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  • USA: Senator Works for RESTORE, RAMP Act

    25 April 2012

    U.S. Sen. David Vitter was named to the legislative conference committee to finalize the Highway Bill between the U.S. House and Senate. Vitter stated that he’ll work to make sure the RESTORE Act and the Realize America’s Maritime Promise (RAMP) Act will be included in the final version of the bill. “As a leading Republican […]

  • Seatrade Convicted for Beaching Ships

    15 March 2018
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

    Rotterdam District Court today sentenced Seatrade for illegal exports of vessels that ended up on South Asian beaches.

  • Feadship Splashes Superyacht ‘Como’

    28 January 2014

    Feadship has launched the 46.22-metre semi-displacement motoryacht Como. Featuring a modern bow and whaleback sheer, Como’s exterior design by Dubois Naval Architects reflects the owner’s very specific ideas. The yacht has unprecedentedly large windows in the hull and there is a great deal of glass in the superstructure: the latter is placed on top of […]

  • Russia Sanctions a Double-Edged Sword?

    1 August 2014

    On July 29, 2014 the European Council, announced that the European Union had agreed a package of significant additional restrictive measures targeting sectoral cooperation and exchanges with the Russian Federation.   The sanctions imposed on Russia are aimed at banking, energy and defense industries, including the Russian shipping and shipbuilding industry. “These decisions will limit […]

  • Navantia, Reganosa and Gas Natural Ink LNG Carrier Ship Repair Deal (Spain)

    27 November 2012
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Navantia, Reganosa and Gas Natural Comercializadora have signed a framework agreement to offer a comprehensive service that completes the repair cycle of gas carrier ships to bring them into operation, guaranteeing an even more attractive and competitive product for the operators of the ships, as well as generating more activity in the Ferrol estuary. Through […]

  • OSBIT Equips Technip with Bespoke Cable Handling System

    3 July 2014
    Technology

    Osbit Power supplied a bespoke cable handling system to Technip Offshore Wind, in support of its cable installation operations at Dong Energy’s Westermost Rough offshore wind farm. The quadrant system allows safe and efficient deployment and pull-in of infield cables, managing touch down on the seabed and ensuring protection of the product as it is […]

  • Safety Technology Paves Way for Renewables Safety in North East

    20 February 2014
    Business & Finance, Human Capital

    Safety Technology Ltd’s recently opened state-of-the-art training facility in the North East of England is now offering some of the world’s most advanced Wind Energy safety training programmes to the onshore and offshore sectors. Located on the south bank of the river Tyne, Safety Technology’s Centre of Excellence for Renewable Safety is partnered with South […]

  • IHC Merwede Launches World’s First Four-Tracked Subsea Trencher

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

    IHC Merwede has officially introduced the world’s first four-tracked subsea trencher, specifically developed for shallow water operations and targeted towards cable burial in offshore wind farms. The Hi-Traq was presented at a special event at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland, which was attended by offshore wind industry professionals from the UK, Europe and the […]

  • IHC Merwede Introduces World’s First Four-Tracked Subsea Trencher

    18 June 2014
    Storage, Technology

    IHC Merwede has officially introduced the world’s first four-tracked subsea trencher, specifically developed for shallow water operations and targeted towards cable burial in offshore wind farms.  The Hi-Traq was presented at a special event at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland, which was attended by offshore wind industry professionals from the UK, Europe and the USA. This […]

  • Rye Harbor Federal Navigation Project on the Table

    26 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District is proposing to perform maintenance dredging of the Rye Harbor Federal navigation project (FNP) in Rye, New Hampshire. The state of New Hampshire is the local sponsor and has requested this dredging. Rye Harbor is a small, 40-acre estuarine embayment located approximately five miles south of […]

  • VW in talks with Exxon, Gazprom on gas-powered cars: Mueller on ORF

    3 May 2017

    VIENNA (Reuters) – Volkswagen is in talks with Exxon Mobil Corp and Gazprom to back its efforts to promote cars running on natural gas, Chief Executive Matthias Mueller told Austria’s ORF radio. Europe’s biggest carmaker is working on a shift towards electric cars and fuel-saving technologies as it looks to lower its fleet-wide carbon dioxide […]

  • Vattenfall Wind Chief Takes WindEurope Chair

    7 March 2019
    Business & Finance, Human Capital

    WindEurope has appointed Gunnar Groebler, Vattenfall’s Senior Vice President for Business Area Wind, as the new Chair. The Board of Directors elected Groebler for an 18-month term, succeeding Ivor Catto, CEO at RES Group. Tony Adam from Nordex will become the association’s new Vice Chair, taking the place of Juan River Abbad from Iberdrola. “We’re delighted to have Gunnar […]

  • Sonadrill drillship held in Malaysia due to lack of permits

    15 October 2019
    Exploration & Production

    The Sonangol Quenguela drillship is being held by Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency due to docking without permission. 

