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  • Inocean Enters the Race for Statoil Arctic Drillship Project

    9 May 2013

    On Tuesday, May 7th, under the heading “Driving Innovation through Collaboration in the Rig Market”, Statoil revealed the first concepts competing for its CAT-I unit – A drillship designed for arctic areas. Inocean is one of three players participating in the ongoing feasibility study. “It’s a stimulating and demanding project and an enormous inspiration for […]

  • Genel Energy CFO to retire

    2 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    Genel Energy plc has announced that Julian Metherell has informed the board of his intention to retire from the company, with effect from the close of the Annual General Meeting on April 21, 2015. Julian Metherell’s successor as Chief Financial Officer will be Ben Monaghan, who is currently the Head of Europe, Middle East and […]

  • Wight Shipyard Boss Joins AMC as Stakeholder

    11 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    Peter Morton of Wight Shipyard Co (WSC) has bought a stake in Aluminium Marine Consultants (AMC) and has taken his place on the board, AMC informed today, 11 September. 

  • Fast sub swiftly delivered

    27 December 2006

    For the Hawaii, the newest Virginia-class fast-attack nuclear submarine, the party was a cheerful bon voyage. After seven years of construction, the $2.5-billion Hawaii — Electric Boat’s 100th nuclear submarine — was handed over to the Navy in a chilly dockside ceremony at the company’s Groton shipyard last week, beating the end-of-the-year delivery deadline by […]

  • TechnipFMC’s Dunfermline Campus rolls out 1,300th subsea tree

    15 September 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    TechnipFMC’s Dunfermline Campus in the UK has achieved a milestone with the completion of its 1,300th subsea tree. The milestone subsea tree, completed on 14 September, is set for delivery to Equinor’s Snorre project offshore Norway. Since its opening in 1974, the facility has delivered XTs to 34 customers in 21 countries and one-third of the deliveries have […]

  • General Dynamics Awarded $11 Million for U.S. Navy Submarine Modernization Work

    30 April 2006

    The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $10,991,000 modification to an existing contract for submarine modernization and related work at the Naval Submarine Base in Groton. Electric Boat is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD). Initially awarded in October 2001, the contract could be worth $142 million over five […]

  • Venture Global LNG appoints Wicker as CEO

    11 November 2014

    Venture Global LNG said it has appointed William M. Wicker as CEO.

  • Subsea Asia, OSEA 2016 Partnership Offers Opportunities for UK Firms

    14 November 2016

    Subsea Asia 2016 is set to offer more opportunities for UK businesses to establish links in the region as the event moves to a four-day exhibition running alongside OSEA 2016 International Conference, Subsea UK informed. Subsea Asia provides a platform for suppliers in the subsea industry to meet potential clients and showcase technology and expertise […]

  • Subsea UK Sets Up Norfolk Networking Event

    22 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    Industry body, Subsea UK, is to bring subsea supply chain companies in Great Yarmouth together in the first networking event of its kind in Norfolk region on June 29, 2016. The event will focus on underwater activity in the oil and gas, defence, oceanology and marine renewables industries and will allow delegates to identify opportunities […]

  • US Senator Introduces Bill to Repeal the Jones Act

    13 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    US Senator introduced a bill to repeal the Jones Act and allow all qualified vessels to trade between US ports.

  • Task Force Set Up to Attract New Manufacturers to North Kent, UK

    26 June 2012
    Authorities & Government

    After the Vestas company resigned from its manufacturing plans that would have created about 1,600 jobs, a task force has been set up to attract new manufacturers to north Kent, BBC News reports. Danish company Vestas was supposed to manufacture wind turbines at Sheerness Dock, a huge new plant on the Isle of Sheppey, however […]

  • Triangle Announces Analytical Results for two Exploratory Wells in the Windsor Basin

    29 January 2008

    Triangle Petroleum Corporation is pleased to report that log analysis carried out on its Kennetcook #1 (KC #1) and Kennetcook #2 (KC #2) wells in the Windsor Basin of Nova Scotia, Canada, yielded an estimated resource range of 89 to 109 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of original gas in place (OGIP) per section (square mile) […]

  • USACE calls for comments on Jordan Cove LNG review funding

    6 March 2015

    The Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, said it is seeking public comment on its plan to accept funds from the Oregon International Port of Coos Bay on behalf of Jordan Cove Energy project.

