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  • Tackling freight mobility challenges at Port of Coos Bay

    9 August 2020
    Infrastructure, Operations & Maintenance

    A maintenance dredging project in the Coos Bay harbor from River Miles twelve to fifteen, aimed to remove approximately 1,000,000 cubic yards of material from these areas, is currently underway. Dredging in this section of the Federal Navigation Channel was also conducted throughout the summer of 2019. This area of the Upper Bay spans from the […]

  • Reliability of subsea cables paramount to energy transition success, GUH says

    26 September 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Market Outlooks, Operations & Maintenance, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    Failures in underwater cables could derail global offshore wind ambitions as the reliability of these cables is paramount to the success of offshore wind and the energy transition, according to the Global Underwater Hub (GUH), UK’s trade and industry development body for the underwater sectors. GUH notes that it is estimated that around 85% of […]

  • USA: Southwest Oregon’s Ports to Receive USD 4.5 M Boost

    6 March 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Rep. Peter DeFazio has announced that ports in Oregon’s Fourth Congressional District will receive an additional $4.5 million for operation and maintenance projects this year. The projects, which include dredging, are critical to local economies and the fishing industry. This announcement comes after the U.S. Congress included $40 million for small ports in the Fiscal […]

  • Navy secretary echos call for single shipyard to build destroyers

    20 April 2005

    Navy Secretary Gordon England repeated his call Tuesday for a single shipyard to build destroyers, again raising concerns about the prospect of a reduced workload at Bath Iron Works. During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in Washington to consider his nomination to be deputy secretary of defense, England said the Navy expects to save […]

  • LNG specialist joins Stephenson Harwood

    22 May 2017

    Law firm Stephenson Harwood said a ship and offshore finance specialist lawyer with experience in LNG sector, Dean Norton, joined the company as a partner in London.

  • ILWU Shuts Down Portland Container Terminal

    30 January 2015
    Business & Finance

    Dockworkers at the Port of Portland shut down the Terminal 6, the port’s only container terminal for twelve hours on Tuesday, in response to the firing of several longshoremen last week. The terminal’s operator ICTSI Oregon responded by saying that the International Longshore and Warehouse Union’s (ILWU) long-term ‎efforts to delay shipping activity at the Terminal […]

  • Offshore Achievement Awards Winners Revealed

    13 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    The offshore energy industry’s highest achievers and most successful companies were recognised on Thursday, 12 March, at the 2015 Offshore Achievement Awards (OAA), with Gordon Ballard, chairman of Schlumberger UK, receiving the Significant Achievement accolade. Great Large Company and Great Small Company were awarded to Proserv and Merlin ERD respectively, whilst Maersk Oil picked up two […]

  • Hawaiki Submarine Cable Secures Alaska Communications Deal

    29 September 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Hawaiki Submarine Cable, the New Zealand owner and developer of Hawaiki submarine cable system, has selected Alaska Communications as its landing and operating partner in Oregon. Hawaiki will land its proposed 14,000 km trans-Pacific cable between Australia, NewZealand, Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast in Pacific City, Oregon. Following the completion of the marine survey […]

  • Study will assess use of wave turbines along US coastline

    8 November 2010

    Wave-energy company Aquamarine Power hopes to deploy its UK-designed technology along the Oregon coastline in the US. The firm’s US subsidiary, Aquamarine Power USA, has received a grant of $50,000 (£31,000) from the Oregon Wave Energy Trust (OWET) for a feasibility study into using the company’s Oyster wave turbine off the shore of the west […]

  • Saudi Aramco taps JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley for IPO, HSBC a contender – source

    22 February 2017

    By Mike Stone and Sumeet Chatterjee (Reuters) – Oil giant Saudi Aramco has asked JPMorgan Chase & Co <JPM.N> and Morgan Stanley <MS.N> to assist with its upcoming mammoth IPO and could call on another bank with access to Chinese investors, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said. The U.S. banks have joined […]

  • DOE Gives USD 40 Mln for Wave Energy Test Facility in Oregon

    22 December 2016
    Research & Development

    Oregon State University’s Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center has secured up to $40 million from the U.S. Department of Energy, to create wave energy test facility in Newport. The NNMREC facility, known as the Pacific Marine Energy Center South Energy Test Site, or PMEC-SETS, is planned to be operational by 2020. “We anticipate this will […]

  • Congressman Calls on Corps to Use Disaster Funds for Oregon Inlet Dredging (USA)

    13 January 2012

    Third District Congressman Walter Jones (R-NC) sent a letter Thursday calling on the commanding general of the Army Corps of Engineers …   By Sam Walker (outerbanksvoice) [mappress] Source: outerbanksvoice, January 13, 2012;

