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  • UK: IHC Engineering Business Ltd.s J-Lay System En Route to South Korea

    26 May 2010

    Next week (w/b 31 May) will see a major milestone reached by IHC Engineering Business (EB), when their largest project to date, a 2,000t capacity J-Lay system for the Saipem FDS2 (Field Development Ship), leaves its manufacturing location on Teesside. The lay system will then be en route to the Samsung Heavy Industries’ (SHI) Geoje […]

  • Major Interest in Loading Small Ships at Zeebrugge LNG Terminal (Belgium)

    20 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    New terminal users have booked capacity at the Zeebrugge liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal to load more than 200 small ships. This is a new step for the terminal in its development into a hub for supplying LNG as a ship fuel. Last month Fluxys LNG gave potential customers the option to book long-term capacity […]

  • Oceanex Announces Construction of Largest Canadian CON/RO Ship

    19 October 2012
    Business & Finance

    Representatives from Oceanex Inc., were in Flensburg, Germany last week for the cutting of first steel of what will become the largest Canadian flag container/roll on roll off (Con/Ro) ship. This twenty knot, ice-class vessel, to be named the Oceanex Connaigra, is custom designed for world-wide trade and will be 210 meters in length with […]

  • California further clamps down on air pollution from ships while docked in ports

    28 August 2020
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    California has approved a new regulation designed to further reduce pollution from ocean-going vessels while docked at the state’s busiest ports. The rule builds on the progress achieved by the At-Berth Regulation adopted in 2007, which has paved the way for an 80 percent reduction in harmful emissions from more than 13,000 vessel visits since […]

  • Intertek Announces Launch of its SHIPCARE Marine Services Program (USA)

    1 November 2011

      Intertek, a leading provider of quality testing, inspection and safety services to a wide range of industries around the world  announced the launch of its SHIPCARE Marine Services, a global program providing bunker fuel testing, inspection, ship engine and lubricant analysis, along with other services that are critical to ship owners and fleet managers. […]

  • Smulders Wins EOWDC Foundations Contract

    31 January 2017
    Technology

    Smulders Projects has won a contract to manufacture and assemble suction bucket foundations for Vattenfall’s European Offshore Wind Deployment Centre (EOWDC). The company will manufacture lower parts of jacket structures and carry out the final assembly of the 11 foundations at its manufacturing facility in Newcastle which Smulders acquired from fabricator, OGN Group, at the end […]

  • Wallsend, UK to Get New Hub for Offshore Energy Sector SMEs

    17 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    Work is about to start on a brand new hub for small businesses at a prime location on the banks of the Tyne. The £1.9 million project at Swans – the former Swan Hunter shipyard site in Wallsend – will transform part of an existing office block to create new and flexible business accommodation, including […]

  • USA: August Deadline for New Ship Air Pollution Regulations

    30 May 2011
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

      EmsysTM Emissions Monitoring Technology Developed for Compliance Hefty fines, detention and possible arrest are looming for ship owners/operators who fail to meet new ship emissions requirements. In accordance with MARPOL (Marine Pollution) Annex VI regulations, new Emissions Control Area (ECA) regulations for sea areas within 200 nautical miles from the coasts and ports of […]

  • ORPC secures contract to deliver Modular RivGen devices to Shell facility on Lower Mississippi River

    25 October 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Technology

    U.S.-based marine energy technology developer ORPC has signed a contract with Shell Technology – Marine Renewable Program for the purchase of two next-generation Modular RivGen devices that will be deployed as a technology demonstration at a Shell facility on the Lower Mississippi River in 2024. The contract is the next step in the collaboration between […]

  • USA: Waterfront Magee Seeks Corps Permit for Stamford Project

    28 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    Waterfront Magee, LLC 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 constructing a boatyard and boat rack storage facility and performing other work in Stamford, Conn. Waterfront Magee, LLC is proposing a project called Stamford Boat Works […]

  • CMA CGM welcomes final LNG-powered ULCV

    30 June 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Vessels

    CMA CGM Sorbonne, the last LNG-fueled, 23,000 TEU containership out of a series of nine giant boxships being built in China, has been delivered to French shipping major CMA CGM.

