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  • Shell: Arrow LNG Project on Track, Australia

    14 May 2012

    Royal Dutch Shell is continuing with its plan to build an LNG terminal on Curtis island, near Gladstone, despite reports of rising costs, Reuters reported, citing Shell Australia chairwoman Ann Pickard. “”Obviously Shell has its own numbers, Arrow has its numbers, and PetroChina, our 50 percent partner, have their own numbers. From a Shell perspective, […]

  • Lagos State Governor Welcomes Decision of the Appeal Court

    28 July 2017
    Business & Finance

    Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode, on Tuesday expressed excitement on the ruling of the Appeal Court which authorizes the state to control inland waterways and dredging activities in the region. Previous judgment of the Federal High Court empowered the Nigerian Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) to regulate transportation and sand dredging in the State. The Appellate […]

  • Chevron Celebrates 60 Years of Australian Operations

    26 March 2012

    Chevron Australia has marked a significant historical milestone – its 60th anniversary since entering Australia’s upstream oil and gas sector. Chevron entered Western Australia on 24 March 1952 through Caltex (owned by Texaco and Standard Oil of California which later became Chevron) joining with Ampol Petroleum to form West Australian Petroleum Pty Ltd (WAPET). Just […]

  • Great Lakes Dredge to Nourish Egmont Key Beaches

    1 October 2018
    Business & Finance

    Historic Egmont Key – the small island that experienced large-scale erosion and structural damage on its western shoreline – will soon receive critical sand thanks to maintenance on the Tampa Harbor channel, reports the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District. The Army Corps recently awarded a $10.3 million contract to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company […]

  • Imtra Kits Out Atlantic Pioneer with Lights and Wipers

    22 April 2016
    Business & Finance, Technology

    Massachusetts-based Imtra has recently delivered a searchlight, wipers and LED lights to the first US-flagged offshore wind farm crew transfer vessel (CTV) – the Atlantic Pioneer. Imtra has supplied the Colorlight CL20 high-output searchlight, Decca Straight Line wiper system, and LED deck, interior and engine room lights for the Blount Boats-built, 69-foot CTV. The vessel was locally […]

  • AMCS: LNG Plant to Require Substantial Additional Dredging (Australia)

    22 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Australian Marine Conservation Society has called on Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt to reject the proposed Arrow gas processing plant on Curtis Island – the largest island in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Felicity Wishart, AMCS Great Barrier Reef campaign director, said this would be the fourth LNG (liquefied natural gas) plant […]

  • Australia: AMCS Urges Environment Minister to Reject Arrow LNG Plant

    22 October 2013

    The Australian Marine Conservation Society has called on Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt to reject the proposed Arrow gas processing plant on Curtis Island – the largest island in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. Felicity Wishart, AMCS Great Barrier Reef campaign director, said this would be the fourth LNG (liquefied natural gas) plant […]

  • DSC Dredge Contributes to Gulf Coast Project

    30 April 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    J.E. Borries Inc., a full-service marine construction and dredging company based on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, recently took delivery of an 8-inch Badger Class dredge by DSC Dredge, LLC. Prior to this dredge purchase, J.E. Borries had completed all of its dredging work by mechanical means, using a long-reach excavator or a clamshell friction crane. […]

  • Neptune Wind Plans to Develop 500 MW Offshore Wind Farm South of Massachusetts (USA)

    21 August 2011

      Neptune Wind intends to develop, construct and operate an utility scale offshore wind farm about 20 nautical miles south of the Massachusetts/Rhode Island border. The project, called Nomans Wind, is being planned as a 500 MW generation facility and will employ next generation offshore turbines designed for the strong wind regime in this area. […]

  • New Zealand: Proposal for Pacific Submarine Fibre Optic Cable

    6 September 2012

    Hawaiki Submarine Cable has proposed a new Pacific submarine cable what would link New Zealand and Australia with several Pacific islands by the end of 2014, reported Computerworld. The Hawaiki cable is a repeatered 2 fibre pairs submarine cable system with a design capacity of 8Tbps linking Auckland, Sydney and Hawaii. A branching unit will […]

  • VIDEO: Folly Beach Receives New Sand (USA)

    19 March 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Folly Beach replenishment program is moving ahead. The dredge pumps began pouring sand in January on the far eastern edge of the island toward the Morris Island Lighthouse. “June is still our goal, in a perfect world. We just want to make sure we’re done by the fourth of July weekend,” said David Warren, […]

  • Borssele Beta offshore substation topside touches down

    7 April 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    The Borssele Beta offshore substation topside has been installed at the project site in the Dutch North Sea. The topside sailed out from HSM Offshore’s yard in Schiedam at the end of March to the site but was awaiting favorable weather conditions to be installed. Borssele Beta will connect the 731.5 MW Borssele III and […]

