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  • GLDD Bags $23.4M FIMI Contract

    30 January 2015
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New York District, awarded an initial $23.4 million contract to Great Lakes Dredge and Dock of Oak Brook, Ill., earlier this month to construct the second phase of the Fire Island Inlet to Moriches Inlet (FIMI) Stabilization Project. The second phase includes sand placement in the area of Robert […]

  • Schumer Urges USACE to Finish Nassau Back Bays Work

    6 September 2019
    Business & Finance

    New York Senator Charles Schumer has announced that a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ effort to study Nassau’s Back Bays and protect countless Long Island communities from storm surges, flooding and more, could simply cease on September 30th unless the feds move to extend and fund its completion. “All the federal work thus far on […]

  • First APLNG Modules Arrive in Gladstone (Australia)

    3 April 2013

    The Australia Pacific LNG Project on Tuesday unloaded the first LNG modules on Curtis Island following their arrival into Gladstone Harbour over the weekend. The first four modules were delivered to the Curtis Island site where these modules and others will be used as the foundation structure for the LNG processing trains and supporting infrastructure. […]

  • HelioRec completes O&M for 250 kW floating solar plant in France

    8 July 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Operations & Maintenance, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Safety, Technology, Vision

    French floating solar company HelioRec has completed operations and maintenance (O&M) activities on its 250 kW floating solar installation at Domaine de Cicé-Blossac in France. Commissioned on 29 October 2024, the system has so far helped avoid 70 tonnes of CO₂ emissions – “the equivalent of planting 96 trees.” The installation has also endured a […]

  • 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 […]

  • ALE increases heavy-lift footprint in The Netherlands

    30 August 2017

    Global heavy-lift specialist ALE has signed a deal with steel constructor VDS Staalbouw (VDS) in Flushing, The Netherlands, to store equipment at its yard. ALE said on Wednesday that this gave it a local footprint in the Zeeland area of The Netherlands and made it easier to work with the local companies. The yard facility […]

  • Carnegie, FCH Collaborate on Wave Energy Development in Chile

    15 April 2015
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy Limited has signed a Collaboration Agreement with Fundación Chile (FCH) to collaborate on identifying a development pathway for commercial wave energy projects in Chile. Carnegie has signed a Collaboration Agreement with Fundación Chile to assess the potential for commercial wave energy plants capable of producing electrical power and desalinated […]

  • New REG Yacht Code Created

    15 November 2017

    A new yacht code was launched at the Global Superyacht Forum in Amsterdam on November 13, the Red Ensign Group (REG) informed.  As explained, the REG Yacht Code has taken into account all the expertise gained across almost two decades of regulating the large yacht sector since the first version was published by the Maritime […]

  • USACE Begins Assessing Hurricane Sandy Damages (USA)

    1 November 2012

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Philadelphia District began inspecting its projects for damages and carrying out post-storm missions following historic Hurricane Sandy. Inspections are scheduled for a number of Army Corps of Engineers projects in the region, including coastal projects in New Jersey and Delaware, dams in eastern Pennsylvania and navigational channels in rivers […]

  • Video: Norwegian Escape Docks in Hamburg

    14 October 2015

    On October 13th, Norwegian Escape, as we earlier reported soon to be the largest ship in the Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet, docked at the port of Hamburg. Measuring 1,069 feet in length and 136 feet in width, the ship is the first in the line’s Breakaway Plus class, with three additional Breakaways on order at […]

  • RS Aqua to Supply Wave Buoys for MERIKA Project

    30 March 2015
    Business & Finance, Research & Development, Technology

    The University of Highlands and Islands has awarded RS Aqua Ltd a contract for the supply and delivery of Wave Measurement Buoys for MERIKA project. Under the agreement, the supplier is required to provide 2 years after sale support and maintenance services for the supplied hardware and software components. Marine Energy Research Innovation and Knowledge Accelerator (MERIKA), run by the […]

  • PHOTO: Werkendam at IJsselmeer

    20 January 2020
    Business & Finance

    Van Oord’s crane vessel Werkendam has arrived at the IJsselmeer to start working on the Windpark Fryslân nearshore wind farm project. The vessel will be involved in the construction of an artificial island off the Frisian coast, Windpark Fryslân reports. With a land area of 2ha and a submerged, shallow water area of 25ha, the […]

  • Corps to Cut Hours at Four South Louisiana Locks (USA)

    8 November 2012

    Beginning December 30, 2012 the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New Orleans district is reducing service hours at the Schooner Bayou Control Structure, the Calcasieu River Saltwater Barrier, the Berwick Lock and the Calumet Floodgate. Reduction in levels of service is a result of a nationwide effort to maximize constrained funding and provide consistent levels […]

  • UK Maritime Sector Responds to Brexit ‘Breakthrough’ Deal

    8 December 2017

    UK maritime sector welcomes the end of the political drama, as next stage of talks on trading relations approaches.