  • Deltares: New Nature in New Meuse River

    19 March 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Under the umbrella of the Ecoshape partnership, Deltares will be starting this year on greening the banks of the New Meuse river in Rotterdam. On 16 March, Ecoshape signed a memorandum of understanding to that effect with nine other parties. Ecoshape is involved with this program on the basis of the Ecoshape Knowledge Valorisation EFRO […]

  • NRFCC to Spend £24 Million on Flood Defenses

    13 July 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Northumbria Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (NRFCC) has launched its business plan for 2016/17, which will include more than £24 million for work at Blyth, Killingworth, Hartlepool Headland Walls and Greatham South. It also announced in its 2015/16 annual report that it’s overseen 125 projects costing £27 million over the past year. The upcoming […]

  • Napier Port Changes Mind on How to Use Dredged Sediment

    22 May 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    After input from the community and careful modelling and analysis, Napier Port has decided to change its mind on where it wants to dispose of 3 million cubic meters of dredged sea floor. Napier Port will shortly be seeking consent to build a 350 meter wharf along its existing container terminal and to deepen and widen […]

  • Coomera Dredged Sediment Facility Contract Awarded

    11 September 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    The contract for the construction of a $3 million Coomera dredge facility, aimed to boost the multi-million dollar marine industry in the area, has been awarded to a Gold Coast based company. Acting Ports Minister, Steven Miles, said that the contract to construct the Coomera Regional Dredged Sediment Management Facility (CRDSMF) had been awarded to […]

  • Cape Porpoise Harbor Dredging Proposed

    23 October 2018
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District recently announced plans to perform maintenance dredging of the Cape Porpoise Harbor Federal navigation project in Kennebunkport, Maine. “Natural shoaling processes have reduced available depths to as little as 1.0 foot in the 15-foot MLLW channel and anchorage, and 2.0 feet in the 6-foot MLLW channel, […]

  • Balfour Beatty Kicks Off Work on Monkton Flood Scheme

    9 August 2018
    Business & Finance

    Construction work on the main part of the £2.5 million Monkton Flood Alleviation Scheme in South Tyneside has started this week, reports the Environment Agency. According to EA, contractor Balfour Beatty is carrying out flood protection work across Monkton and Hebburn with work expected to be complete by the end of the year. The main […]

  • Germany: Tognum Kicks Off Research Project Worth USD 493.5 Mln

    9 August 2012

    KfW IPEX-Bank is participating with EUR 50 million in the financing of a research project by Tognum AG, one of the leading suppliers of propulsion and power generation systems. The remainder of the EUR 400 million project is financed by Tognum itself and by the European Investment Bank (EIB). The funds will be used for […]

  • Louis Jolliet Grinds to a Halt in Quebec

    29 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    The AML Louis Jolliet struck Pier 22 when docking, causing some damage to the hull above the water line on the front part of the boat, as well as causing minor injuries to some passengers aboard. Following the inspection of the boat last night, it was confirmed that a mechanical problem was the cause of […]

  • Dong Takes Fishermen to Court

    14 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    Offshore wind developer Dong Energy has issued an injunction against Norfolk fishermen who work in an area the company wants to survey. Norfolk fishing boats are prevented from entering an area close to the planned Race Bank wind farm as Dong is about to survey the seabed. The injunction relates to a period from the […]

  • Transocean wins court case in Norway

    3 July 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Transocean Ltd., an international offshore drilling contractor, has announced that the District Court in Oslo, Norway yesterday ruled in a criminal case relating to criminal charges issued by Norwegian authorities against three of the Company’s subsidiaries for Norwegian tax returns filed for the years 1999 through 2002. In June 2011, Norwegian authorities issued criminal charges against […]

  • Protests Intensify at Port of Seattle

    19 May 2015
    Business & Finance

    About 200 protesters gathered on Monday at the Port of Seattle marching their way to the Terminal 5 where Shell’s giant oil drilling rig is parked. The protesters voiced their disapproval of Shell’s plan to use the Terminal 5 for its rigs as they ready to resume exploration in the Arctic for oil and gas reserves. The […]

  • US Charges 3 More Shipping Executives with Ro-Ro Price-Fixing

    7 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted three more former ocean freight executives for participating in a long-running price-fixing conspiracy. Yoshiyuki Aoki, formerly of Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K-Line), and Masahiro Kato and Shunichi Kusunose, formerly of Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK), have been charged with allocating customers and routes, rigging bids and fixing prices for the […]

  • Top News of the Week October 7 – 12, 2013

    13 October 2013

    Costa Crociere Hires Dockwise Vanguard to Transport Concordia Wreck Dockwise, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. (Boskalis) has been awarded the contract to load and transport the Concordia wreck from Isola del Giglio onboard the Dockwise Vanguard. The contract was awarded by Costa Crociere S.p.A. IHC EB’s Largest Pipe-Lay Tower Built at Port […]

  • CTruk Kicks Off Work on Enhanced SWATH Workboat

    19 November 2013

    CTruk has utilised the wealth of performance statistics and operational feedback gained during its composite SWATH workboat CWind Astute’s first year at sea to fine tune the design for the next build. The Brightlingsea yard has recently started work on a 20m SWATH OWSV for Dungeness-based Technical Marine Support and CWind under the latter’s boat […]