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  • Ramboll Acquires Apply Altra

    6 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    In pursuit of an ambitious strategy to grow employees and geographical reach, Ramboll has acquired Apply Altra in Aberdeen. Up until the acquisition, which was officially signed in Norway last week, Apply Altra has been part of the Apply Group, but with the formal shift in ownership on 2 June, the name has been changed […]

  • Ramboll Acquires Apply Altra

    6 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    In pursuit of an ambitious strategy to grow employees and geographical reach, Ramboll has acquired Apply Altra in Aberdeen. Up until the acquisition, which was officially signed in Norway last week, Apply Altra has been part of the Apply Group, but with the formal shift in ownership on 2 June, the name has been changed […]

  • Benbecula Subsea Services Buys Lift-Rite Group

    12 October 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Ryecroft Glenton Corporate Finance and Square One Law have advised on the sale of Lift-Rite Group to Benbecula Subsea Services, a business led by Ally MacDonald, former CEO of Wellstream and MD of Technip Umbilicals and current chairman of Tekmar Energy. Lift-Rite Group, which is based in Wallsend, North Tyneside, operates three divisions, which serve […]

  • USA: Corps Introduces Plan for Wethersfield Dredging Program

    17 July 2013
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District, has introduced a plan for the Wethersfield maintenance dredging project. This deepening program, located in Wethersfield, CT, consists of dredging in the Federal Navigation Channel and anchorage, 6 feet deep below mean lower low water (MLLW). During this project, approximately 13,300 cubic yards of predominantly silt and […]

  • Walker Subsea Engineering Opens New Office

    13 August 2019
    Business & Finance

    Walker Subsea Engineering has opened a new office at Swans Centre for Innovation, on the banks of the River Tyne. The office will allow expansion of the team, as the company anticipates strong demand for its services. Vahid Walker, technical director of Walker Subsea, said: “It is exciting to be based at the iconic Swan’s […]

  • M24 Japanese Submarine Vandalised (Australia)

    21 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    The wreck of the M24 Japanese midget submarine located in Sydney Harbour has been damaged by vandals, Maritime Professional reports. Vandals entered the protection zone and removed the blades and relics of a key piece of Australian World War II history, The Sydney Morning Herald informed. The wreck, protected under NSW heritage laws, was discovered […]

  • CMA CGM Orders Ten Mega Boxships in China

    26 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    CMA CGM orders ten new 15,000 TEU containerships in China.

  • Hong Kong Sulphur Switch Enters into Force Tomorrow

    30 June 2015

    As of tomorrow, July 1st, ocean-going vessels are required to switch to clean fuel while berthing in Hong Kong. The switch comes as Hong Kong comes to grips with air pollution caused by container vessels to the surrounding areas, especially in the vicinity of the the Kwai Chung Container Terminals (KCCT). Under the Air Pollution Control Regulation, […]

  • WaveRoller ready for operation

    30 March 2016
    Research & Development, Technology

    The power take-off system (PTO) of AW-Energy’s WaveRoller wave energy device has passed the 6-month inspection with flying colors.

  • U.S. Supreme Court rejects BP, Anadarko over Deepwater Horizon spill penalties

    30 June 2015

    The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected bids by BP Plc and Anadarko Petroleum Corp to avoid penalties under federal pollution law in connection with the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

  • African Minerals’ Export of Iron Ore on Track

    7 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    Twenty-six Cape-size vessels operated by African Minerals have been very busy in the first quarter of 2014, transporting 4.52Mt of direct shipping iron.   African Minerals exported 9.1Mt from the Tonkolili iron ore mine in Sierra Leone in the first half and is on target to achieve full year guidance of 16-18Mt, the company said. […]

  • First Navantia Jacket on Its Way to Wikinger Site

    12 July 2016

    The first of 29 Navantia’s jacket foundations for Wikinger offshore wind farm has set sail from Spain and is heading to the Baltic Sea, ScottishPower informed via social media.  The foundations for Iberdrola’s 350MW offshore wind farm in Germany are being constructed at the Navantia facilities in Fene, Northern Spain. The first jacket, weighing 625t, was […]

  • Sweden: Alfa Laval Views Energy Savings in Wider Perspective

    6 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    As ship owners and operators continue to be pinched by high fuel prices, one marine supplier is raising the bar when it comes to solutions. Drawing on the industry’s broadest portfolio of equipment and knowledge, Alfa Laval is taking a comprehensive approach that promises sweeping advances in energy efficiency. Today’s marine industry is placing greater […]

