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  • Top News of the Week Sep 1 – 7, 2014

    7 September 2014

    DolWin Beta Becomes Resident of North Sea (Gallery) DolWin beta, the offshore HVDC platform that will connect three offshore wind farms in the German part of the North Sea, is now anchored and ballasted to the seabed, Aibel has announced on its social media pages. Greater Gabbard OWF’s Cabling Infrastructure Worries Local Fishermen The developers […]

  • Statoil Floats First Hywind Scotland Foundations off Stord

    29 May 2017

    The first two of the five SPAR-type floating foundations built by the Navantia-Windar consortium for Statoil’s 30MW Hywind Scotland floating wind farm have arrived to the project’s assembly base in Stord, Norway. The two floating foundations were loaded onto the semi-submersible vessel Albatross at Navantia’s Fene shipyard in Spain in early May. The two foundations […]

  • Tobago Sail Week

    10 May 2005

    The day dawned brightly for the Angostura Tobago Regatta yesterday. After a night of thundershowers and lightning, the fleet were welcomed by perfect racing conditions with winds gusting at 15-20 knots, and the blazing sunshine was dappled by cloud cover. Personally, having spent the night at the Hilton Tobago, in surroundings no less then enchanting, […]

  • Serica Energy makes a play for UK oil & gas firm to expand its portfolio

    12 December 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    Serica Energy has set the wheels in motion to bring two additional licenses on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) under its fold by acquiring a compatriot player, Parkmead (E&P) Limited (PUK) from Parkmead Group.

  • UK: Rebirth of Former Swan Hunter Shipyard Secured

    27 March 2013

    The rebirth of the former Swan Hunter shipyard has been secured as North Tyneside Council selects a partner to help deliver its multi-million pound regeneration. The partner was confirmed by North Tyneside’s Cabinet last week, but is unable to be identified until the formal procurement process is completed over the next few weeks. And once […]

  • Report: EGAS wins Damietta LNG gas cuts case

    14 June 2016

    The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) has reportedly won the case against the Damietta LNG plant at the International Court of Arbitration in Paris.

  • UK: A&P North East Welcomes Clients

    24 August 2012
    Business & Finance

    A&P North East recently welcomed a number of clients to their two facilities, one on the Tees near Middlesbrough and one on the Tyne near Newcastle. Among those visiting the Tyne yard were Van Oord, with their vessel Ham 601. Arriving towards the end of July for a short stay the vessel underwent structural steel […]

  • DSME Workers Stage Strike Demanding Pay Increase

    15 December 2017
    Business & Finance

    DSME workers staged a four-hour strike on December 12 asking for a pay increase.

  • ACCC: Wallenius Wilhelmsen pleads guilty to criminal cartel conduct

    18 June 2020
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    Norwegian-based global shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean AS (WWO) has today entered a guilty plea in the Federal Court to criminal cartel conduct, Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) said. The company was charged with cartel conduct in August 2019 regarding the transportation of vehicles, including cars, trucks and buses, to Australia between June 2011 and […]

  • Wood Island Dredging Proposal on the Table

    18 May 2020
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District is proposing to perform maintenance dredging of the Wood Island and Pool at Biddeford Federal Navigation Project (FNP) in Biddeford, Maine. The proposed work involves maintenance dredging of portions of the 10-foot-deep Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW) Federal navigation channel and 6-foot-deep basin at Biddeford Pool, […]

  • DoJ: Owner and Captain Accused of Bilge Waste Discharge

    8 April 2016

    The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has indicted the owner and the captain of the commercial fishing vessel Native Sun for conspiracy and violations of the Clean Water Act (CWA) and Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS). According to the indictment, starting in 2011 and continuing into 2013, Bingham and Randall Fox discharged and ordered other […]

  • Hong Kong Sets Date for Cleaner Marine Fuel Switch

    11 March 2015

    The government of Hong Kong is planning to impose the use of cleaner marine fuel for ocean-going vessels operating within the region, effective as of July 1. The Air Pollution Control (Ocean Going Vessels) (Fuel at Berth) Regulation will be gazetted March 13, and it will require the use of low-sulphur marine fuel (sulphur content not exceeding 0.5%), liquefied natural gas and […]

  • UK: A&P North East Welcomes Clients

    24 August 2012

    A&P North East recently welcomed a number of clients to their two facilities, one on the Tees near Middlesbrough and one on the Tyne near Newcastle. Among those visiting the Tyne yard were Van Oord, with their vessel Ham 601. Arriving towards the end of July for a short stay the vessel underwent structural steel […]

