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  • USA: State of Oregon Continues Planning Ocean Energy Development

    9 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    State of Oregon Territorial Sea Plan Advisory Committee (TSPAC) and Ocean Policy Advisory Committee (OPAC) are close to completing the plan that would provide framework for wave, tidal and offshore wind development, CRbizjournal reports. The state held public forums regarding the plan for managing the territorial sea which included maps of the areas which the […]

  • Kinder Morgan Plans to Trim Stake in Gulf LNG Terminal

    4 December 2013

    Kinder Morgan said on Tuesday it plans to drop down its 50 percent interest in the U.S. Gulf LNG terminal. The Gulf LNG terminal, located in Pascagoula, Miss., has 6.6 Bcf of storage capacity and 1.3 Bcf/d of peak vaporization send-out capacity. In addition, the terminal has five miles of 36-inch pipeline, connecting to the […]

  • BOEM Prepares Environmental Assessment of Oregon’s Offshore Wind Project

    29 May 2014
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Research & Development

    As part of the Obama Administration’s Climate Action Plan to create American jobs, develop domestic clean energy sources and cut carbon pollution, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is seeking public comment as it prepares an Environmental Assessment (EA) to analyze potential impacts of a proposed wind energy demonstration project off the coast of […]

  • UK: EMEC to Colaborate with Oregon Wave Energy Trust and NNMREC

    23 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    THE European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), Scotland’s world-leading marine and tidal energy development facility, today (Wednesday, May 23) announces a major collaboration with Oregon Wave Energy Trust and its partner, Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Centre (NNMREC). EMEC will deliver advice and support on the design, set up and operation for the NNMREC Pacific Marine […]

  • Gov. John Kitzhaber Announces Oregon Wave Week (USA)

    2 August 2011
    Human Capital, Research & Development

    Gov. John Kitzhaber declared the week of July 31 – August 6 as Oregon Wave Week, providing a bureaucratic nod to the sixth annual Ocean Renewable… By Christina Williams (sustainablebusinessoregon) [mappress] Source: sustainablebusinessoregon, August 02, 2011; Image: governor

  • USA: El Paso Shareholders Approve Kinder Morgan Deal

    10 March 2012

    El Paso Corporation of USA said that its shareholders approved the merger with Kinder Morgan during a special meeting of stockholders. Based on preliminary results, approximately 79 percent of El Paso’s outstanding shares of common stock as of the record date were voted at the special meeting, the company said in a statement. Of the […]

  • USA: Senator Bates Stands Up for Southern Oregon Rivers

    19 February 2013
    Business & Finance

    Senator Alan Bates (D-Medford) joined a coalition of fishers, rafters, conservationists, and other river users to encourage the state to evaluate and potentially curb a new wave of suction-dredge mining on the Rogue, Chetco, and other area rivers and creeks. “Southern Oregon is home to thousands of us who consider our peaceful, pristine rivers a […]

  • New Push for Increase in Critical Funding for Oregon Small Ports

    11 January 2017
    Business & Finance

    Congressman Peter DeFazio has joined members of the Oregon delegation in sending a letter to Assistant Secretary for the Army of Civil Works Jo-Ellen Darcy encouraging the Administration to use a portion of federal funds towards operations and maintenance projects at Oregon’s small ports. Representatives Peter DeFazio and Kurt Schrader, along with Senators Ron Wyden […]

  • US Looks into Tidal and Wave Potential Off Oregon and Maine

    1 June 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has deployed buoys to record wave and tide movement off the coasts of Oregon and Maine, in areas known to be potential hot spots for marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) energy development. Researchers aim to collect data that will support industry’s efforts to deploy MHK devices. The work is part […]

  • PM’s navy ship commitment pleases Plymouth contractor

    4 February 2010

    A Devon defence contractor has welcomed Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s restated commitment to two new aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy. Pipex of Plymouth has about £4m of work in hand on the project for HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales.

  • Smith, Wyden secure $15 million for Columbia deepening

    26 June 2006

    Sens. Gordon Smith and Ron Wyden said Tuesday that a Senate panel has approved an additional $15 million to continue deepening the Columbia River. The funding for dredging was included in the annual spending bill approved by the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee.

