January 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has imposed a penalty of £125,000 on a European affiliate of China’s state-owned oil and gas giant for breaching its venting consent on two separate occasions at a field located 60 miles northeast of Aberdeen.

  • Legal fallout: Altera Infrastructure accepts €700,000 fine for violating EU ship recycling laws

    12 December 2024
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy, Vessels

    Despite initially contesting the fine, with a trial scheduled for the beginning of next year, Norwegian ship management company Altera Infrastructure has accepted the penalty of 8 million NOK (circa $720,048) for the illegal scrapping of two shuttle tankers Navion Britannia and Alexita Spirit on the beach of Alang, India, the Belgium-based NGO Shipbreaking Platform […]

  • Two gas traders fined €4.8 million for failing to comply with LNG unloading programs in Spain

    23 December 2022
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    Two European gas trading companies have been fined a total of €4.8 million by the Spanish National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) for failing to comply with the LNG unloading programs in Spanish regasification companies. On 22 December, the CNMC informed it had sanctioned RWE Supply & Trading with €3.6 million and TotalEnergies’ unit Total Gas […]

  • Brazil’s Government Slaps Chevron with USD 28 Million Fine for Causing Offshore Oil Spill

    22 November 2011
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Brazil’s government slapped Chevron with a $28 million fine on Monday for causing an offshore oil spill, and the penalty could rise as the… (Reuters ) [mappress] Source: Reuters , November 22, 2011;  Image: Chevron

  • UK: Tyne Gangway Inks Gangway Deal for Dredging Vessel Chang Jiang Kou 01

    20 January 2012

      Tyne Gangway and China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) have inked a gangway deal for the dredging vessel Chang Jiang Kou 01. This agreement was signed after the companies exhibiting at China’s largest maritime trade exhibition, Marintec. “We have made some fantastic contacts and have received some very promising sales leads. Marintec 2011 has been […]

  • UK: P&O’s Ferries Receive Their Annual ‘MOT’ at A&P Tyne Ship Repair Yard

    22 February 2012

    Three of the huge P&O car ferries that take millions of holidaymakers abroad every year have had their annual “MOT” at A&P Tyne ship repair yard. And those interested in the engineering of such enormous vessels will be able to watch the work for themselves, as the refit of the 180 metre long Pride of […]

  • IHC EB’s Largest Pipe-Lay Tower Built at Port of Tyne Enters Assembly Phase

    8 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    IHC Engineering Business (IHC EB), the designer and manufacturer, installer and commissioner of bespoke equipment for the offshore industries has reached a pivotal point in the construction of a 300t capacity flexible pipe-lay system. This system is destined for the Santos basin deep waters off the Brazilian coast. The completed lay system is scheduled to […]

  • JERA and Lotte Fine Chemical forge partnership to advance low-carbon fuel value chains

    23 August 2024
    Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy

    JERA, a Japanese energy company, and Lotte Fine Chemical (LFC), a South Korean chemical company, have entered into a joint collaboration agreement to develop low-carbon fuel value chains in Asia. This partnership aims to accelerate the creation of a ‘robust’ low-carbon fuel infrastructure, addressing the growing need for enhanced energy security in the region. As […]

  • The Port of Tyne Adds New Work Vessel Sir Bobby Robson to Its Fleet (UK)

    5 March 2012

    The Port of Tyne has appointed the crew for its new £1.1 million (approx $ 1.7 mln) work vessel, the “Sir Bobby Robson”. The new boat is designed to do all the regular maintenance jobs that help keep the river open for shipping, from dredging the river bed to keeping the Port berths clear of […]

  • A&P Tyne Lands Contract to Carry Out Conversion Work on Cable-Laying Vessel (UK)

    17 June 2011

      SUCCESS is in the wind after a South Tyneside yard clinched its first major green contract from Down Under…   By Terry Kelly (shieldsgazette) [mappress] Source: shieldsgazette, June 17, 2011; I

  • Maldives: Stranded Fishing Vessel Faces Daily USD 45,400 Fine Oil Spill Risk

    12 December 2011

      The owner of Thai fishing vessel that ran aground on the reef along Shangri-La Villingili Island Resort last month will today be issued a… By Eleanor Johnstone (MinivanNews) [mappress] Source: MinivanNews, December 12, 2011

  • North Sea operators fined amid crackdown on risks to UK’s net-zero and energy security

    19 December 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    UK’s regulator North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has fined EnQuest, Equinor, and Spirit Energy a total of £265,000 or $322,437.

