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  • Elba Island LNG train 5 wins FERC approval

    6 March 2020

    Kinder Morgan-led Elba Island liquefaction project near Savannah, Georgia has received authorization to start operation at the fifth Moveable Modular Liquefaction System (Train 5). 

  • Newbuilding Prices in Decline Until Next Year

    25 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    The newbuilding price index has been in decline since June 2014, and the trend is likely to continue until next year, the South Korean daily Business Korea quoted US investment firm Morgan Stanley as saying.  The newbuilding price index peaked at 140 in June last year, before steadily sliding and reaching 132 as of June 19 this year. […]

  • Oregon’s center for marine renewables seeks new chief

    17 November 2017
    Business & Finance, Research & Development, Technology

    Oregon State University (OSU) is looking to hire a Director for the Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center (NNMREC).

  • Offshore Center Denmark Forms Network for Underwater Robotics

    5 March 2013

    Offshore Center Denmark has set up a network for companies interested in underwater robots. The need for sophisticated technology, used for extraction of oil from the oil fields in the North Sea and harnessing electricity from offshore wind farms, is on the rise. As more and more facilities are placed on the seabed, the demand […]

  • Top news of the week November 5-10

    11 November 2018

      Toshiba sheds U.S. LNG business at $800 million loss Japanese conglomerate Toshiba Corporation has decided to withdraw from the US LNG business transferring all the outstanding shares of Toshiba America LNG Corporation to a third-party buyer. Sempra Energy, Total in North American LNG partnership San Diego-based Sempra Energy and France’s Total signed a memorandum of understanding to […]

  • Capt. Wei Met with Greek Minister of Economy and Finance

    23 October 2006

    On Oct. 24, Capt. Wei Jiafu, President and CEO of COSCO Group, met with H. E. Mr. Giorgos Alogoskoufis, Minister of Economy and Finance of Greece and his delegation in Beijing. Capt. Wei welcomed the delegation and recalled his visit to Greece late this July where he met with Prime Minister Karamanlis of Greece and […]

  • Ambassadors International, Inc. Enters Into Agreement to Sell Queen of the West

    18 September 2009

    Ambassadors International, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMIE) today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to sell Queen of the West to Blue Spruce LLC, an affiliate of American Cruise Lines. The 142-guest Queen of the West most recently operated 7-night cruises on the Columbia and Snake rivers roundtrip from Portland, Oregon. The vessel features 71 […]

  • NOAA Names New Chief Scientist

    12 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Obama Administration named Dr. Richard W. Spinrad as NOAA’s Chief Scientist. An internationally recognized scientist and executive with more than 30 years of experience, Dr. Spinrad will be the senior scientist for the agency, driving policy and program direction for science and technology priorities. Until this appointment, Dr. Spinrad served as vice president for […]

  • Dana Point boaters call tax a shot over the bow

    27 April 2007

    A county oversight has allowed three years of assessments to go uncollected until now. Boaters in the Dana Point Marina are about to get soaked. Thanks to a bureaucratic oversight, the county essentially forgot to collect taxes on boat slips and dry storage in the marina for the last three years. Now, the county assessor […]

  • Fishermen plucked from ocean after 1912 vessel sinks

    9 October 2006

    Two Canadian tuna fishermen were rescued unharmed off the Oregon coast by a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter after floating on a life raft for two hours in swells as high as five metres. The Silver Bear, a 16-metre wooden fishing boat that was almost 100 years old, sank in the Pacific Ocean about 220 kilometres […]

  • NSRI Names New Director

    12 March 2018
    Business & Finance

    The National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) has appointed Tony Laing as its new director of research and market acceleration. Laing has been an independent consultant within the oil and gas industry since 2015, delivering strategic commercial projects for a range of technology and engineering service companies as well as academia. Prior to this he was […]

  • PHOTO: Henry Goodrich drilling rig reaches Canadian waters

    26 April 2016
    Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders

    Transocean’s Henry Goodrich semi-submersible drilling rig has reached Canadian waters, following the trans-Atlantic journey from Norway. The image shows the yellow drilling giant reaching Grand Banks, off Newfoundland, Canada, with the ALP Winger on bridle and the Maersk Detector and Maersk Dispatcher tugs alongside. According Gordon Munro, the Tow Master on the Henry Goodrich, the rig is not on final location […]

  • Viper Subsea Nominated for Subsea UK Innovation Award

    23 January 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Viper Subsea has been nominated by Subsea UK for a prestigious Subsea UK Business Award in the Innovation and Technology category in recognition of the development and market success of its V-LOCK hydraulic stabplate. The company has previously won the Subsea UK New Enterprise Award in 2011. These highly coveted subsea industry awards are now […]

  • Hydro Group nets contract for Korea’s wind-wave energy hybrid

    5 June 2018
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Aberdeen-based subsea cable and connector specialist Hydro Group has been awarded a £750,000 contract with Korea Research of Ships & Ocean Engineering (KRISO) for wind and wave energy platform works.

