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  • Subsea UK Invests in New State-of-the-Art Headquarters

    11 October 2012
    Business & Finance

    Industry body Subsea UK has invested in new state-of-the-art headquarters at the heart of the global subsea sector in Aberdeenshire’s ‘SURF City’, Westhill. The organisation, which represents more than 250 members across the UK, has a signed a lease on new premises in Arnhall Business Park. Subsea UK Neil Gordon, chief executive of Subsea UK, […]

  • Clarksons: 147 ports offer LNG bunkering as LNG capable newbuilds hit 37 Pct

    4 August 2022
    Green Marine, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Transition, Vessels

    A total of 147 ports around the globe can bunker LNG to vessels at the moment and this figure is likely to reach 200 by 2024 as demand continues to grow, estimates from Clarksons Research show. Europe is leading the way with LNG bunkering infrastructure, with the majority of its top ports offering the service, […]

  • New Zealand: Officials Plan to Remove Mount Maunganui Reef

    17 April 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Bay of Plenty Regional Council has decided the Mount Maunganui surf reef is to be partially removed to remove the risk to swimmers near Tay Street. Regional Council Deputy Chief Executive Eddie Grogan said the Mount Maunganui Reef Trust obtained resource consent in August 2000 to construct the pilot offshore submerged reef about 250 m […]

  • Officials Reassess Silt Dumping on West Hayden Island (USA)

    1 September 2010

    The city of Portland and Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality are reevaluating whether dredge spoils with low levels of … By Scott Learn (oregonlive) [mappress] Source: oregonlive, September 2, 2010;

  • Jordan Cove LNG receives air contaminant permit

    24 June 2015

    Oregon Department of Environmental Quality issued an order granting Jordan Cove’s LNG the air contaminant discharge permit based on land use compatibility findings.

  • Riverprize – First Finalists Revealed

    24 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Finalists have recently been announced in two Riverprize categories for 2015 – the Morgan Foundation New Zealand Riverprize and the Thiess International Riverprize. Riverprize is the world’s most prestigious river award giving recognition to those who have developed and implemented outstanding, visionary and sustainable programs in river management and restoration.   The finalists in the Morgan Foundation […]

  • Americans Set to Boost Ocean Power Technologies

    24 January 2013
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    With advancements in technologies, Americans will soon be able to tap into energy derived from the ocean. Marine and hydrokinetic (MHK) technologies—which generate power from waves, tides or currents in ocean waters—are at an early but promising stage of development. Many coastal areas in the United States have strong wave and tidal resources close to […]

  • USA: Conrad Announces Q1 2011 Results and Discusses Impact of Rising Waters in Mississippi and Atchafalaya River

    18 May 2011

      Conrad Industries, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets: CNRD.PK) announced today its first quarter 2011 results and backlog, and discussed challenges presented by the rising waters of the Mississippi River and the Atchafalaya River. For the quarter ended March 31, 2011, Conrad achieved net income of $3.7 million and earnings per diluted share of $0.58 compared […]

  • Vigor to Build Ocean Energy’s Wave Energy Convertor

    1 February 2018
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Oregon‐based Vigor has secured a contract to build Ocean Energy’s wave energy convertor ‘OE Buoy’. Irish-based Ocean Energy will deploy the device at the US Navy’s Wave Energy Test Site off the Hawaiian Island of O’ahu in the fall of 2018. The contract value is $6.5 million out of a total project value of $12 million, the company […]

  • USA: Congressman Schrader Welcomes NNMREC Announcement

    16 January 2013
    Authorities & Government

    Congressman Schrader applauded the Northwest National Marine Energy Center (NNMREC), which is based at Oregon State University, for its selection of the coastal town of Newport as the future home of the first utility-scale, grid-connected wave energy test site in the United States — the Pacific Marine Energy Center (PMEC). “I am extremely proud of […]

  • Norway: Inocean Develops New Tank System for Storage of LNG

    31 January 2013

    Inocean has developed and patented a new tank system for storage of LNG in connection with floating production and storage. This gives the market a strong alternative to the very few technologies previously available worldwide. “Our system is aimed at production rather than transport of LNG,” says Inocean CEO Jon Erik Borgen. “One of the […]

  • Glenfarne requests more time to build Magnolia LNG

    15 September 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Units of Glenfarne Group and Kinder Morgan have filed a request with the regulator seeking an extension for the Magnolia LNG project development.

