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  • GasLog Partners offering secures USD 175 mln

    29 June 2015
    Vessels

    GasLog Partners informed it closed its public offering of 7,500,000 common units at a price of $23.90 per common unit, bringing in approximately $175.78 million, including approximately $3.66 million received from GasLog to maintain its 2.0% general partner interest in the partnership.

  • Petrel applies for more acreage offshore Ireland

    18 September 2015

    Petrel Resources, an Irish based exploration and production company, has submitted applications for Licence Options in the recent Irish Offshore licensing round. The company says it has targeted three separate packages of acreage, in the Porcupine Basin Region 2, offered in the Submission of Applications for the 2015 Licensing Round – Atlantic Margin. Petrel adds […]

  • Worthington Industries buys JRE

    1 August 2014

    Worthington Industries acquired the business of James Russell Engineering Works. JRE manufactures aluminum and stainless steel cryogenic transport trailers used for hauling liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon, hydrogen and liquefied natural gas (LNG) for top producers and distributors of industrial gases and LNG. “JRE is recognized as making some of the highest quality trailers in North […]

  • Senator, Governor Work Together to Mitigate Missouri River Flooding (USA)

    6 September 2012

    Senator John Hoeven yesterday hosted a meeting of federal, local and state leaders, including Governor Jack Dalrymple, to update the community on efforts to identify and mitigate if necessary existing problem points on the Missouri River that could cause ice jams and lead to flooding this winter. Hoeven and Dalrymple said last year’s record flooding […]

  • NSRI Event to Help Boost Subsea Technology

    15 September 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    The National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) is hosting an event on September 23 to help connect UK subsea technology developers with end-users and funding sources in a bid to get new subsea technology off the ground. Aimed at supporting and encouraging investment in emerging technologies that will make a significant contribution to the continued prosperity […]

  • Subsea UK Launches Annual Scholarship Initiative

    4 June 2012
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Subsea UK launched its annual scholarship initiative which is aimed at boosting the number of highly skilled subsea engineers in the industry. The scholarship programme, which enables successful candidates to study towards a post-graduate MSc in subsea engineering, was introduced last year by Subsea UK and has a number of students currently on the programme. […]

  • UK: Tritech Conducts Field Testing of Gemini SeaTec

    23 May 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    Gemini SeaTec provides an early warning of the presence of marine mammals in the vicinity of marine current turbine structures. The Gemini SeaTec system has been successfully field tested on the Marine Current Turbine (MCT) SeaGen installation in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, overseen and tested by the Sea Mammal Research Unit (SMRU) Ltd. Launched at […]

  • UK: Experts Tackle Challenges of ‘Reaching Further and Going Deeper’ at Subsea 2012 Event

    22 December 2011
    Business & Finance

    Industry experts will tackle the challenges of “reaching further and going deeper” at next year’s subsea flagship event – Subsea 2012, supported by principal sponsor Shell. Subsea UK has announced the theme for its annual conference and exhibition which will attract around 2,000 leading figures from the across the global subsea industry to Aberdeen on […]

  • University of Victoria expanding its ocean and climate research capacity

    20 January 2017
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Research & Development

    The University of Victoria (UVic) and Canadian government will pour $7 million into renovation of the former Queenswood property in Saanich to provide office and research space for UVic’s ocean and climate hub.

  • Wales and Ireland Join Forces on New Marine Energy Project

    30 July 2019
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Research & Development, Technology

    A new €4.2-million cross-border project aiming to boost the marine energy industry in Wales and Ireland has been announced by Counsel General and Brexit Minister, Jeremy Miles. Funded by the EU’s Ireland-Wales co-operation programme, the Selkie project will bring together researchers and businesses from both nations to create technologies to help improve the performance of […]

  • RenewableUK Welcomes Committee’s Report

    21 February 2012
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    RenewableUK, the renewable energy trade association, has welcomed a new report by the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee which calls for an increase in the deployment of wave and tidal power. The Committee Chairman Tim Yeo MP said “Britannia really could rule the waves when it comes to marine renewable energy”. The Committee calls […]

  • RenewableUK Criticises Civitas’ Wind Power Report

    9 January 2012

    RenewableUK, the trade association for the wind, wave & tidal industry, has criticised a report published by the thinktank Civitas for failing to understand how wind power works as part of the UK’s electricity generation system. The study, by Ruth Lea, Director of Civitas’s Manufacturing Renewal Project, claims that both onshore and offshore wind power […]