  • Subsea UK Conference to Dive into Latest Underwater Technology

    23 July 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    The latest developments in underwater vehicles, marine robotics and autonomous operations will be among the topics under the spotlight at Subsea UK’s 2018 Underwater Vehicles Conference next month. The UK industry body, has today (Monday 23rd July) launched a call for speakers, urging experts from across the marine sector to step forward and debate a […]

  • Selkirk Flood Protection Project Continues to Progress

    1 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    A site visit of Selkirk Flood Protection Scheme has allowed local Councillors to see how the £31.4 million project is advancing, according to the Scottish Borders Council. Elected Members were shown a number of major activities within the scheme, which is still on course to be completed by December 2016. “It was good to see the […]

  • Clinton Marine Starts Beatrice Export Cable Routes UXO Survey

    1 August 2016
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Storage

    Clinton Marine Survey AB, on behalf of Nexans Norway AS, has started a survey for unexploded ordnance (UXO) along the Beatrice offshore wind farm export cable routes in the Moray Firth, Scotland, according to Brown and May Marine, the fisheries liaison for the survey. The UXO survey commenced at the end of July and will continue over a […]

  • TITAN Refloats and Scuttles Bow of Wrecked Bulk Carrier

    18 December 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    TITAN Salvage, Crowley Maritime’s, Houston-based marine salvage, emergency response and wreck removal company, has successfully refloated and scuttled the largest and most challenging section of the wrecked bulk carrier, Smart. The vessel was carrying a load of coal when it went aground in August 2013 in heavy seas in Richards Bay, South Africa. Complications ensued […]

  • Scottish Firm Makes Korean Offshore Wind Connection

    5 June 2018
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders, Storage, Technology

    Aberdeen-headquartered subsea cable and connector specialist Hydro Group plc has been awarded a contract with Korea Research of Ships & Ocean Engineering (KRISO), worth in the region of GBP 750,000.

  • Offshore Wind Installation Could Harm Seals, Study Says

    20 May 2015
    Environment

    Noise from pile driving during offshore wind turbine construction could be damaging the hearing of harbour seals around the UK, according to ecologists who attached GPS data loggers to 24 harbor seals while offshore wind turbines were being installed in 2012. Data on the seals’ locations and their diving behaviour was combined with information from […]

  • Increasing Longmeadow Resiliency

    20 November 2019
    Business & Finance

    The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM), in cooperation with the City of Warwick and Save The Bay, will complete a coastal adaptation project at Longmeadow Fishing Access Site later this month.  Situated at the end of Samuel Gorton Avenue, the site has experienced more than 100 feet of shoreline erosion over the past […]

  • US: Bill to strengthen marine energy passes House

    25 December 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development

    The United States House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan legislation to increase federal investments in marine energy under the Water Power Research and Development Act.

  • Senergy Strengthens Management Team (UK)

    19 November 2012
    Business & Finance

    Global leading energy services company Senergy has strengthened its management team with three senior appointments. The company, which provides fully-integrated project and asset development services across the energy industry, has appointed Rhys Medler to the newly created role of Vice President in Quality Health Safety Security and Environment (QHSSE) and Compliance. He is joined by […]

  • Australia: Gladstone Hosts Dredge Technical Reference Panel

    15 December 2011

    An independent panel of technical experts established prior to the Western Basin Dredging and Disposal project to provide high level advice to the project team and government regulators will meet in Gladstone today. The Dredge Technical Reference Panel (DTRP) is chaired by an independent expert in dredging activities, Dr Rick Morton. Dr Morton convenes the […]

  • VIDEO: M3 Wave’s DMP wave energy converter

    14 August 2015
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    M3 Wave, an Oregon-based wave energy company, has developed a submerged pressure differential wave energy device that harvests the energy of the waves sitting at the bottom of the ocean. Delos-Reyes Morrow Pressure Device (DMP) wave energy device is a steel structure that turns the pressure waves under ocean waves into alternating expansion and contraction […]