  • Damen wins bid to build four hybrid electric vessels for BC Ferries

    17 January 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Transition, Vessels

    The Netherlands-based shipbuilding powerhouse Damen Shipyards Group (Damen) is spearheading a major initiative to construct four new hybrid electric Island Class vessels for BC Ferries in Canada. Damen, the same shipyard that built BC Ferries’ previous six Island Class ferries, is set to construct the vessels in Romania. Their bid was chosen from several proposals […]

  • BC Ferries’ LNG-fueled vessel takes on more sea trials

    9 February 2017
    Vessels

    BC Ferries’ first LNG-fueled vessel, the Salish Orca that arrived in British Columbia in January, is set to conduct a series of sea trials over the following month.

  • Cobham extends Chevron contract

    4 September 2014

    Cobham Aviation Services secured a contract extension with Chevron Australia to continue providing flights between Perth and Barrow Island in support of Chevron’s operations and projects in Western Australia. Under the contract, which includes an initial order of approximately A$60 million, with an estimated full value in excess of A$160 million through to 2020, Cobham […]

  • EIB Lines Up Funding for Crete Interconnection Project

    25 January 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    European Investment Bank (EIB) is evaluating the proposed project concerning the interconnection of the island of Crete with mainland Greece, in the region of Peloponnese. The project, estimated at €375 million, includes two AC 150 kV submarine cables, 150 kV underground and overhead circuits, a compensation terminal in the Peloponnese and network reinforcements associated to […]

  • Spirit Energy gains nod for Barents Sea wildcat

    21 June 2018
    Exploration & Production

    The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has granted Spirit Energy Norge a drilling permit for well 7322/7-1 located in the Barents Sea offshore Norway. 

  • PF Guard Missile Cruiser Varyag Prepares for Long-Range Cruise

    22 August 2011

      Pacific Fleet (PF) Guard missile cruiser Varyag prepares for a long-range cruise. The cruiser’s crew is going to pay informal visits to Japan, the US, and Canada. The main purpose of the visit is further naval cooperation with those countries, and demonstration of St. Andrew’s flag in the Pacific Ocean. The ocean cruise will […]

  • LNG-Fuelled Motor Tanker Christening Scheduled for 25 November in Port of Rotterdam (The Netherlands)

    16 November 2011

    On Friday 25 November 2011 the motor tanker Argonon will be christened at the Holland-Amerikakade in the Port of Rotterdam. At Shipyard Trico the finishing touches are currently being put to the technical installation of this latest inland tanker of Deen Shipping. The last certificates still have to come. Once they have been obtained, this […]

  • Monsoon Storm Sinks Three Vessels in Andaman Sea

    8 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    A container ship, a fishing boat and a barge have sunk in the Andaman Sea off the coast of Phuket, Thailand, in the last 48 hours, according to Bangkok Post. The Cambodia-flagged container ship Sinaran Andaman sank yesterday after strong waves driven by monsoon winds pushed it onto a rocky shoreline of the Koe Island. Royal Thai […]

  • Wave Swell Energy deploys UniWave200 off Tasmania

    12 January 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Wave Swell Energy (WSE) has deployed its UniWave200 wave energy device offshore Tasmania, marking a significant milestone in ocean energy development for Australia.

  • Plans Submitted for Studio School Focused on Marine Energy Industry (UK)

    3 December 2012
    Human Capital

    Plans have been unveiled to open a Studio School on the Isle of Wight. The school will be the first of its kind on the Island and cater for up to 300 14 to 19-year-olds from September 2014. The plans, submitted by Southampton Studio School Academy Trust, are subject to approval by the Department for […]

  • Swiss Ports and Rotterdam to Work Together

    5 July 2012
    Business & Finance

    On 26 May 2012, the Swiss Rhine Ports (SHR) and the port of Rotterdam signed a Memorandum of Understanding. It states the intention of both parties to work together in a coordinated manner on the development of hinterland transport from Rotterdam. In the first place, there will be a regular exchange of information and experience […]

  • Siemens Takes Step Forward with Crown Estate’s Agreement

    8 July 2014
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Research & Development, Technology

    The Crown Estate, manager of the UK seabed, announced today that it has agreed seabed rights for new demonstration zones and project sites around the UK’s coast. The rights include six new wave and tidal current demonstration zones and five tidal current project sites each with the potential to deliver a project of between 10 […]

  • RiCORE project to speed up consenting process for marine renewables

    3 February 2015
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Research & Development

    The project, scheduled to last for 18 months, aims to tackle one of the key issues for the deployment of offshore energy: consenting and environmental impacts. The RiCORE (Risk Based Consenting for Offshore Renewable Energy Projects) project has been awarded EUR 1.4 million from the European Commission, through Horizon 2020 programme, and comprises teams from […]