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  • First jacket foundation completed for Saint-Brieuc offshore wind farm

    30 April 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Navantia has completed the construction of the first jacket foundation for the French Saint-Brieuc offshore wind farm at its shipyard in Fene, Spain. The completion of the first jacket follows the reception of the first batch of components manufactured at the French port of Brest. The components have been assembled to the main blocks manufactured […]

  • Nautilus: SMD Starts Auxiliary Cutter Assembly

    25 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Nautilus Minerals Inc.  has announced that the assembly of its third and final Seafloor Production Tool (SPT), the Auxiliary Cutter (AC), has this week begun at Soil Machine Dynamics’ (SMD) facility at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Nautilus’ CEO, Mike Johnston, said: “We are pleased that the assembly of the AC, the third and final of the […]

  • A&P to Provide Repair Works for Cable-Laying Vessel Acergy Eagle (UK)

    29 September 2011
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

        A&P GROUP’S Tyne shipyard has completed its second order this year for Subsea 7 – one of the world’s leading subsea engineering and construction companies. The Hebburn yard has just finished repairs to the construction and cable-laying vessel Acergy Eagle, similar to the work it carried out in the summer to the Seven […]

  • Another K-Line Executive Gets Jail Time

    9 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    Another former executive of Japan-based Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. (K-Line) pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 14 months in a U.S. prison for his involvement in a conspiracy to fix prices in the United States and elsewhere, the US Department of Justice informed on Friday.  Just a week ago a K-Line executive was sentenced to […]

  • NYK Employee Sentenced for Price Fixing

    11 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    An employee of Japan-based Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) was sentenced to 15 months in a U.S. prison after pleading guilty to involvement in a conspiracy to fix prices for RoRo transportation services. According to the one-count felony charge filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland this January, Susumu Tanaka, who was a manager, deputy general […]

  • New Dredger for North American Sand and Gravel Operation

    6 February 2018
    Business & Finance

    Rohr-Idreco Dredge Systems has delivered new gantry type floating ‘Clamshell and Conveyor System’ to North American Sand and Gravel Operation. This 10.5 cubic yd. (8m³) clamshell model is an electric dredger with a digging depth of approximately 200 ft (60m) and production capacity up to 500 Tph. Rohr dredgers are designed and engineered to meet […]

  • Officials Launch Cook Park’s Lagoon Dredging Project (USA)

    30 November 2010

    The water seems to be fine for the 100 or so Canada geese that were floating on Cook Park’s lagoon Monday. But Stark County Park District… By Malcolm Hall (cantonrep) [mappress] Source: cantonrep, November 30, 2010;

  • Bangladesh: Mobile Court Seizes Two Dredgers in Sonargaon

    11 May 2011

    A mobile court has fined and seized two dredgers for operating in the Meghna river’s confluence in Sonargaon Upazila without any legal permi… (bdnews24) [mappress] Source: bdnews24, May 11, 2011;

  • UK:Ed Miliband promise on the green jobs

    20 April 2010
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Human Capital

    CREATING an industrial revolution on the Tyne has been unveiled as a key strand of Labour’s North East manifesto.The party’s manifesto co… [mappress] Source: chroniclelive, April 20, 2010;

  • Mayor Linda Arkley Lays Her Hopes into Enterprise Zones (UK)

    7 March 2011
    Authorities & Government

    NORTH East Conservatives are predicting a “new start for the Tyne” after the Chancellor said he would dust off 1980’s-style regeneration…   By Adrian Pearson (journallive) [mappress]   Source: journallive, March 07, 2011    

  • Sunken boat causes river hazard

    2 July 2007

    An investigation is under way into how a pleasure boat sank in the River Tyne – posing a danger to other vessels. The 32ft long (14m) converted lifeboat George Pickard mysteriously sank on Saturday at Newcastle Quayside.