  • Good Energy Group Continues Using Westermost Rough Electricity

    9 April 2018
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    Ørsted and Good Energy Group have signed a renewal of an agreement under which Good Energy Group will source offshore wind power from the Westermost Rough offshore wind farm for its customers for a further two years.

  • HMS Queen Elizabeth Christened

    4 July 2014

    The Royal Navy’s new aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth,  has been officially named by Her Majesty the Queen at a ceremony in Scotland.   The ceremony, held at Rosyth dockyard near Edinburgh, marks the completion of the flagship which is the largest ship built for the Royal Navy: With a height of 56 meters she […]

  • STX Finland Gets Funds for TUI’s Vessels

    18 December 2013

    STX Finland last week succeeded in securing the much-needed funds that will allow the company to complete TUI Cruises’ liner duo. Jari Anttila, deputy CEO of STX Finland, confirmed that the shipbuilder has secured the funds it needs to deliver its current backlog of orders to the German cruise line operator, reports the HelsinkiTimes. With […]

  • Fishing Company to Pay USD 2.5 Mn for Pollution Crimes

    1 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    A fishing vessel company that operated in and around American Samoa was convicted and sentenced for false records relating to the discharge of oil and garbage, US Department of Justice said. Yuh Fa Fishery (Vanuatu), the owner of Yuh Fa No. 201, the vessel that was responsible for the pollution, admitted that its engineers failed to […]

  • Swedish Energy Agency funds NoviOcean wave energy prototype

    12 April 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development, Technology

    Swedish Energy Agency has approved funding support of SEK 5.6 million (€550,000) for the project looking to advance Novige’s NoviOcean wave energy device.

  • DFDS takes delivery of Stena RoRo’s new E-Flexer

    17 May 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Vessels

    Six weeks ahead of schedule, the Ro-Pax vessel Côte d’Opale – Stena’s fifth E-Flexer vessel ordered in China –has been delivered.

  • Works Resume on Kopeopeo Canal Dredging Project

    20 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    Work on the Kopeopeo Canal Remediation Project continues as dredging of the canal resumes and water treatment works move to the second containment site at the Whakatāne River end of the Kopeopeo Canal. According to the Deputy Project Manager, Ken Tarboton, moving to the new containment site off Keepa Road represents great progress made by the […]

  • The Netherlands: Feadship’s Superyacht ‘Como’ Hits the Water

    29 January 2014
    Business & Finance

    Feadship has launched the 46.22-metre semi-displacement motoryacht Como. Featuring a modern bow and whaleback sheer, Como’s exterior design by Dubois Naval Architects reflects the owner’s very specific ideas. The yacht has unprecedentedly large windows in the hull and there is a great deal of glass in the superstructure: the latter is placed on top of […]

  • Study: Hydraulic Flushing May Serve as Viable Sediment Management Option (USA)

    24 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    Results from the Phase I Lewis and Clark Lake Sedimentation Management Study indicate that high discharge, short duration reservoir releases out of Fort Randall Dam could help transport significant amounts of fine sediment out of the Missouri River. The build-up of silt and sand behind Gavins Point Dam has been an area of concern for […]

  • Canada: Kongsberg Mesotech Introduces Ultra High-Resolution Sonar Head

    13 May 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Kongsberg Mesotech Ltd., the Canadian subsidiary of Kongsberg Maritime, announces the release of the new 1171 Series Multi-Frequency High-Resolution Fan/Cone Sonar Head, specifically designed to produce the highest resolution sonar images possible. Ideal for imaging and profiling, the scanning sonar head is intended for applications where data and image clarity supersede any other requirement, including, […]

  • A2SEA Orders Made-in-UK Sea Fastenings

    9 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    Denmark’s A2SEA has contracted two UK shipyards to fabricate and install sea fastenings on two of the company’s turbine installation vessels which are set to start working offshore UK.  A&P Tyne will fabricate and install the sea fastening on Sea Challenger, which was contracted to work on the 402MW Dudgeon offshore wind farm, with Cammel […]

  • Concerns Grow Over Great Barrier Reef

    17 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    Queensland taxpayers could soon be slugged with the bill of destroying their own Great Barrier Reef, under an outrageous plan outlined by Premier Campbell Newman yesterday at G20 negotiations, said Greenpeace. “Premier Campbell Newman is offering a paycheck to a foreign company with a shocking track record to dredge up our Great Barrier Reef and build a […]