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  • VSMC

    19 August 2013

    Dutch VSMC (Visser & Smit Marine Contracting BV) was set up in 2007 as part of Visser & Smit Hanab to provide subsea cable installation services to the offshore wind industry. As of the start of 2012 the company has officially established itself as an independent company, operating in 3 European entities, VSMC BV in […]

  • The Netherlands: Boskalis Posts Record Revenue for 2012

    14 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. (Boskalis) achieved a record revenue of EUR 3.1 billion in 2012 (2011: EUR 2.8 billion). Net profit amounted to EUR 250 million, thus remaining virtually stable compared to 2011 (EUR 254 million). Despite the slight decline in net profit and a substantial increase in the number of outstanding shares as a […]

  • Hike in Freight Rates Not an Option?

    21 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    A hike in freight rates is not an option as ‘sub-economic’ rates on the main trade lanes are here to stay, it was concluded by leading shipping lines meeting at the TOC Americas conference in Cartagena. Freight rates pegged below most carriers’ operating costs, good for shippers, bad for inefficient shipping lines, are likely to […]

  • JR Shipping marks 10th Filtree installation in carbon capture milestone

    23 October 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Equipment, Green Marine, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Transition, Vessels

    Dutch shipping company JR Shipping has reached a significant milestone by installing the 10th Filtree Carbon Capture system on its fleet. The installation was carried out on board the 750 TEU MV Enforcer vessel in cooperation with Spanish shipbuilder Astilleros de Santander S.A.U. The Dutch-flagged container vessel was built in 2003. The system, provided by Value Maritime, operates […]

  • Murder on rig: Criminal inquiry into death of British worker off Qatar ongoing

    15 December 2022
    Authorities & Government, Human Capital, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Safety

    Qatari authorities have launched a probe into the murder of one of the workers and the attack on another, which took place on an oil rig.

  • Trump on Paris Climate deal: “We’re getting out”

    2 June 2017

    U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord. The Paris Accord committed to tackling the climate change was signed by 195 nations in December 2015, who have pledged to try and keep the global warming going over 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. The then U.S. […]

  • Greenpeace activists end 13-day occupation of Shell’s oil platform (Gallery)

    14 February 2023
    Business & Finance, Environment, Exploration & Production, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels, Vision

    Greenpeace activists have disembarked Shell’s oil platform at the port of Haugesund in Norway after 13 days of occupation and a journey of almost 4,000 kilometers from the Canary Islands, with no arrests having taken place.  Four activists boarded the floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) unit from inflatable boats north of the Canary Islands […]

  • DVB Manager: Large PSVs Ovebought

    8 March 2013

    In a build-up to next month’s SEA ASIA conference and exhibition in Singapore, Geir Sjurseth, Managing Director & Global Head, Offshore Support Group, and General Manager, DVB Group Merchant Bank (Asia) Ltd, who will sit on a specialist offshore marine forum at the event, has given this bullish outlook on the sector for 2013 and beyond. “I […]

  • Austal’s Three Wind Express Catamarans Head to Europe

    18 May 2012

    Three recently completed 21 metre Austal wind farm support vessels are heading to Europe, where they will shortly commence operations for UK operator Turbine Transfers. The Wind Express 21 catamarans will be used to transport service crews and equipment to the many offshore wind farms that are located off the coastlines of several European countries. […]

  • UK setting the stage for construction of $5 billion subsea green electricity superhighway in autumn

    3 May 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Infrastructure, Research & Development

    The development of an HVDC cable connection, which is said to be the longest ever built in Great Britain, is moving forward, with the construction works slated to kick off this autumn.

  • FPSO Held Firm by Back-Up Lines Made with DYNEEMA® (The Netherlands)

    24 February 2011
    Business & Finance, Equipment

      Ropes made with Dyneema®, ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE), are being successfully used to secure rigs, Mobile Offshore Drilling Units (MODUs), Buoyant Turret Mooring (BTM) systems and similar constructions in the offshore oil and gas industry. Users are finding them invaluable when original equipment steel wire rope (SWR) and chains that secure mooring legs […]

  • Orion Marine Group Updates Investors (USA)

    20 September 2013

    Orion Marine Group, Inc.  continues to enjoy a steady demand for its heavy civil marine construction services, and overall, has continued to see a healthy pace of bid opportunities, particularly in the private sector. Quarter to date, the Company has bid on approximately $290 million worth of opportunities and was successful on approximately $65 million, […]