  • Update: Swedish tug captain’s case sent to British crown court

    11 November 2009
    Project & Tenders

    A SEA captain accused of being drunk as he guided a massive dredger up the Tyne has had his case sent to crown court… Source: The Shields Gazette, November 11, 2009;

  • USA: New Geothermal Bags Speed Up Wares Creek Project

    24 July 2012

    The image could stop traffic on Manatee Avenue in downtown Bradenton: groups of men are whipping and whacking giant white balloon-like bags hovering above Wares Creek, reports heraldtribune.com. This unusual sight is part of Wares Creek cleanup. The purpose of the project is to reduce flood risk and related issues within the Cedar Hammock-Wares Creek […]

  • Navantia Delivers First East Anglia One Jackets

    5 March 2018

    Iberdrola and Navantia have held the delivery ceremony for the first four jacket foundations built for the 714MW East Anglia One wind farm in the Navantia shipyard in Fene, Spain.

  • Maltese Government Drags its Feet on Alternative Energy

    30 August 2011
    Authorities & Government

    Government is dragging its feet on alternative energy, even though Malta faced steep fines if it failed to meet EU targets by 2020, the…   (di-ve) [mappress] Source: di-ve, August 30, 2011

  • Shipyard plans Indian expansion

    5 November 2007

    A Tyneside engineering firm is planning to open a shipyard in India, in an attempt to capitalise on a boom in Asian oil production. South Shields-based McNulty claims the expansion will help secure future contracts for 300 workers on the Tyne.

  • Mayor Linda Arkley Lays Her Hopes into Enterprise Zones (UK)

    7 March 2011
    Authorities & Government

    NORTH East Conservatives are predicting a “new start for the Tyne” after the Chancellor said he would dust off 1980’s-style regeneration…   By Adrian Pearson (journallive) [mappress]   Source: journallive, March 07, 2011    

  • Chevron loses tax case against ATO

    23 October 2015

    Oil and gas giant Chevron could pay up to AUD$310 million in tax and fines, following a Federal Court ruling in the Australian Tax Office’s case.

  • USA: Army Corps Completes Sand Island Restoration Project

    2 December 2011

    Sand Island, a spit of land that been missing from the horizon off Fort Morgan for generations, reappeared last month after the Mobile …   By Gabriel Tynes (baldwincountynow) [mappress] Source: baldwincountynow, December 2, 2011;

  • Bangladesh: Department of Environment Seizes Dredging Equipment

    19 May 2011

    The Department of Environment (DoE) has fined a brick field Tk 1.5 million for expanding its kiln filling up the Dhaleshwari River bank… (bdnews24) [mappress] Source: bdnews24, May 19, 2011;

  • UK: Core Event Attracts High Interest for North East Offshore Sector

    24 June 2013

    The North East LEP and NewcastleGateshead Initiative jointly organised a North Eastern CORE Showcase event which brought together the Ports of Blyth, Sunderland and Tyne, Narec, the National Renewable Energy Centre, and world-leading offshore energy related companies based in the North East, to promote the breadth of expertise in this sector to investors and business […]

  • Badly Damaged Car Carrier Enters Tyneside Yard for Repairs

    18 January 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Panamanian-flagged car carrier City of Rotterdam, which was severely damaged during a recent collision when Storm Desmond hit, has reached the Tyneside repair yard in UK, owned by ship repair and conversion company A&P Group. The 2011-built vessel sustained serious damage to its portside bow and will now undergo a 5-week programme of structural steel repairs before it returns to service […]

  • Step forward taken to build ‘world’s largest’ multimillion-dollar HVDC subsea cable factory in UK

    2 September 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Ports & Logistics

    A new head of terms has been inked for an option on a lease at the Port of Tyne near Newcastle on the River Tyne in North East England to move forward with the development of what is envisioned to become the world’s largest HVDC subsea cable factory.

  • Maltese Government Drags its Feet on Alternative Energy

    30 August 2011
    Authorities & Government

    Government is dragging its feet on alternative energy, even though Malta faced steep fines if it failed to meet EU targets by 2020, the…   (di-ve) [mappress] Source: di-ve, August 30, 2011

  • Captain, crew plead guilty to attempted murder of two stowaways

    21 April 2020
    Authorities & Government, Human Capital, Vessels

    The captain and the crew of Panama-flagged bulk carrier MV Top Grace have pleaded guilty before the Durban Magistrates Court to the attempted murder of two stowaways in late March. The captain of the ship also pleaded guilty to endangering life or causing injury and failure to report stowaways. The ship left the Port of […]