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  • WindFloat Atlantic Enters Turbine Assembly Mode

    17 July 2019
    Ports & Logistics

    The installation of the first WindFloat Atlantic turbine on its floating platform will begin on Wednesday, 17 July in the outer harbor of Ferrol, Spain. The fabrication and load-out of this first WindFloat platform, developed by Principle Power, was completed last week in Fene, and the platform has been moored to the quayside in Ferrol, […]

  • Novige one of finalists for Stena Line Propeller Prize

    20 April 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Technology

    Swedish company Novige has been selected as one of the finalists for Stena Line Propeller Prize for its NoviOcean wave energy device.

  • USA: Senator Hosts Flood Protection Forum

    3 April 2012

    U.S. Sen. David Vitter has announced that he’ll be hosting a Flood Protection Forum in New Orleans on Wednesday, April 4. The forum is open to the public. “There has been far too much inefficiency with flood protection at the federal level – especially since Hurricanes Katrina and Rita – and we need to work […]

  • Aker BP Invests in Norwegian Fishbones

    19 December 2017
    Business & Finance

    Aker BP has acquired a 17% stake in the Norwegian company Fishbones AS. Fishbones is an unconventional stimulation technology applied to increase the production rates in tight reservoirs, Aker BP explained. The Fishbone concept was initially developed for a field trial at Valhall from 2008 to 2012, but was not put to use. The technology […]

  • BAM Bags Gravity Base Foundation Contract from EDF

    7 June 2016
    Equipment

    BAM has been awarded a contract to design, fabricate and install five full-size gravity base foundations for wind turbines off the Northumberland coast, UK. The contract has been awarded to BAM by EDF Energy Renewables via SPV Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Ltd. The foundation design will utilize ‘self-installing’ technology, which has been developed by two BAM companies, BAM […]

  • OGN: British O&G Manufacturers Lose Contracts to Foreign Companies

    23 January 2013
    Business & Finance

    In spite of tax concessions being offered to North Sea oil and gas producers, it is estimated that in the last two years British oil and gas manufacturers have lost out on £10 billion worth of contracts, representing 10,000 jobs, which have been placed with foreign companies, including those in Dubai, Korea, Holland and Italy. […]

  • BEL Valves to Establish New Subsea Engineering Facility

    11 March 2015
    Research & Development

    Muckle LLP have been advising BEL Valves on the establishment of a new £10m subsea engineering facility for Newcastle’s Quayside. Plans for the 20,000 sq ft Neptune Test Centre on the Spillers Tyne Mill site, which will house four hyperbaric chambers that simulate the environment of subsea depths up to 4,500 metres, have now been approved, […]

  • Aegean Shipping Management to Pay USD 2 Million After Pleading Guilty to Pollution Charges

    24 February 2017
    Business & Finance

    Greece-based tanker operator Aegean Shipping Management, S.A., has pleaded guilty in federal court in Charleston, South Carolina, to violating the US Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS) and obstruction of justice related to the illegal discharges of oily bilge waste from the chemical tanker, T/V Green Sky, in 2015. Aegean agreed to pay a financial penalty of […]

  • Euroports: ECA Compliance Cannot Be Optional

    17 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    Shippers operating within Sulphur Emission Control Areas (SECAs) should be deciding on which strategy for compliance to the latest sulphur emission regulations to embrace, and not deciding whether or not to comply, transport and logistics group Euroports says. However, inconsistent and weak rule enforcement, together with the prospect of potential punishments that are often insignificant, can […]

  • Afai Starts Building Four Coastal Fast Rescue Vessels

    26 July 2013

    On July 18th, 2013, Afai Southern Shipyard started simultaneous construction of the four coastal fast rescue vessels, being built for Ministry of Transport. Mr. Yang Xiaoren, the Deputy Director General of China Rescue & Salvage Bureau of Ministry of Transport together with Mr. Sun Dongsheng, the Vice Chairman of Afai, pushed the control button of […]

  • FORAN System Used in Building Navantia’s ALHD Canberra, Spain

    29 November 2012

    FORAN has been the CAD/CAM used by Navantia for the structural design of the ALHD for the Australian Navy, “Canberra”. The vessel, the first of the two contracted by Navantia for this country, has been transferred to Australia after a two-month navigation in the heavy sea lift ship Blue Marlin. The construction of the vessel […]

  • Excelerate Energy transfers first FSRU to its management unit

    19 February 2020

    Excelerate Energy’s unit, Excelerate Technical Management (ETM) has been authorized to operate as ship manager for its parent company’s entire fleet of floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs).

