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  • McDermott to construct jacket for Bukit Tua project off East Java

    26 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    McDermott International, Inc. has been awarded a fast-track fabrication contract by PC Ketapang II Ltd., a subsidiary of PETRONAS for the BTJT-A jacket as part of the Bukit Tua Development Project in the Ketapang block off East Java, Indonesia.

  • Wind Farm Vessels in Difficulty Off East Anglia

    22 November 2012

    Yarmouth Coastguard has coordinated the response for two vessels working at offshore windfarms involved in separate incidents off the east coast of England. Windcat 9 issued a VHF DSC Mayday yesterday evening offshore from Humber and reported that they were taking in water. Yarmouth Coastguard requested the launch of Humber and Cleethorpes RNLI lifeboats and […]

  • Construction of BC Ferries first LNG vessel begins in Poland

    20 January 2015
    Vessels

    BC Ferries said that the first steel cut for the first of three new intermediate class ferries (ICF) took place at the Remontowa Shipbuilding shipyard in Gdansk, Poland.

  • LNG conversion comes with a hefty price tag

    24 November 2009

    Dutch company Deen Shipping has ordered LNG fuel installation on its new inland tanker barge, ‘Argonon’. This follows a finding from Dutch research bureau Koers&Vaart that it was possible to use LNG as fuel for fishing vessels. The study concluded that while it idea was technically possible, it would be “financially interesting to owners”.

  • ‘Missing’ sailing ship safe

    6 December 2007

    THE 87-year-old sailing ship thought to have been missing between Vanuatu and New Zealand has been found. A Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion aircraft found the three-masted former cargo vessel, the Alvei, yesterday morning, about 760km north of New Zealand’s north island.

  • Missing pair likely fell off cruise ship

    18 May 2005

    An American couple that disappeared during a Caribbean cruise probably fell overboard, officials in Puerto Rico said Monday. The 71-year-old man and 67-year-old woman aboard the Carnival Destiny disappeared Thursday between the islands of Barbados and Aruba, said U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Omar Barrera.

  • USA: Wrightsville’s beaches might be replenished soon, GLDD starts phasing in equipment

    8 January 2010

    Wrightsville Beach is still hoping that its beaches might be nourished before Masonboro Island’s as Great Lakes Dredging begins phasing in equipment Dredge and Dock for stage one, of a two-stage program to nourish the barrier island beaches. Source: Lumina News, January 7, 2010;

  • US-Iranian naval dispute deepens

    11 January 2008

    Iranian speedboats interfered in the passage of US warships in the Gulf’s Strait of Hormuz on two previously undisclosed occasions, the US has said. The USS Whidbey Island and USS Carr had to issue warnings to Iranian vessels in December, said a Pentagon official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

  • Costly stop for movistar

    15 January 2006

    After hours of work in pitch-dark conditions, the temporary repair was made with movistar retaining third place in the fleet behind the two Dutch yachts, ABN Amro 1 and ABN Amro 2 who last night rounded the scoring gate at Eclipse Island, off Albany.

  • Bangladesh to build deepsea port

    21 July 2009

    A ministerial meeting held in Dhaka on July 15 discussed the first phase of the construction of a new deepsea port near Sonadia Island. The construction of the new port will begin next year with the view of being operational by 2020. The first of three phases includes the construction of nine jetty-berths.

  • Anglesey Councillor Disappointed About Axed Wind Farm

    31 July 2014
    Authorities & Government

    Councillor Ieuan Williams has expressed disappointment that plans to develop a large scale wind farm – off the Anglesey coast – will no longer go ahead. The proposed 2.2GW Rhiannon Wind Farm, developed by Celtic Array Ltd. (a joint venture ownership of DONG Energy and Centrica), would have been located some 12 miles off the […]

  • Spanish technology gauged for New York offshore wind farm

    26 April 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Technology

    Cobra Instalaciones y Servicios, in a consortium with Esteyco, has won a Front End Engineering Design (FEED) contract for the Empire Wind offshore wind project in New York. The Spanish companies will analyse the feasibility of a concrete gravity-based foundation for the offshore wind farm developed by oil and gas majors BP and Equinor. Cobra […]

  • Cruise Lines Reroute Ships as Hurricane Florence Strengthens

    10 September 2018
    Business & Finance

    Cruise lines rerouted their ships due to hurricane Florence, which is gaining strength in the central Atlantic.

