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  • UK: Second Gantry Crane to Arrive in Port of Tyne

    25 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne is preparing for the arrival of a second gantry crane for its Container Terminal at Tyne Dock in South Shields. The crane is due to arrive by ship today (25 June). Coming ‘flat packed’, the £6m, 750-tonnes structure will be assembled piece by piece and is expected to be operational by […]

  • USA: Commission Fines Former Edgartown Dredge Chairman

    4 October 2012

    The State Ethics Commission approved a Disposition Agreement in which former Edgartown Dredge Advisory Committee Chairman Norman Rankow admitted to violating G.L. c. 268A, the conflict of interest law, by, as Committee Chairman, directing that Town employees use Town equipment to dredge the area around his private clients’ dock without first obtaining the required town, […]

  • River Protected During Tyne Tunnel Project (UK)

    17 August 2010

    Five buoy-mounted automatic water quality monitors (AWQMs) have been installed by YSI Hydrodata engineers at the new Tyne Tunnel project to ensure that construction operations do not significantly affect river water quality. Unusually, the contractors have not taken ownership of the instrumentation, preferring instead to simply purchase the data and alarms. Background In 1967 a […]

  • UK: Angus Farming Company Fined for Illegal Dredging

    28 February 2013

    Scotland’s environment regulator is reminding farmers and land managers that liaising with them before carrying out work in rivers could help them avoid ending up in court. The warning comes after a company was fined £500 at Arbroath Sheriff Court  after carrying out illegal work in an Angus burn. D Geddes Farms Limited, was found […]

  • BP fined by regulator in UK over licence breach

    27 July 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    The OGA has fined BP and served it with a sanction notice for breaching a licence condition by failing to report on two extended well tests.

  • W&T Offshore fined for false royalty reporting

    4 April 2014

    The Department of the Interior’s Office of Natural Resources Revenue (ONRR) announced today that it has assessed W&T Offshore, Inc., a $2,333,000 civil penalty for “knowing or willful submission” of false or inaccurate royalty reports. “Accurate reporting is a first line of defense in ensuring that ONRR collects every dollar due to the American taxpayer,” said Paul A. […]

  • UK: Port of Tyne Turns to Renewable Energy for Success

    6 September 2011

    Plans for a new wave of offshore wind farms and biomass power plants in the North East could help establish the Port of Tyne as one of the U… By James Murray (businessgreen) [mappress] Source: businessgreen, September 06, 2011;

  • Anadarko Fined with USD 159.5 Million for Deepwater Horizon

    2 December 2015
    Business & Finance

    The US 5th District Court of Appeals in New Orleans, Lousiana, overseeing the Deepwater Horizon litigation, has set a penalty of USD 159.5 million for the oil major Anadarko, the co-owner and co-lessee of the well. The ruling was issued as part of the Clean Water Act penalty phase. According to the ruling, the Court said that the company […]

  • UK: Port of Tyne Acquires Land for Expansion Plans

    18 June 2012
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne has acquired 10 acres of land adjoining its Tyne Dock estate in South Shields from the Administrators of McNulty Offshore Group Holdings Limited. It is a strategic acquisition which will support the Port’s plans for future growth in both its existing business sectors and new areas. Andrew Moffat, Chief Executive Officer […]

  • NNDC Could Face GBP 100,000 Fine (UK)

    21 February 2012

    North Norfolk District Council (NNDC) rejected the plans to place offshore wind farm power cables throughout the countryside and now a fine of £100,000 might be imposed on the Council in case it opposes the appeal filed by Warwick Energy. The council’s members stated that they do not have the financial assets necessary for proceeding […]

  • Shipping company fined $750,000 for violating pollution laws

    29 March 2005

    Hawaii: A judge today fined German shipping company Schlussel Reederei 750-thousand dollars for violating a federal pollution act. The company admitted the crew of the Ibuki violated the law in November by failing to maintain an oil record book, which lists discharges of unprocessed oily bilge waste.

  • Saipem to appeal against Algeria LNG pipeline fine

    3 February 2016

    Italian oil and gas contractor Saipem said on Tuesday it will appeal an Algerian court ruling ordering one of its units to pay a 34,000 euro ($37,100) fine for allegedly inflating bid prices for contracts associated with the GK3 gas pipeline. Sonatrach of Algeria awarded in 2009 the contract to Saipem Contracting Algérie, a Saipem unit, […]

  • Siemens and SkySpecs Fine-Tuning Flying Blade Inspectors

    28 February 2017
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Siemens is collaborating with US-based company SkySpecs to deploy automated drone technology for onshore and offshore wind turbine blade inspections.

