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  • 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.

  • 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 […]

  • UK: Maersk Training Appoints First Female Instructor

    3 October 2013
    Human Capital

    Newcastle based Maersk Training has appointed its first female instructor to work within its thriving wind energy division – a move that it says will help dismiss many preconceptions about this being a male dominated industry sector. Lynn Lowes from Washington, Tyne and Wear joins the company, which offers state-of the-art training facilities and a […]

  • UK Detains Five Foreign Flagged Ships in January

    9 February 2017

    Five more foreign flagged vessels were detained in UK ports during January 2017 after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection, the country’s Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) revealed.  The ships in question include Skyline Barge 17, Sea Emperor, Fanfare, Salix and BBC Coral. The Netherlands-flagged Skyline Barge 17, a deck cargo pontoon, was detained at […]

  • The Clay Ripening Pilot Project Gets Underway

    10 April 2018
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders, Research & Development

    Construction works on the Clay Ripening Pilot Project in the Eems-Dollard area are officially underway, according to the EcoShape. The EcoShape reported that on April 5th the first mud was deposited to the Clay Ripener in Delfzijl in the far Northeast of the Netherlands. The main aim of the pilot project is to experiment with different ripening strategies to turn fine […]

  • National Grid UK Raises Wires for Beatrice Jackets

    28 June 2017
    Storage

    National Grid UK has started raising the height of a power line across the River Tyne Engineers to allow ships carrying offshore wind turbine parts to pass safely underneath.

  • USA: InterMoor Names New Vice President of Projects and Engineering

    11 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    InterMoor, an Acteon company, has named Jim Macklin vice president of projects and engineering, announced InterMoor president Tom Fulton. Key functions of his new role include providing leadership and experience to the projects and engineering departments. He will have overall responsibility for projects and engineering functions and provide commercial and contractual oversight for new business […]

  • Shepherd Offshore building one of Europe’s largest test tanks

    9 June 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Technology

    Shepherd Offshore is constructing one of Europe’s largest offshore testing tanks at Neptune Energy Park in Walker, Newcastle. Located on the North Bank of the Tyne, the Neptune Enterprise Zone is one of the UK’s six centres for offshore renewable engineering (CORE) sites. This development to the facility will encourage local economic growth and bring […]

  • Seatankers takes delivery of PSV ‘Sea Springer’

    6 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    The platform supply vessel ‘Sea Springer’ was recently delivered from Zhejiang, and ship owner Seatankers/Deep Sea Supply has now received eight of their total twelve vessels of the PX105 design. The vessels receive very good feedback. In Ulstein’s latest magazine, Ulstein Today, the Captain on one of the sister vessels, ‘Sea Falcon’, is quoted. Working […]

  • Turkish Cargo Ship Seized in Ukraine

    30 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    A Turkish cargo ship has been arrested by Ukrainian authorities for having called at ports in Crimea thus violating sanctions imposed on the region’s ports. The ship’s captain has been detained and the crew of 12 members are on board the vessel, currently being held in Ukrainian port of Kherson, as confirmed by the latest Marine Traffic data. […]

  • 24 m Nordia Gentleman’s Motor yacht

    27 August 2010

    The latest gem to emerge from the Van Dam Nordia drawing board is a 24-metre gentleman’s motoryacht with classic elements designed for a Swedish client. In addition to its phenomenal quality, this mid-sized superyacht offers a wealth of luxury and comfort. A wealth of windows give the interior a bright and open feeling. The upper […]

  • K Line Hit with Criminal Cartel Charges in Australia

    15 November 2016
    Business & Finance

    Japan-based shipping company Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) is facing criminal charges in relation to alleged cartel conduct concerning the international shipping of cars, trucks, and buses to Australia between July 2009 and September 2012. Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said that the criminal charges have been laid against the company and that the matter […]

  • US Fishing Company Convicted of Dumping Oil into the South Pacific

    31 October 2016
    Business & Finance

    US-based tuna fishing company Pacific Breeze Fisheries LLC has been convicted and sentenced for discharging oil into the South Pacific and for maintaining false records, the US Coast Guard reported. Pacific Breeze Fisheries LLC, which owned the fishing vessel F/V Pacific Breeze responsible for pollution, is obliged to pay a USD 1.6 million fine, in addition […]