  • Offshore Supergrid: Vital Memorandum Signed Today (UK)

    7 December 2010
    Business & Finance, Storage

    RenewableUK, the UK’s leading renewable energy trade association, has welcomed the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding by ten European ministers from countries bordering the North Sea. The Memorandum covers an agreement to develop an offshore electricity grid enabling interconnection between continental, offshore and British energy resources. Dr Gordon Edge, RenewableUK’s Director of policy commented: […]

  • Cape Wind Secures USD 600 Mln Boost from Denmark

    27 February 2014
    Business & Finance

    Cape Wind has ensured a cash injection worth USD 600 million for its Cape Wind offshore wind project from Danish Export Credit Agency (EKF), Jim Gordon, the company’s president, announced yesterday. Cape Wind informed via social media that Mr. Gordon brought the news while speaking at GreenPower’s USA Offshore Wind Conference in Boston, saying that […]

  • Maine senators argue for split shipbuilding deals

    6 March 2005

    Navy Secretary Gordon England argued Thursday at a congressional hearing that building destroyers at a single yard rather than splitting the work between Bath Iron Works and another shipbuilder would save the country money. He said there isn’t enough demand to build at two yards.

  • Body recovered from sunken boat

    23 August 2007

    A body found in a sunken boat in the Moray Firth has been recovered by police divers. The body discovery had been made after a search was launched for 72-year-old missing prawn fisherman Gordon Wilson, from St Combs, near Fraserburgh.

  • Fugro to perform geotechnical survey at Morgan and Mona offshore wind sites

    26 May 2025
    Project & Tenders

    Fugro will carry out an offshore geotechnical survey at the Morgan and Mona offshore wind sites in the UK, starting on or around June 2. Using its geotechnical drilling vessel Fugro Synergy, the company will be drilling, sampling and coring boreholes throughout the array areas, with the works estimated to be completed by 10 September. […]

  • USA: NOAA, Oregon Crab Industry to Celebrate Continued Marine Debris Partnership

    22 August 2011
    Business & Finance

    NOAA Administrator Dr. Jane Lubchenco, along with other NOAA officials, will join representatives from the Oregon fishing industry and state representatives to celebrate the successful completion of one project and inaugurate a new partnership to remove derelict crab pots and other marine debris in Oregon’s coastal fishing waters in a dockside event in Newport, Ore., […]

  • US Elba Island LNG export project pushed back again

    18 October 2018
    Ports & Logistics

    US energy company Kinder Morgan said on Wednesday that the start-up of its Elba Island liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project near Savannah, Georgia had been pushed back, again. “Our Elba liquefaction project, we now anticipate that it will be in service in the first quarter of 2019,” Kim Dang, President of Kinder Morgan said during […]

  • Akastor sells KOP for $114 million

    12 June 2017

    Akastor, a Norway-based oil service investment company, is set to sell KOP Surface Products to The Weir Group for $114 million on a debt- and cash-free basis. KOP is headquartered in Singapore and is a supplier of surface wellheads, trees, valves and actuators to the oil and gas industry both offshore and onshore. “KOP has done an excellent job […]

  • Unique Group Adds Regional VP for Europe & UK

    22 May 2019
    Business & Finance

    Unique Group has appointed Matthew Gordon as the new regional vice president for the Europe & UK region to oversee the company’s strategic expansion plans. Under Matthew’s leadership, the company aims to see further growth and expansion across Europe. He will be based in Aberdeen, UK. Matthew has over 22 years of experience in the […]

  • USA: Astoria Marine Cleanup Plan Moves Forward

    12 September 2012

    The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality will oversee the investigation and cleanup of contaminated soil, groundwater and sediments at Astoria Marine Construction Company in Astoria, Oregon, according to an agreement signed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. Oregon DEQ has also finalized a separate consent order with the […]

  • FERC issues favorable EA for Elba Island LNG export project

    8 February 2016

    The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has on Friday released a favorable environmental assessment for Kinder Morgan’s $2.1 billion Elba liquefaction and export project. Kinder Morgan units Elba Liquefaction Company (ELC), Southern LNG Company (SLNG), and Elba Express Company (EEC) are planning to add natural gas liquefaction and exporting capabilities to SLNG’s existing Elba Island LNG terminal and abandon […]

  • Australia: Locals Call for Myall River Dredging

    4 January 2012

    Myall River oyster farmer Gordon Latimore has been losing up to $5000 a week with declining salinity levels causing temporary lease closures…   BY NATHALIE CRAIG (myallcoastnota) [mappress] Source: myallcoastnota , January 4, 2012;

  • USA: Clatsop County Seeks Legal Fees from Oregon Pipeline

    22 June 2011

    Clatsop County filed a motion in circuit court Monday seeking reimbursement for more than $60,000 in attorney fees incurred in the legal dispute over the county’s jurisdiction of the Oregon Pipeline LLC land-use application. The motion claims the county should not be liable for the fees, which total $61,758, due to several legal maneuvers by […]

  • Navy may lose half of its fleet in savings proposal

    5 January 2007

    The Royal Navy may suffer heavy cuts and lose as many as eight warships as a result of an internal review of all spending by the Armed Forces. Each of the services is drawing up proposals for cutting back on expenditure to present to ministers for this year’s comprehensive spending review, to be carried out […]