  • DONG Sees Overallotment Option Fully Exercised

    20 June 2016
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    Morgan Stanley & Co International plc. has, in its capacity as stabilising manager in the initial public offering (IPO) and listing of DONG Energy A/S, exercised the overallotment option on behalf of the managers to purchase all of the additional shares at the offer price of DKK 235 (EUR 31.6) per share. The selling shareholders, […]

  • Hanjin Drops Portland Calls

    11 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    South Korea’s  shipping company Hanjin Shipping will terminate its direct call service to the Port of Portland, the carrier said in a letter sent to the port’s container terminal operator ICTSI Oregon  and to the port’s officials. According to the letter, Hanjin  will ”continue to provide services to/from Portland, or and nearby regions via rail and truck […]

  • Subsea North East Aims to Tackle Industry’s Challenges

    3 June 2015
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Over 40 companies from across the north-east of England are expected to attend the annual Subsea North East Conference and Exhibition to address how new technology can drive the efficiencies urgently needed in the current low oil price environment. The Subsea North East regional group’s event which is organised in partnership with NOF Energy has […]

  • Wireline Engineering bolsters workforce

    9 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    Wireline and well intervention technology specialist Wireline Engineering has announced the addition of three key appointments to develop and strengthen its global management team. The company has bolstered its workforce with the addition of Douglas Gordon as division sales manager for Asia Pacific, Paul Higginson as division sales manager for Europe Africa and Americas, and […]

  • Philly Shipyard Posts Higher H1 Net Income

    18 July 2017
    Business & Finance

    Oslo-listed Philly Shipyard ASA recorded USD 19.4 million in net income for the first half of the year, considerably up from last year’s USD 7.4 million. However, net income for the second quarter reached USD 2.2 million, down from corresponding USD 5.4 million. Operating revenues for the second quarter and the first half of 2017 […]

  • Gosport Flood Protection Plans Move Forward

    7 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    Plans to reduce the risk of tidal flooding to more than 500 Gosport, Hampshire, homes have taken major steps forward, the Gosport Borough Council said in its latest announcement.  The council is planning to improve sea defenses at three sites – Forton, Seafield and Alverstoke. The projects are being run on behalf of the council by […]

  • Inocean to Design Statoil Cat I Drillship

    25 September 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Inocean has been awarded the contract for the concept and option for FEED for the Statoil CAT I Drillship. “The most important contract for Inocean ever,” says Jon Erik Borgen, CEO of Inocean. “Being developed for arctic operations, we are probably speaking of the most advanced and sophisticated unit evolved within drilling operations. Having this […]

  • Wyden Amendment to Help Small Ports Included in Senate Bill (USA)

    16 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    An amendment sponsored by Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) that will increase the chances that much needed maintenance and dredging money gets to small ports, including those on the Oregon Coast, is part of a water resources bill passed by the United States Senate yesterday. The amendment, one of several in the bill important to Oregonians, […]

  • Columbia ports agree on dredging mitigation plan

    1 August 2008

    VANCOUVER, Wash. — Lower Columbia River ports plan to create 128 acres of wetlands on Cottonwood Island to compensate for ecological damage caused by dredging. The plan was announced Wednesday by six ports in Washington and Oregon and the Corps of Engineers. The wetlands will mitigate damage from the dredging under way to deepen the […]

  • Superyacht Devotion at the Seattle Boat Show

    23 December 2009

    The Northrop and Johnson Sales Division will showcase the 143ft expedition styled superyacht Devotion at the Seattle Boat Show starting Friday, January 29 – Saturday, February 6, 2010. Devotion, centrally listed with Gregg Morton, is a Sterling Yachts hull originally created by Fexas and Bannenberg. Built by Nishii Shipyards in Japan and recently refitted in […]

  • Methanol-fueled CMA CGM Argon joins French liner’s expanding 13,000 TEU fleet

    19 May 2025
    Vessels

    French shipping heavyweight CMA CGM has taken delivery of the future-proof CMA CGM Argon, the following unit in a 13,000 TEU container vessel series the company booked at South Korean shipbuilding major HD Hyundai. As disclosed, the Malta-flagged newbuilding, which was constructed by HD Hyundai Samho, was handed over to its owner on May 15 […]

  • Robust China trade prolonging upcycle in global shipping sector

    7 April 2005

    BEIJING (AFX) – China’s robust trade is prolonging an upcycle in the global shipping sector, prompting several port operators to announce IPO plans, Xinhua news agency said China, including Hong Kong, handled 83 mln twenty-foot equivalent units of container traffic last year, 23 pct of the world total, Xinhua said, citing Morgan Stanley data.