  • Marathon Proceeding with Firm Plan to Create Two Strong Independent Companies (USA)

    12 January 2011

    The Board of Directors of Marathon Oil Corporation announced today that it has approved moving forward with plans to spin off Marathon’s downstream business, creating two independent, highly focused energy companies. Marathon Petroleum Corporation (MPC), to be headquartered in Findlay, Ohio, is expected to be the fifth largest U.S. refiner with a top-tier downstream portfolio […]

  • Cheniere in talks to boost LNG shipments to China

    15 May 2017

    By Ernest Scheyder and Scott DiSavino HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Cheniere Energy Inc said on Friday it has had extensive negotiations with China about increasing U.S. liquefied natural gas exports, as a new trade deal paves the way for a second wave of LNG investment in the world’s fastest growing gas supplier. The Trump Administration […]

  • USA: Truckee Meadows Final Reports Available for Public Review

    14 January 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District is scheduled to begin a 30-day public review period Jan. 17, following the release of its final general reevaluation report and environmental impact statement for the Truckee Meadows Flood Control Project. The documents outline the reevaluation’s recommended plan to reduce flood risk in the Reno/Sparks metropolitan area […]

  • Coastal Engineering Project Completed in Argyll and Bute

    27 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    A £95,000 coastal erosion engineering project has been completed in Argyll and Bute. This coastal scheme, which was paid for jointly by the Argyll and Bute Council and Scottish Water, saw the installation of 2000 tonnes of rock armor along a 140 meter stretch of coastline by the Anderson Group of Inverness. Councillor Ellen Morton, […]

  • East Whitaker Dredging Proposed

    11 November 2015
    Business & Finance

    The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is proposing cleanup action for East Whitaker Pond, located within the Columbia Slough watershed. The proposed remedial action includes a combination of soil removal, dredging of contaminated sediments and placing a thin layer of clean material across the majority of the pond. In some locations, the clean material will include an […]

  • Highlights of the Week

    30 April 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Dredging Today brings you an overview of the most popular stories from the past week (April 24-30, 2017).   Port Arthur’s Expansion Project on Display The Port Arthur is ready to hold mandatory pre-bid conference for the port’s Berth 5 Expansion Project.   Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger Tommy Norton Hits the Water The trailing suction […]

  • NET Plans Public Offering to Finance Fleet Modernization

    31 January 2014

    Tsakos Energy Navigation Ltd., a leading product, crude and LNG tanker operator, announced yesterday that it plans to offer its common shares in a public offering. Entities affiliated with the Tsakos Holdings Foundation, which is the company’s largest shareholder, have indicated their intention to purchase 500,000 of the common shares sold in the offering. The […]

  • Saipem Completes Syndication of EUR 4.7 Bln Credit Lines

    14 December 2015
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Italy’s Saipem informed that the syndication of its €4.7 billion new credit facilities has been successfully completed. Syndication of the facilities was launched on November 2, 2015 and seen strong demand from various banks, resulting in a significant oversubscription and reduction of the original commitments provided by the underwriters and joint lead arrangers. In detail, […]

  • ExxonMobil enters strategic alliance with Petrobras

    15 December 2017

    Petrobras and ExxonMobil have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding a strategic alliance to jointly identify and evaluate potential business opportunities.

  • UTEC scoops Greater Enfield survey gig

    8 January 2018
    Business & Finance, Infrastructure

    UTEC, a survey company, has been awarded a survey and positioning services contract in Australia.

  • Veresen, Itochu in Jordan Cove LNG deal

    8 April 2016
    Project & Tenders

    Calgary-based Veresen on Friday informed it has reached an agreement on key commercial terms with Itochu Corporation for long-term liquefaction capacity at Jordan Cove LNG terminal in Port of Coos Bay in Oregon, USA.

  • UW Researchers Study Massive Harmful Algal Bloom

    26 June 2015

    The algae bloom that began earlier this year and shut down several shellfish fisheries along the West Coast has grown into the largest and most severe in at least a decade. UW research analyst Anthony Odell left June 15 from Newport, Oregon, aboard the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s research vessel Bell M. Shimada. He […]

  • Bill to Regulate Suction Dredging in Washington

    22 January 2015
    Business & Finance

    Rep. Gael Tarleton has introduced a bill, HB 1162, that would limit the use of suction dredging in Washington rivers and streams. Suction dredging is mostly unregulated in Washington state. Tarleton’s bill would require the state Department of Fish and Wildlife to establish a workgroup and study the impacts of suction dredging on native fish habitats. […]