  • Aqaba Terminal Completed

    24 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    BAM International, the operating company of Royal BAM Group active outside of Europe, has completed the €65 million project to construct the Aqaba New Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal for Aqaba Development Corporation (ADC). BAM has handed over the project yesterday, two months ahead of schedule. In partnership with sister company BAM Contractors from Ireland […]

  • Biome Wraps Up PowerCone Tidal Tech Trials

    17 December 2019
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Toronto-based Biome Renewables has completed the testing of its PowerCone tidal technology in Strangford Loch, Northern Ireland in cooperation with Queens University Belfast and Cuan Marine Services. According to the company, the initial results are very promising. Reportedly, the PowerCone retrofit reduces peak loads by up to 10% while improving cut-in and power performance. Biome […]

  • Forum to Provide ROV to University of Limerick

    7 November 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Forum Energy Technologies UK has secured a contract with University of Limerick, Ireland for the provision of remotely operated vehicle (ROV) systems suitable for inspection and intervention on marine renewable energy infrastructure. In addition, iXBlue, as part of the lot 2 of the tender, has been contracted to provide navigation systems to be integrated with the ROV. […]

  • HGK Shipping, Covestro to install wind propulsion tech on Amadeus Titanium

    10 July 2025
    Collaboration, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Vessels

    German shipping company HGK Shipping and compatriot chemicals company Covestro have decided to retrofit a liquid coaster vessel with wind-assisted propulsion technology. Pressing ahead to provide sustainable shipping services on European short-sea routes, the two companies have now signed an agreement to extend their existing partnership until 2040. Among other things, it involves refitting the […]

  • Nautilus Terminates Agreement with State of Papua New Guinea

    17 February 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Nautilus Minerals Inc. (Nautilus) announces that contrary to the arbitrator’s award of 2 October 2013, the Independent State of Papua New Guinea has not completed the purchase of its 30% interest in the Solwara 1 Project. In accordance with the State Equity Option Agreement signed by the parties in March 2011, Nautilus has terminated the […]

  • Borgland Dolphin Contract Extended (Norway)

    3 April 2013

    Dolphin Drilling has secured a contract extension for its Borgland Dolphin semi-submersible drilling rig with a consortium consisting of 8 oil companies, managed by Rig Management Norway AS. The contract, originally signed in September 2012, has been extended from a 15 well drilling contract to an 18 well drilling contract. The new estimated duration for […]

  • Norway: Total to Use Borgland Dolphin Rig at PL 554

    7 March 2012

    The Petroleum Safety Authority Norway has given approval to Total E&P Norge AS for exploration drilling in the Norwegian part of the North Sea with the Borgland Dolphin offshore drilling rig.  The consent applies to drilling of well 34/6-2, which is part of production licence 554, located east of the Snorre field. Water depth at […]

  • Paul Morris Leaves MT Tidal

    13 October 2015

    MT Tidal has announced that following the worsening of a prolonged illness, Paul Morris, CEO and cofounder has decided to step down from his post. Morris said: “I have loved this business and firmly believe in its future in being in the ‘mix’ of renewable energy sources that will reduce our dependency on fossil and other […]

  • Graham Construction Bags New Port Deal (UK)

    17 February 2012

      Graham Construction has announced a £19m deal to build a new port in the north of England. The Company has also recently won business on major marine projects in Scotland including Kennacraig Ferry Terminal and Fife Energy Park. Graham will construct a new 250m jetty, a 195m pier jetty, a floating pontoon and a […]

  • InfraStrata buys Harland and Wolff, eyes FSRU project costs cut

    2 October 2019

    InfraStrata, the UK company focused on strategic infrastructure projects, has signed heads of terms to purchase the principal assets of Harland and Wolff Heavy Industries and Harland and Wolff Group.