  • South Korea to boost LNG use in power production, transport to cut pollution

    26 September 2017

    South Korea is looking to switch the coal-fired power plants currently under construction in the country to LNG-fueled turbines as it looks to cut down on pollution.

  • BAM In Charge of Blyth OWF’s Gravity Base Foundations

    7 June 2016

    Royal BAM Group has been awarded a contract for the Blyth Offshore Wind project by EDF Energy Renewables to design, fabricate and install five full-size gravity base foundations, first of their kind to be built in the world, according to the company.   The foundation design will utilise ‘self-installing’ technology, which has been developed by two […]

  • Technip to Supply Umbilicals for Total’s Egina Project in Nigeria

    4 July 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Technip  announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary DUCO Ltd was awarded “an important” contract by Total Upstream Nigeria Ltd to supply umbilicals(2) to the Egina field offshore Nigeria. For Technip, an “important” subsea contract is ranging from €50 to €100 million This field is situated within the Oil Mining Lease 130, approximately 200 kilometers from Port Harcourt, […]

  • National Oilwell Varco Acquires Singapore-based STSA

    20 July 2011
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    National Oilwell Varco, Inc. announced today that it has acquired STSA Pte Ltd (“STSA”). Terms of the all-cash acquisition were not disclosed. STSA, based in Singapore, services subsea blowout preventers (“BOP’s”) and related pressure control equipment for offshore drilling rigs in the Asia Pacific region. STSA is a regional leader in the BOP refurbishment market […]

  • Offshore Wind Consultants spots geohazards in Poland

    14 October 2020
    Environment

    Offshore Wind Consultants (OWC) has completed the identification of geohazards in the Polish sector of the Baltic Sea that offshore wind developers should address when planning projects. According to OWC, Poland’s Baltic Sea is covered by various kinds of sediments, ranging from loam through fine‐grained sand and coarse sands, to gravel and stones, with sediment […]

  • Northumberland Flood Defense Scheme Starts

    28 July 2016
    Business & Finance

    Work to repair flood defenses in a Northumberland town, which were damaged during the winter floods, is due to start next week, according to the Environment Agency. Repair work at Haydon Bridge will be carried out by the Environment Agency in two phases and will permanently repair flood defenses. The work, which is expected to be […]

  • Capital Investment in Flood Relief Measures

    30 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    Simon Harris, Fine Gael TD for Wicklow and Minister for the Office of Public Works (OPW), has announced details of a €430 million 6 year program of capital investment on flood defense measures as part of the Governments overall Capital Investment Plan 2016–2021. This program will build on the very significant investment that has already […]

  • OSIL Rolls Out New Deep Sea Camera

    25 May 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    UK-based manufacturers of oceanographic systems Ocean Scientific International Ltd (OSIL) has launched new expandable Deep Sea Camera System, a pressure activated self-contained system which allows for the integration of additional instrumentation. The new system is activated by a pressure switch in the intelligent battery pack which can be programmed at the surface to turn the […]

  • Mozambique: Kenmare Resources Places Multi-Million Rand Order for 32 Pumps

    21 December 2011

    Kenmare Resources has placed a multi-million rand order with Weir Minerals Africa for 32 pumps for the expansion of its Moma Titanium Minerals Mine in northern Mozambique. This is Weir Minerals Africa’s largest ever pump order since it merged with the CH Warman pump group in 2008. The original processing plant, which was fitted with […]

  • UK: Stromness MBES Pre-Dredge Survey Completed

    7 February 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Work has recently been completed on a pre-dredge multibeam survey onbehalf of BAM Nuttall in Stromness Harbour, Orkney. The £9.2m Copland’s Dock development will see construction of a new 100-metre pier and associated access road in Stromness. Due to the shoaling nature of the site the survey equipment was mobilised to an open RIB to […]

  • USA: Barnstable Plans to Establish Barnstable Reconfiguration Zone

    11 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Town of Barnstable is seeking a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District, to conduct work in waters of the United States in conjunction with establishing a reconfiguration zone around the town marina in Barnstable, Mass. The Town of Barnstable, Marine and Environmental Affairs Division, is proposing to establish a […]

  • AMCS: GBR Threatened by “Irresponsible” Dredging (Australia)

    18 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    Despite the protestations of Queensland’s Deputy Premier, dredging and dumping in the Great Barrier Reef’s waters will cause damage including to the seagrass beds at Abbot Point which will be ripped up if dredging goes ahead, according to the Australian Marine Conservation Society. AMCS Great Barrier Reef Campaign Director, Felicity Wishart, said the dredging process […]

  • Ocean Cleanup to Redeploy Its System in June

    27 May 2019
    Business & Finance

    The Ocean Cleanup’s plastics collecting system is set to be redeployed in June after undergoing upgrades.