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  • MOL to install CO2 capture system onboard LR1 product tanker

    22 April 2024
    Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has decided to equip its LR1 product tanker with Value Maritime’s Filtree system, an onboard CO2 capture system with a SOx scrubber.

  • Stolt-Nielsen units explore potential of ammonia as alternative fuel

    28 March 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Transition

    Stolt-Nielsen’s units Stolthaven Terminals and Stolt Tankers are exploring the potential of ammonia as a greener alternative to traditional petroleum-based marine fuels to support the ongoing transition to low and zero-carbon energies. In line with this, Stolthaven Terminals, a provider of storage services for bulk liquids and gases, has joined the Ammonia Energy Association (AEA) […]

  • Land and Water Services: Rapid Sludge Dewatering (UK)

    12 August 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    As part of their quest to find innovative treatment and re-use solutions for difficult and wet waste materials Land and Water Services Ltd (LAWS) has been using Geotube®Technologies for the accelerated, onsite, dewatering of difficult sludges for Anglian Water Services Pic. On a live contract at Pitsford Water Treatment Works, LAWS technology, combined with innovative, […]

  • CMA CGM launches 1st low-carbon shipping offer based on biomethane

    8 April 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Infrastructure, Innovation, Transition, Vision

    French shipping and logistics giant CMA CGM is launching the first low-carbon shipping offer based on biomethane that supports the group vision to become carbon-neutral by 2050.

  • Maritec: Over 65% of all ships contain asbestos

    7 April 2021
    Environment, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Safety, Vessels

    Despite the introduction ten years ago of regulations prohibiting the use of asbestos materials onboard ships, a significant number of existing and newbuild vessels continue to operate systems and machinery containing the hazardous substance, according to maritime testing facility Maritec.

  • Osbit Chairman Awarded MBE in 2017 New Year’s Honours

    4 January 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Dr Tony Trapp, executive chairman of Osbit, has been awarded the Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2017 New Year’s Honours. Dr Trapp has been instrumental in the formation and success of the subsea technology industry in North East England having been a co-founder of Soil Machine Dynamics […]

  • Geoscientists Explore Use of OWF Cables as Seismic Sensors

    23 December 2019
    Research & Development

    A team of geoscientists led by Caltech has used fiber optic communications cables stationed at the bottom of the North Sea as a giant seismic network, tracking earthquakes and ocean waves. The project was, in part, a proof of concept. Oceans cover two-thirds of the earth’s surface, but placing permanent seismometers under the sea is […]

  • IUMI: Marine Cargo Premiums Inadequate to Cover Losses

    17 September 2019
    Business & Finance

    The marine cargo market is in a state of ‘accelerating change’, according to IUMI.

  • Maritime Lawyer Praises Shell’s Decision to Halt Arctic Drilling

    13 March 2013

    Royal Dutch Shell announced Feb. 27 that it would suspend offshore drilling operations north of Alaska for the remainder of 2013 due to several accidents in this remote area last year, according to an article published in the New York Times on Feb. 27. Louisiana offshore injury lawyer William Gee III today said he was […]

  • Greenpeace NZ boss faces jail time over ‘Amazon Warrior’ stand-off

    11 April 2017

    Greenpeace New Zealand’s chief executive Russel Norman could face jail time after jumping into the sea in front of the Amazon Warrior seismic vessel. Greenpeace said on Monday that Norman and several other Greenpeace activists took to the water some 50 nautical miles off the Wairarapa coast to intercept the 125-meter vessel during seismic blasting […]

  • EFC Group Continues to Invest in US Business

    4 May 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    EFC Group, a leading designer and manufacturer of controls, handling, instrumentation and monitoring systems for the global oil and gas industry, has announced the successful delivery of two major contracts as well as the regional appointment of a vice president for the Americas. This comes as part of a focused campaign by EFC, headquartered in […]

  • TowerPower Is ‘Onshoring’ Offshore Wind Turbine Inspections

    17 October 2016
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Human Capital, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    The EU-funded TowerPower project is developing a system which will allow maintenance and inspection teams to continuously monitor the structural condition of offshore wind turbines on land via real-time wireless links. The project, which is entering its final year, is currently integrating this pioneering inspection technique and preparing for final testing on offshore wind turbines,  European Commission’s Community […]

  • Port of Ngqura Meets Stringent Dredging Targets

    16 April 2019
    Business & Finance

    The South African Port of Ngqura, the first port in the world to have a fixed jet pump sand bypass system, is meeting its stringent dredging targets of 240 000 tonnes of sand per year, Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) said in its latest release.  “This is an achievement as we are complying with the Record […]

  • Petrofac boss handing over the reins to member of McDermott’s exec committee

    25 November 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Human Capital, Outlook & Strategy

    Petrofac has picked a member of McDermott’s executive committee to replace its current group chief executive, who will step down next year.