  • Alamarin Brings Revolution in Water-Jet Design

    6 November 2013

    Alamarin-Jet Oy, manufacturer of water jet propulsion units since 1976, has brought a revolution in water-jet design by unveiling the new Alamarin-Jet 245 engine, with the Combi-Frame construction at the heart of its innovation. This new installation method allows the 245 Jet to be installed either outside or inside the hull. This unique feature allows […]

  • China: Sutor to Supply Steel Pipes to MEDCO

    22 August 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Sutor Technology Group Limited, a leading China-based non-state owned manufacturer and distributor of high-end fine finished steel products and welded steel pipes used by a variety of downstream applications, announced that it has entered into a supply agreement for 12,000 metric tons of spiral seam steel pipes with Middle East Dredging Company (MEDCO). MEDCO is […]

  • Chevron, Transocean Facing Massive Lawsuit for Oil Spill in Brazil

    15 December 2011
    Business & Finance

    Reuters today reported that Brazilian prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against oil major, Chevron, and the world’s biggest offshore drilling contractor, Transocean, over their roles in an oil leak near the Frade field, off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, which occurred in November. Chevron has already been fined $28 million for the spill, but […]

  • Maersk Connector Named in UK

    11 May 2016
    Operations & Maintenance

    DeepOcean, in corporation with Maersk Supply Service, held a naming ceremony for the Maersk Connector in Newcastle, UK. The vessel was named by a godmother Haydee Noemi Castillo Diaz de Boyde, the wife of DeepOcean’s commercial director Pierre Boyde. Pierre Boyde said: “We are extremely proud to have shared this ceremony with our partners and clients. The Maersk […]

  • Town of Falmouth Plans to Expand Dredging Work (USA)

    13 November 2013

    The Town of Falmouth, Mass., is proposing to expand on its plans for comprehensive dredging and beach nourishment that was permitted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District on Dec. 20, 2012 (file number NAE 2010-145). This additional work would dredge about 28,000 square feet in Green Pond Channel with beach nourishment […]

  • New Mud Cat for Hedger Aggregate

    10 December 2019
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Ellicott Dredge Technologies (EDT) has announced the sale of a Mud Cat Model MC 115D to Hedger Aggregate from Jonesboro, AR, to perform routine maintenance dredging of their sand wash plant ponds. According to Ellicott, the MC 115D will be used for continuous maintenance to maintain storage capacity in Hedger’s settling ponds. “The MC 115D […]

  • Saudi Arabia: IMS 7012 HP Operates 24/7 to Meet Deadline at Intake Lagoon

    3 May 2012

    A major oil company in Saudi Arabia has awarded Murjan Al-Sharq for Marine Services (MSMS)., via open tender process, a contract to dredge a sea water plant. The project required the contractor to remove 86,000m³ (111,800 yds³) of fine sand from the sea water intake lagoon. The lagoon is a trapezoidal shape with the following […]

  • Wood scores North Sea extension trifecta worth $118 million

    7 May 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    The UK-based engineering and consulting company Wood has secured three reimbursable contract extensions, allowing it to continue working with Shell UK, Dana Petroleum, and CNOOC International in the North Sea.

  • Ship Owner, Master Face Trial for Dumping Oil off Australia

    28 August 2019
    Business & Finance

    Bulker Regina allegedly spilled 90 tonnes of oil in the exclusive economic zone and outer territorial sea off Queensland.

  • Maersk Introduces Digital Ocean Customs Clearance

    29 April 2019
    Business & Finance

    Maersk launched Customs Clearance online shipping management platform in seven European countries.

  • Navigators Insurance Company Settles on Potential US Sanctions Breaches

    7 August 2015
    Business & Finance

    New York-based marine insurance specialist Navigators Insurance Company has agreed to pay a USD  271,815 fine to settle potential civil liability for 48 apparent violations of U.S. sanctions imposed on North Korea, Iran, Cuba, and Sudan, the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) reports. Between May 8, 2008 and April 1, 2011, Navigators and its London […]

  • Seattle Charges Shipping Companies for Dumping Oily Waste

    14 March 2016
    Business & Finance

    Two shipping companies and two engineers have been indicted by a Seattle jury for crimes related to the illegal discharge of oily wastewater from the M/V Gallia Graeca cargo ship, the U.S. Attorney Annette L. Hayes said. The ship’s operator, Panama-based company Angelakos (Hellas) S.A., its owner, Gallia Graeca Shipping, Ltd from Cyprus and engineers Konstantinos Chrysoveragis and […]