  • First Lady of Tennessee Christens New Ferry

    19 August 2013

    Chrissy Haslam, Gov. Bill Haslam’s wife, christened a new ferry that will be put in service across the Cumberland River, The Sacramento Bee reported. Five shipyard workers spent five months building the ferry which was named Patience. After building, one month was spent for fine-tuning of the engine and steering mechanism and painting, the timesfreepress.com […]

  • McNulty Offshore Construction Finishes First Peace of Narec’s Offshore Monitoring Platform (UK)

    14 June 2011
    Business & Finance

    Narec has taken receipt of the first of the rolled ‘cans’ for the tripod foundation structure of its offshore monitoring platform, part of the Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Project. Fabricated by McNulty Offshore Construction Limited on the River Tyne, the installation of the complete platform structure is expected to occur in the early Autumn of this […]

  • Vietnam: Illegal Dredging Causes Major Problems

    30 July 2012

    A Viet Nam News Agency reporter said about 50 floating dredges were hunting for the precious mineral on three rivers running through Binh Gia, Huu Lung and Loc Binh. „Local leaders were determined to put an end to this practice,“ said Nguyen Huu Chien, a representative of the provincial people’s committee. Despite efforts to control […]

  • Two Companies Sentenced for 2010 Fatal Accident

    2 October 2015

    UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) revealed that Fluor Ltd and Siemens Winpower A/S were sentenced today after a worker was killed and another seriously injured while loading wind turbine blades onto a barge for delivery to Greater Gabbard offshore wind farm on 21 May 2010. The accident happened when a 2.11t part of the blade transport arrangement […]

  • Hong Kong Sulphur Switch Enters into Force Tomorrow

    30 June 2015

    As of tomorrow, July 1st, ocean-going vessels are required to switch to clean fuel while berthing in Hong Kong. The switch comes as Hong Kong comes to grips with air pollution caused by container vessels to the surrounding areas, especially in the vicinity of the the Kwai Chung Container Terminals (KCCT). Under the Air Pollution Control Regulation, […]

  • Cohasset Harbor Dredging Set for Winter (USA)

    20 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    According the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District, the Cohasset harbor dredging project is scheduled to take place between October 1, 2014, and January 31, 2015. This deepening program will cost between $1 mln and $5 mln, and the solicitation will be issued on July 18, 2014. Responses are due by June 9, […]

  • GTRI’s Sonar to Help Navy in Sea Mines Search

    24 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    Since World War II, sea mines have damaged or sunk four times more U.S. Navy ships than all other means of attack combined, according to a Navy report on mine warfare. New sonar research being performed by the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) could improve the Navy’s ability to find sea mines deep under water. […]

  • New Zealand: High Court Approves Tauranga Dredging

    18 September 2012

    A local iwi group have lost their bid against the dredging and expansion of Tauranga Harbour. The case was dismissed in the High Court this morning. “Environment Court correctly considered the competing evidence before it. It gave careful and sympathetic attention to the cultural evidence,” Judge Priestley stated in the summary. According to sunlive.co.nz, this […]

  • Spain: Seabed Becomes Main Topic of Third Getxo Seaweek

    12 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    The third Getxo Seaweek organised by the Getxo town council with the collaboration of the Port Authority of Bilbao is to be held from June 25th to July 1st. On this occasion, the main theme will be the knowledge and conservation of the seabed. Among the activities planned is the exhibition “Port waters, a refuge […]

  • Navantia & Windar Ready to Load First Wikinger Jacket

    28 June 2016

    Joint venture partners Navantia and Windar will load the first of 29 jacket foundations for the Wikinger offshore wind farm onto a barge this week. The foundations for Iberdrola’s 350MW offshore wind farm in Germany are being constructed at the Navantia facilities in Fene, Northern Spain. After the first jacket is placed on a barge, the remaining foundations […]

  • Vox Ariane launching ceremony held in Singapore

    29 January 2021
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Keppel Offshore & Marine shipyard in Singapore has successfully launched another newbuild, Van Oord’s brand new trailing suction hopper dredger – the Vox Ariane. The vessel is the first of three new TSHDs and will boost the mid-class section of Van Oord’s fleet of trailing suction hopper dredgers. This state-of-the-art vessel is fitted with an […]

  • ABB Releases Statement on EC’s Decision

    3 April 2014
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Storage

    ABB confirmed yesterday that it has been named in a European Commission ruling on anti-competitive practices in the power cable industry. ABB’s fine was waived because the company received full immunity for voluntarily disclosing these practices to the European Commission. The information provided by the company enabled the Commission to conduct an investigation resulting in […]