  • USA: Torromeo Fined for Largest Illegal Wetlands Fill

    5 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    Attorney General Michael A. Delaney and Commissioner Thomas S. Burack of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services announce that the State has entered into a settlement with Torromeo Industries, Inc. relating to Torromeo’s unpermitted filling of approximately 12.5 acres of wetlands and diverting over a mile of perennial streams at its gravel mine and […]

  • Port of Tyne: Five Years of Record Growth (UK)

    12 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Port of Tyne has announced record cargo volumes and record turnover for the fifth successive year. In 2013, the Port saw cargo volumes increase by 25% to 8.1m tonnes, and turnover rose 16% to £73 million compared to 2012. Andrew Moffat, Port of Tyne Chief Executive Officer, said that 2013 had been another record […]

  • Paul Foster, Port of Tyne New Director of Projects

    7 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne has appointed Paul Foster to a new post as Director of Projects with a remit to drive forward its ambitious development plans. Before joining the Port, Paul was project director for an international renewable energy business based in Manchester. His career began with 15 years’ service in the Royal Engineers, and […]

  • State Fines Edgartown for Unpermitted January Dredging (USA)

    12 June 2012

    According to mvtimes.com, Edgartown selectmen agreed Monday to pay a fine to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, for the unauthorized and unpermitted dredging in January. “We hope, as far as the town is concerned, this is the end of it,” town counsel Ron Rappaport told selectmen at their Monday meeting. “I recommend that you […]

  • NSW EPA Fines Soldiers Point Marina Operator

    23 January 2017
    Business & Finance

    The Soldiers Point Marina operator will pay $220.000 in fines and cleanup costs after the NSW Environment Protection Authority took action for illegal dredging which disturbed toxic sediment, EPA said in its latest release. EPA Regional Director North, Adam Gilligan, said that the timeliness of a tip off to the EPA’s Environment Line by a […]

  • MSC Aurora, Western Durban fined $81,474 in the USA

    17 November 2021
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    A Panama-flagged boxship and the Philippines-flagged bulk carrier have been fined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over inspection, monitoring, and reporting violations in California and Louisiana.

  • UK: Total gets fined for Elgin gas leak

    22 December 2015

    French oil major Total has reportedly been fined for a gas leak that occurred on its Elgin platform, in the UK North Sea, back in 2012.  Offshore Energy Today recently reported that Total was due to appear in court as it had been charged for the Elgin gas leak under offshore installations regulations. According to BBC, […]

  • Shell fined for Gannet field oil spill (UK)

    24 November 2015

    Oil giant Shell has been fined for an oil leak at the Gannet field in the UK sector of the North Sea. Shell UK will pay 22.5 thousand pounds for the incident that happened in 2011 at Shell’s Gannet Alpha platform. More specifically, in August 2011, oil spilled from a subsea pipeline connected to Shell’s […]

  • Hapag-Lloyd to Fine Shippers for Misdeclared Hazardous Cargoes

    7 August 2019
    Business & Finance

    The move comes on the back of a major fire aboard the Yantian Express in January 2019.

  • New Zealand Diving Company Fined for Propeller Death

    10 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    New Zealand-based diving company The Dive Spot Limited has been fined NZD 50,000 and its co-director and skipper Mark Andrew Barnes fined NZD 25,000 for the death of diver Bruce Porter on 7 February 2014, Maritime New Zealand reports. Reparations of NZD 50,000 and NZD 30,000 are also to be paid by The Dive Spot Limited and Barnes, respectively. Porter […]

  • Four Seattle Anti-Drilling Protesters Facing Fines

    5 June 2015

    The US Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound investigating officers have initiated civil penalties against four environmental activists who entered an established safety-zone around a Shell-contracted offshore support vessel in Bellingham to protest the oil major’s explorations in the Arctic. Cody Erdman, Chiara D’Angelo, Paul Adler and Matthew Fuller were cited in accordance with Code of Federal Regulations […]

  • Repeat German Offender Slapped with USD 750,000 Fine

    4 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    German shipping company Herm. Dauelsberg GmbH & Co. KG has been fined with USD 750,000 for dumping oily bilge in Alaska. Herm. Dauelsberg-operated ship Lindavia released an estimated 1,780 gallons of oily water in U.S. waters while en route from China to Dutch Harbor in the Aleutian Islands earlier this year, Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin Feldis is quoted as saying […]