  • MSC Cruises Receives MSC Preziosa

    14 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    This morning in Saint-Nazaire, France, MSC Preziosa was officially delivered to MSC Cruises at the STX France shipyard. During the traditional flag ceremony, the shipyard’s pennant and the French flag were lowered, accompanied by the French national anthem, before Laurent Castaing, General Manager of STX France, formally handed the ship over to MSC Cruises’ owner […]

  • Three 21m Austal WFSVs Head to UK

    18 May 2012

    Three recently completed 21 metre Austal wind farm support vessels are heading to Europe, where they will shortly commence operations for UK operator Turbine Transfers. The Wind Express 21 catamarans will be used to transport service crews and equipment to the many offshore wind farms that are located off the coastlines of several European countries. […]

  • ALE Starts Transportation of UK’s Largest Warship Sections

    17 October 2012
    Business & Finance

    Global heavylift and transportation company ALE have started the mammoth task of weighing, transporting, loading-out and loading-in sections of the HMS Queen Elizabeth Aircraft carrier. The project was awarded to ALE by Henry Abram & sons. The specialist heavylift and shipping company is the lead partner in a consortium of contractors, delivering the full transportation […]

  • Safety: At what risk?

    9 October 2012

    With offshore wind having become a busy and fast emerging business over the past few years, in which money seems to be present in abundance, the industry seems to be blind for lessons learned. Even to the point that fatal accidents have been accepted at a very early stage, in the development phase. Recent fatalities […]

  • Charges of negligence over major oil spill off California coast, spark renewed outcries to ban offshore drilling

    20 December 2021
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    Amplify Energy has been accused of negligent conduct during the oil spill off the California coast, which renewed efforts to ban offshore drilling.

  • USA: Scientists Employ AUV Duo to Pinpoint Plankton in Monterey Bay

    12 March 2012
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Tiny animals called zooplankton swarm like insects in the coastal waters of the ocean. They provide dinner for a host of larger animals, ranging from fish to whales. But these microscopic organisms also challenge the scientists who study them because they are constantly drifting with the movement of ocean currents. Their ephemeral communities continually grow […]

  • NOAA: Ocean Acidity Dissolves Snail Shells Off U.S. West Coast

    1 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    NOAA has led a research team that found the first evidence that acidity of continental shelf waters off the West Coast is dissolving the shells of tiny free-swimming marine snails, called pteropods, which provide food for pink salmon, mackerel and herring. Researchers estimate that the percentage of pteropods in this region with dissolving shells due […]

  • Oil bet gone wrong: rusting tankers and rigs clog up Asian waters

    22 September 2016
    Exploration & Production

    Some 15 km (9 miles) from the bustling port of Singapore,a rusting tanker as big as the world’s largest aircraft carriers lies idle in a muddy estuary flanked by mangrove trees on the coast of southern Malaysia.

  • Damen Unveils LNG AMTSV Concept, The Netherlands

    25 June 2013
    Vessels

    Last February, five Maritime Engineering bachelor students of the Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands) finished their Minor on Arctic Engineering. In cooperation with Damen Shipyards Group and other partners this project has now resulted, amongst others, in a new Arctic vessel: the Damen AMTSV (Arctic Modular Towing Supply Vessel). The 100 m double acting […]

  • Norway: Sesam Brings Together DNV and Fedem Technology

    29 January 2013

    Two forces in the software industry, Fedem Technology and DNV Software, have joined forces to produce a new module for coupled analysis in Sesam Wind. The module for coupled analysis is an integration of FEDEM Windpower and Sesam. Fedem Technology, which has been developing software for more than 20 years, produces the leading software for […]

  • USA: Allegheny River Dredging Reduces Fish Numbers, Shows Research

    11 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    Comparing dredged and undredged sections of the Allegheny River, reduced populations of fish and less variety of aquatic life occurred in areas where gravel extraction took place, according to researchers in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences. The researchers investigated navigation pools 7 and 8 near Kittanning and Templeton and published their results in the […]

  • APPEA: Labour Reform Crucial to Boost Competitiveness in Australia

    7 April 2014

    The oil and gas industry launched a blueprint for workplace relations reform to drive much-needed productivity growth and improve the industry’s global competitiveness. Australia’s oil and gas industry is currently investing $200 billion in new projects that have already created more than 100,000 jobs across the Australian economy and that will see the sector pay […]

  • Denmark: Anholt OWF Creates Ripple Effect among Suppliers

    16 April 2013

    Construction work at Anholt Offshore Wind Farm creates a ripple effect among the project suppliers – nationally as well as locally. The Danish wind industry has left a distinct imprint on Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm near Anholt in the Kattegat, where Danish companies account for two thirds of the contract sum and for orders […]