  • UK: A&P Tyne Lands Contract to Carry Out Conversion Work on Cable-Laying Vessel

    17 June 2011

    SUCCESS is in the wind after a South Tyneside yard clinched its first major green contract from Down Under… (shieldsgazette) [mappress] Source: shieldsgazette, June 17, 2011;  

  • UK regulator serves Repsol with highest fine to date amid GHG flaring and venting crackdown

    15 December 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    The NSTA has given Repsol the highest fine issued so far for emitting GHG from three fields into the atmosphere without permission.

  • Auckland court fines stevedoring company for dropping 15-tonne excavator from a ship’s crane

    13 July 2020
    Authorities & Government, Vessels

    Tauranga-based stevedoring company, C3 Limited, was fined $240,000 by the Auckland District Court after a 15-tonne excavator was dropped from a ship’s crane, narrowly missing five workers on the wharf below. The incident happened at Northport in Whangarei when the log carrier, Aster K, was being loaded on July 16, 2017. C3 pleaded guilty to one […]

  • Surrey Provincial Court Fines Dredging Company after Death of White Rock Resident (Canada)

    15 June 2011

    A Surrey provincial court judge has fined a New Westminster-based river dredging company $140,000 in connection with the accidental… By Tom Zytaruk (nsnews) [mappress] Source: nsnews, June 15, 2011    

  • Ship Owner, Operator Fined USD 1.8 Mn for Covering Up Vessel Oil Pollution

    17 October 2019
    Business & Finance

    Two shipping companies will pay a USD 1.8 million criminal penalty for pollution caused by a cargo vessel.

  • UK: Children’s Charity Barnardo Sends Heartfelt THANK YOU to Shipyard Workers at A&P Tyne

    5 August 2011

    Children’s charity Barnardo’s has sent a heartfelt “thank you” to big-hearted shipyard workers at A&P Tyne for handing them £51,650 from their pay-packets. Staff at the ship repair yard in Hebburn have raised the sizeable sum since joining the charity’s payroll giving scheme in 2000 – although the amount the workforce has donated since it […]

  • Australia: Incat Crowther Launches Two 18m Catamaran Wind Farm Service Crafts

    17 May 2012

    Incat Crowther announced the launch of ASP Tyne and ASP Thames, two 18 metre Catamaran Wind Farm Service Craft. ASP Tyne and ASP Thames were constructed by Topaz Marine at their Abu Dhabi yard in the UAE, and will be delivered to ASP Holdings in the UK. ASP Tyne and ASP Thames are the latest […]

  • Perenco gains approval for North Sea installations decom plans

    25 January 2019
    Project & Tenders

    Perenco has received approval from the UK authorities for its decommissioning programs for the Tyne and Guinevere gas field installations in the Southern North Sea. 

  • Danish Based Fyns Kran Udstyr Develops New Hydraulic Lifting Yoke

    9 February 2012

    A newly developed hydraulic lifting yoke from Danish based Fyns Kran Udstyr has been tested in the world’s largest offshore wind turbine park, London Array. The new way of handling offshore wind turbine foundations is much faster, cheaper and more secure. It no longer needs to take an hour to get ready to lift the […]

  • Statoil Accepts Gullfaks C Penalty (Norway)

    3 June 2013

    Statoil accepts a fine of NOK 30 million (approximately USD 5 million) following the well control incident on the Gullfaks C platform in 2010. Earlier this year, Statoil was fined by the public prosecutor for Rogaland county following the well control incident that occurred on Gullfaks C on 19 May 2010. The company has decided […]