  • Corps of Engineers intends to award a contract for clamshell dredging at Tongue Point, Oregon

    1 December 2009
    Project & Tenders

    The Portland District Corps of Engineers intends to award a contract for dredging at the U.S. Coast Guard Facility at Tongue Point, Oregon… Source: fbo.gov;

  • USA: Oregon Produces Detailed Ocean Zoning Maps for Wave Energy Developers

    22 December 2011
    Research & Development

      You’ve heard of neighborhood zoning. Now there’s a move afoot to zone the ocean.  by Tom Banse  (npr) [mappress] Source: npr , December 22, 2011  

  • Oregon to Vote on Amended Territorial Sea Plan for Wave Energy Development (USA)

    21 January 2013
    Authorities & Government

    An amendment to the original draft of part five of the Oregon Territorial Sea Plan adopted in 2009, related to development of wave energy, is to be voted on by the Land Conservation and Development Commission at its meeting on January 24 in Salem. A moratorium on permits for wave energy facilities in Oregon’s territorial […]

  • South Dunes power plant approval recommended

    29 May 2015

    The Oregon Department of Energy issued draft proposed order on Jordan Cove Energy’s application for site certificate for the proposed South Dunes power plant.

  • Oregon’s Small Ports in Need of Dredging

    4 December 2017
    Business & Finance

    Members of the Oregon Congressional Delegation recently sent a letter to the Acting Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works Ryan Fisher urging the Trump Administration to fund critical maintenance and dredging of Oregon’s small ports and jetties. Representatives Peter DeFazio, Earl Blumenauer, Kurt Schrader and Suzanne Bonamici, along with Senators Ron Wyden and […]

  • Apache North Sea Becomes 300th Member of Subsea UK

    19 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    The organisation representing the UK’s £9 billion subsea industry has reached a major milestone with its 300th member. Independent oil and gas operator, Apache North Sea, has joined Subsea UK as oil and gas production from subsea wells in the UKCS continues to increase. Apache North Sea is now the 4thlargest producer and has the […]

  • USA: Oregon Plans to Host First Large Scale Wave Energy Research Site

    27 September 2012
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Oregon will soon host the first large scale wave energy research site, OPB writes. Namely, the Department of Energy has granted USD 4 million for the project development. Accordingly, the project will be connected to the on-shore electrical grid thus enabling the researchers to test the amount of power the buoys convert into electricity. Belinda […]

  • Cruise ship meningococcal death raises national issues: coroner

    3 April 2006

    The New South Wales coroner has asked national health authorities to consider the issues raised by the death of a Sydney man who probably contracted meningococcal disease on a Pacific cruise ship.

  • HME Organized Largest Maritime by Holland Pavilion at Posidonia 2012

    27 June 2012

    The International Shipping Exhibition Posidonia took place from 4 to 8 June 2012 in the Metropolitan Expo Centre in Athens. HME organized the largest Maritime by Holland Pavilion thus far at the exhibition, covering an area of ​​280 sqm and proudly presenting 21 companies. Holland promotion For the first time Holland was also promoted as […]

  • Acta Marine Christens Construction Support Vessel Acta Orion

    23 October 2015

    Acta Marine’s new build construction support vessel “ACTA ORION” was christened at the naming ceremony held on Thursday October 22 at the port of Harlingen, The Netherlands. Didi te Gussinklo Ohmann, Van Oord’s Gemini project director performed the ceremony. ACTA ORION has a length of 108 meters and a beam of 16 meters. The new […]

  • ONS Norway cancelled. Organizers blame low oil prices

    7 April 2015

    Offshore Northern Seas Norway (ONS Norway), an event focused on offshore oil and gas supply chain, scheduled for August 2015 in Stavanger, will be cancelled this year, as too few exhibitors have registered. “Low oil prices, low activity and great uncertainty in the industry have meant that too few exhibitors have registered. Consequently, the ONS Foundation […]

  • USA: Orion Marine Bags USD 38 Million Deal

    7 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    Orion Marine Group, Inc., a leading heavy civil marine contractor serving the infrastructure sector, today announced a contract award of approximately $38 million. Orion Marine Group was recently awarded a turnkey contract to design, build, and dredge a new dock facility for a private customer in the Caribbean. The initial design phase of the project […]

  • Orion Marine Secures Houston Ship Channel Dredging Gig

    7 November 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, recently awarded a contract in the amount of $5.65 million to Orion Marine Construction Inc. for maintenance dredging of the Houston Ship Channel, reports the FedBizOpps. The Port of Houston is one of the world’s busiest ports, ranking first in the nation in foreign waterborne tonnage; first in […]