  • SWAY spins off SWAY TURBINE (Norway)

    31 August 2010
    Research & Development

    SWAY AS, based in Bergen, Norway, has a world‐leading concept for floating foundations for offshore wind turbines. Since 2005 the company has also been developing a new wind turbine and has now decided to create a separate business entity for it called “SWAY TURBINE”. The main focus of the new company will be to prototype […]

  • Registration opens for Subsea Expo (UK)

    16 December 2014

    Subsea UK has informed that the registration has opened for Subsea Expo, Europe’s “largest annual subsea conference and exhibition”, which takes place at the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre from the 11th to the 13th of February 2015. The flagship event, organised by industry body Subsea UK, is expected to attract over 6,000 delegates and […]

  • Clarksons: 27% of the order book to run on alternative fuels

    1 December 2020
    Business & Finance, Environment, Infrastructure, Innovation, Ports & Logistics, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vessels

    Alternative fuels are gaining traction in the maritime industry amid growing regulatory pressure and currently, they account for 3.5% of the fleet, and 27% of the order book by tonnage, data from Clarksons Research shows.

  • USA: Fisher Island Challenges “Deep Dredge” Plan

    7 December 2011

    The wealthy community of Fisher Island has joined environmental groups in challenging the “Deep Dredge” planned at the Port of Miami…   By Curtis Morgan (miamiherald) [mappress] Source: miamiherald, December 7, 2011;

  • USA: Coalition Attempting to Stop Coos Bay LNG Dredging

    19 January 2012

    A coalition of local residents, grassroots environmental and clean-energy groups today filed an appeal of the Oregon Department of State Lands’ decision to issue a dredging permit for the Port of Coos Bay that would allow the Port to export coal and liquefied natural gas (LNG). While the “multi-purpose” dredging permit was initially sought to […]

  • Portland Waterfront Repair Work to Start Soon (USA)

    30 June 2011

    A major industrial cleanup project in Oregon is set to begin this week after Zidell Marine Corp. announced plans to start repair work on… (bendbulletin) [mappress] Source: bendbulletin, June 30, 2011

  • Is Massachusetts Ready for Eight Cape Winds?

    5 January 2011

    The federal government on Dec. 28 initiated its offshore wind energy leasing process and state officials in Massachusetts simultaneously… By Michael Norton (wickedlocal) [mappress] Source: wickedlocal, January 05, 2011

  • USA: Statoil Reveals Concepts for Drillship Designed for Arctic Areas

    9 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    On Tuesday, 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 our engineers […]

  • Gulf LNG Energy files more reports with FERC

    11 March 2015

    Gulf LNG Energy, a unit of Kinder Morgan, has filed draft resource reports as part of the U.S. FERC’s pre-filing environmental review of its proposed liquefaction terminal to be located at the Port of Pascagoula. The project includes the addition of liquefaction and export capabilities to GLE’s existing Gulf LNG terminal located in Jackson County, […]

  • Sixth Crown Vessel Delivered to Eagle Bulk

    16 June 2017
    Business & Finance

    US-based ship operator Eagle Bulk Shipping has taken delivery of MV Groton Eagle, the sixth of nine Crown-63 Ultramax dry bulk sister vessels it purchased from Greenship Bulk Trust  in March 2017. With the addition of the 63,500 dwt MV Groton Eagle, previously named JS Narmada, Eagle Bulk’s fleet increased to 46 vessels on the water. The bulk carrier […]

  • Mermaid Appoints New Head of Subsea Services Division

    9 August 2016
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Mermaid Maritime, a provider of subsea and drilling services to the offshore oil and gas industry, has appointed Darren Morgan, as executive vice president of Mermaid Subsea Services. He will replace Paul Burger Whiley, who is one of the co-founders of Mermaid Subsea Services, formerly known as Subtech, following his resignation to pursue personal and other professional […]

  • Columbia River Restoration Act Introduced

    21 May 2015
    Business & Finance

    Oregon’s Senator Jeff Merkley, Representative Earl Blumenauer, Senator Ron Wyden, Representative Suzanne Bonamici and Representative Peter DeFazio yesterday introduced the Columbia River Basin Restoration Act. The legislation would authorize $50 million over five years for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to establish a voluntary, competitive Columbia Basin grants program for projects that assist in eliminating […]

  • Dredging Works Kick Off on Charleston Marina Inner Boat Basin

    5 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    The Oregon International Port of Coos Bay kicked off the dredging operations in the Inner Boat Basin of the Charleston Marina on January 25, 2019.  The first section of dredge pipe has been placed and anchored at Site G and is deployed alongside the inner basin channel through the culvert under Alaska Packers Lane around […]