  • Wood to pay $177M to settle US, UK, Brazilian bribery charges

    29 June 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Regulation & Policy

    Energy services company John Wood Group has resolved bribery and corruption investigations into the past use of third parties in the legacy Amec Foster Wheeler business.

  • Australia: Gas supply shortfall possible for east coast market

    17 August 2021
    Authorities & Government, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy

    A supply shortfall in Australia’s east coast gas market is increasingly likely, especially in the southern states, the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) latest gas report reveals.

  • DNV GL round table: Australian O&G industry not collaborating enough

    10 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    According to a group of sector leaders at a DNV GL-hosted briefing and round table event in Perth, Australia’s oil and gas industry must fix its sights on developing greater collaboration as it brings a range of mega projects into operation. The need for oil and companies to become more coordinated was a hot topic at […]

  • SEC called to investigate Shell’s Arctic drilling disclosures

    28 April 2015
    Exploration & Production

      The Abrams Environmental Law Clinic at the University of Chicago Law School and international ocean advocacy group Oceana yesterday called for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) open a formal investigation into disclosures by Royal Dutch Shell plc concerning the company’s activities in the United States Arctic Ocean. The two organizations submitted a petition to the […]

  • APM Terminals Plans Partial Lockout at Gothenburg

    11 May 2017
    Business & Finance

    Terminal operator APM Terminals Gothenburg has decided to implement a partial lockout at the container terminal in response to the planned industrial action by members of the Swedish Dockworkers Union (SDU).  As disclosed, the lockout will commence on May 19 and continue until June 30. During this period, the lockout will occur on weekdays between 16:00 and 7:00. […]

  • 35 Crewmen of Seaman Guard Ohio Acquitted in India

    27 November 2017

    Thirty-five crew members and guards of the American-owned ship Seaman Guard Ohio, arrested in 2013, have been acquitted of all charges in India. On November 27, the Madurai bench of the Madras high court set free the seamen after the prosecution had failed to prove that the ship entered the country’s territorial waters with illegal […]

  • UASC Teams Up with HHI and FutureShip

    4 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) have recently announced they will expand their fleet with new super-efficient container vessels. Constructed to DNV class, the designs have been optimised through a productive co-operation between FutureShip and Hyundai Heavy Industry (HHI). Setting its sights on competitive slot cost, UASC, one of the world’s fastest growing container carriers, has […]

  • AspenTech Releases New Engineering Software (USA)

    23 May 2011
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

      Aspen Technology, Inc., a leading provider of software and services to the process industries, announced the release of aspenONE 7.3 Engineering software. New optimization innovations in aspenONE Engineering help Exploration & Production, Refining, Chemicals and other process industries improve capital and energy efficiency, streamline environmental compliance, and accelerate time-to-value. New aspenONE Innovations for Exploration […]

  • Greater Industry Collaboration Needed by Australian Oil and Gas Leaders

    8 April 2014

    Australia’s oil and gas industry must fix its sights on developing greater collaboration as it brings a range of mega projects into operation, according to a group of sector leaders at a DNV GL-hosted briefing and roundtable event in Perth. The need for oil and companies to become more coordinated was a hot topic at […]

  • Is North Atlantic the next emission control area for shipping?

    14 November 2024
    Environment, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vision

    Nature And Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU), Germany’s ‘oldest and largest’ environmental association, is urging the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to establish an emission control area in the North Atlantic.

  • Interview: North Sea OSV market headed for a slow but certain recovery

    27 July 2017

    As almost everyone in the offshore oil and gas industry, offshore support vessel owners have felt the pang of mostly the huge oil price downturn since mid-2014, but also an oversupply of tonnage, and a lack of demand for all the vessels available. Offshore Energy Today has spoken to Inger-Louise Molver, a senior shipbroker with […]