  • GTT-KFTC update: Supreme Court rejects GTT’s December appeal

    14 April 2023
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    The Supreme Court of Korea has rejected GTT’s appeal filed in December 2022 against the decision of the Seoul High Court, confirming the company’s obligation to separate, in whole or in part, the technology license and the technical assistance if requested by the Korean shipyards. GTT acknowledged the decision, expressing it was surprised by it. […]

  • Singapore: Ten arrested over illegal MGO dealings

    8 August 2022
    Green Marine, Ports & Logistics

    The Police in Singapore in a joint operation with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have arrested ten men for their suspected involvement in an illegal transaction of Marine Gas Oil (MGO). On 4 August 2022, officers from the Police Coast Guard (PCG) arrested six crew members of a Singapore-registered tugboat and another […]

  • HMM, KSOE and others join forces on exploring green ammonia supply chain

    25 May 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    South Korean shipping major HMM, Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE), Korean Register (KR), LOTTE Fine Chemical, Lotte Global Logistics and POSCO have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to seek feasible solutions on the green ammonia supply chain.

  • A&P’s Facilities Welcomes a Number of Vessels (UK)

    24 August 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    A&P North East recently welcomed a number of clients to their two facilities, one on the Tees near Middlesbrough and one on the Tyne near Newcastle. Among those visiting the Tyne yard were Van Oord, with their vessel Ham 601. Arriving towards the end of July for a short stay the vessel underwent structural steel […]

  • TRITON

    12 October 2006

    Satellite technology provides real time remote visibility of oily water separator (OWS) operation to minimise risk of accidental oil pollution. With criminal prosecutions and fines reaching record levels, ship operators need the highest level of protection against accidental discharge of prohibited effluents. TRITON – the oil discharge monitoring system developed by Transas is designed to […]

  • Vietnam demands release of fishermen in Chinese custody

    14 July 2009

    The Vietnamese Foreign Ministry has asked China to release twelve Vietnamese fishermen and two boats currently being held in Chinese custody. Chinese fishery patrol vessels detained three Vietnamese fishing boats and 37 sailors on June 16 on the grounds of illegal fishing while they were catching fish in Vietnam’s Hoang Sa Islands. The captains of […]

  • WA Govt looks to Europe to toughen illegal fishing laws

    22 June 2006

    The Western Australian Government has looked to leads from Europe for tough new laws on illegal fishing. Fisheries Minister Jon Ford says those caught in state waters will now face fines of up to $150,000 and longer jail sentences. The changes also give state fisheries officers new powers to seize suspected illegal vessels, even if […]

  • Kenya: Lamu Oil Drilling Ship Safe From Somalia War

    13 January 2007

    The offshore oil drilling ship stationed in the Indian Ocean off Lamu, MV Chyuku is safe from the spill over of violence in neighbouring Somalia. The assurance was made by Woodside Energy Kenya General Manager, Mr Alex Taylor. “Everything is fine, and work is going on,” Taylor told The Standard on telephone, when asked whether […]

  • C.R. shipping CEO appeals federal conviction

    9 May 2005

    The chief executive officer of an Iowa shipping company has appealed his conviction on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and falsifying records to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. Rick Dean Stickle’s attorney filed the appeal April 7. U.S. District Judge Allan Gold sentenced Stickle, 53, on April 1 in […]

  • Watch IHC Merwede’s New Subsea Trencher in Action! (VIDEO)

    20 June 2014
    Technology

    A couple of days ago, IHC Merwede launched its innovative trenching technology, specifically designed for offshore wind farm operations.  Hi-Traq has been successfully tested and demonstrated at the Port of Tyne facility in South Shields, where a special terrain was created to mimic subsea conditions. Check out the trencher’s performance in the following video: Offshore […]

  • Major study into regeneration of troubled Tyneside shipyard

    1 September 2006

    A major study is to be carried out to explore future options for troubled Tyneside shipyard Swan Hunter. A working group set up to redevelop the site, on the north bank of the River Tyne, met for the first time on Thursday. North Tyneside Council and Newcastle City Council are working with site owner Jaap […]

  • Fire damages port conveyor belt

    24 August 2009

    More than 30 firefighters were called to tackle a fire on a conveyor belt at the Port of Tyne. The fire broke out on a 720ft (200m) section of the belt, which was being used to feed rape seed on to a loading ship on the south side of the river. The flames were extinguished […]