  • With previous ruling thrown out, Barossa drilling again on the horizon

    5 December 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    The Full Federal Court of Australia has dismissed the appeal from a decision brought in September that set aside NOPSEMA’s approval of the environment plan (EP) covering drilling activities for Santos’ Barossa gas field located offshore Australia. In an attempt to block Santos from developing Barossa, Tiwi Islanders from the Northern Territory’s Tiwi Islands launched […]

  • Carnegie Receives First CETO Desalination Grant Payment, Australia

    8 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    Wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy Limited announces that it has received $142,692 as the first payment of its $1.27m AusIndustry grant to support a CETO Seawater Desalination Demonstration Pilot Plant. The first and subsequent grant payments support the design, construction and operation of a CETO powered Desalination Plant which will desalinate seawater to produce […]

  • Spain: Gamesa Marks Further Progress on Its Offshore Strategy

    12 April 2013

    Gamesa, a global technology leader in the wind power industry, has marked further progress on its offshore strategy by shipping components for its 5 MW marine turbine from the port of Bilbao to the Canary Islands (Spain). The company thus begins the process of erecting Spain’s first-ever offshore wind turbine, at the Arinaga Quay (Gran […]

  • Siemens ships first gas turbine to Zirku field

    12 May 2016
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Germany’s Siemens has shipped its first Industrial Trent 60 gas turbine generator package from its manufacturing facility in Mount Vernon, USA, to Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company’s (ADMA-OPCO) Satah Al-Razboot (SARB) offshore oil field project on Zirku Island.  According to a statement made on Wednesday, Siemens sent its first of five Industrial Trent 60 power […]

  • RenewableUK Hails World’s Largest Wave Farm and Funding Boost

    24 May 2013

    RenewableUK has welcomed two key announcements in the wave energy sector which will help to spur growth and maintain the UK’s global lead in this innovative and dynamic field. The Edinburgh-based company Aquamarine Power has secured full consent to build the largest commercial wave energy array in the world. The 40-megawatt wave farm, off the […]

  • GLNG Project Reaches Major Milestone, Australia

    29 October 2013

    Santos GLNG has achieved in excess of 27 million work hours across the project this year, ensuring it remains on track to deliver its first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in 2015. It would take the average worker 14,800 years to clock over the same time worked so far this year alone on one of Queensland’s largest […]

  • Three Delaware Beaches to Receive New Sand

    16 May 2017
    Business & Finance

    U.S Senator Tom Carper yesterday joined representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and DNREC’s Tony Pratt to announce that a long-awaited beach replenishment project in Delaware’s Bethany Beach, South Bethany and Fenwick Island will begin this fall. In January 2016, winter storm Jonas resulted in terrible damage to the protective dunes in Delaware, but most […]

  • Army Corps to Start Restoring LBI Project (USA)

    15 May 2013

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Philadelphia District and its contractor will begin restoring the previously constructed Coastal Storm Damage Reduction project on Long Beach Island later this month. The Army Corps’ Philadelphia District awarded a $30.6 million contract to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company on April 24th to restore the previously constructed segments […]

  • Alcatel-Lucent’s Submarine Technology for Interchange’s New Cable System

    23 January 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Interchange Limited, a Vanuatu-based company, is expanding its undersea infrastructure with a new cable system spanning more than 3000km that will link the Pacific islands of Vanuatu, the Solomons and Papua New Guinea. The new system will use Alcatel-Lucent’s submarine technology to deliver ultra-broadband access capability, to underpin the creation of an enabling environment for […]

  • AXYS Deploys Vindicator III LiDAR at Chesapeake Bay, USA

    27 February 2014
    Research & Development, Technology

    AXYS Technologies Inc. has deployed one of its WindSentinel Land Stations on a man-made island at the entrance to the Chesapeake Bay as part of a project headed by WeatherFlow Inc. The project is funded by the Virginia Commonwealth Research Commercialization Fund (CRCF) with the objective, “Developing an Anchored Wind Monitoring and Forecasting System for […]

  • South Boats CTVs to Be Built in Maryland

    6 June 2018
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Rhode Island-based Blount Boats, Inc. has signed a sub-license agreement with Marine Applied Physics Corp. (MAPC) of Baltimore, Maryland, for the building of South Boats crew transfer vessel designs.

  • Dredging of East Flood Canal Ordered by City Government

    23 April 2010

    Piles of garbage forming small islands in the East Flood Canal (KBT) have drawn serious attention from Jakarta capital city government. To overcome that problem, the government has given direct instructions to East and North Jakarta Mayors as well as local heads of urban villages to immediately remove the garbage.