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  • USA: Blind Pass Dredging About to Begin

    12 February 2013

    The Blind Pass dredging program will commence on Friday along the north side of the bridge, reports winknews.com. This very important dredging project at the Sanibel Island will include the removal of about 40,000 cubic yards of sand from the inside of the pass. The completion period of the project is 45 days, according to […]

  • Singapore: Grab Dredger “Bestla” Launched

    30 April 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    East Marine Pte. Ltd. has successfully launched its new 10m³ grab dredger “Bestla”. This event marks another milestone for East Marine Pte. Ltd., the dredging specialist with the biggest fleet of dredgers in Singapore. This giant will support the dredging program currently undertaken at the Jurong Island in western Singapore. [mappress] Press Release, April 30, […]

  • Image of the day: Schottel SIT turbine for BlueTec

    12 March 2015
    Operations & Maintenance, Technology

    Schottel Hydro is preparing SIT tidal turbine for the presentation of BlueTec floating tidal platform. The naming ceremony for the BlueTec floating tidal platform will be held on April 9, 2015, in Den Helder, the Netherlands. Shortly after the naming ceremony, the floating tidal turbine will be installed off the Texel island, and it will […]

  • Welcome to the pleasure dome

    25 May 2009

    While Dubai has made its name as a playground for the rich, Abu Dhabi is keen to establish itself as the cultural capital of the UAE. Ruby Kitching reports. Construction is underway to build the Louvre Museum Abu Dhabi off the coast of Saadiyat Island. Quite literally, it will be built in the sea, as […]

  • Picture of the Day: QCLNG Project by BG

    5 February 2014

    BG Group is developing a two-train 8.5 mtpa LNG export plant that will be fed by coal seam gas. The plant is being built on a 270 hectare site on Curtis Island, Gladstone, on the Queensland coast. First LNG is expected in the fourth quarter of 2014. [mappress] LNG World News Staff, February 5, 2014; […]

  • Proposed dredging project at Port of Pascagoula could be on hold

    20 April 2005

    A proposed dredging project at the Port of Pascagoula could be on hold or eventually scrapped due to concerns that it would affect the habitat of a fish considered a threatened species. The port has plans for three-phase dredging project that would create approximately 150 acres of tidal marsh on the east side of Singing […]

  • Baltic Shipbuilder Is Coming Down

    14 August 2007

    Sergey Pugachev’s United Industrial Corp. has found an investor to pay for the liquidation of one of Russia’s largest shipbuilding companies, the Baltic Plant. Vneshtorgbank will provide the corporation with $550 million to transfer the plant’s capacities to Northern Wharfs and raze the Baltic Plant to the ground in order to build elite housing and […]

  • Customs ship in eight-day rescue

    20 October 2006

    AN Australian Customs ship patrolling the Southern Ocean has completed an eight-day rescue after being called to help two critically ill men stranded in remote areas. The ship Oceanic Viking travelled 1800 nautical miles to rescue a man on the French-controlled Kerguelen Islands, which are midway between Africa, Australia and Antarctica.

  • U.S. Teams Ready for International Rolex Maxi and Swan Competitions

    1 September 2006

    In September, Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) will close out its 2006 racing season in unparalleled style as it hosts two unique regattas, each boasting record fleets, on the emerald waters off the Italian island of Sardinia. Porto Cervo harbour in the stunning resort area of Costa Smeralda will be bustling with activity as 52 […]

  • Standing strong together

    4 December 2013

    2013 has been an eventful year with ups and downs. There were some major orders and innovative projects that put the Netherlands on the map as a maritime nation once more, although, as in all industries, some companies experienced difficult times as the crisis still grips the industry. Luckily, all sectors have seen light at […]

  • Multraship Orders Two Damen ASD 2810 Tugs

    19 April 2013
    Business & Finance

    Multraship, a towage and salvage specialist has continued its fleet renewal programme with confirmation that it has bought two new Damen ASD 2810-type tugs with state-of-the-art FiFi 1 firefighting capabilities. The tugs, to be named Multratug 26 and Multratug 27, are building in Romania for delivery in June/July 2013. Contracts for the two tugs were […]

  • SeaQurrent looking to strengthen TidalKite team

    17 June 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Human Capital, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders

    Dutch tidal energy company SeaQurrent is looking to strengthen its team in order to help develop and market its TidalKite technology.

  • Teekay Expands its Presence in LNG with Gasol Agreement

    16 July 2008

    Teekay has signed a Heads of Agreement (HoA) with UK gas independent Gasol to jointly develop Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) capacity using floating LNG technologies. Together, the partners intend to explore ways to liquefy, ship and regasify LNG from the Gulf of Guinea (excluding Nigeria) to the global LNG markets, including island nations providing niche […]

  • ShipConstructor used for Sentinel Class Cutters

    22 September 2009

    Bollinger Shipyards is relying on ShipConstructor® 3D marine production software to build the US Coast Guard’s Sentinel Class Fast Response Cutters (FRC). The Sentinel Class is a new generation of USCG patrol boat that is a replacement for the Island Class Cutters Bollinger built almost a quarter century ago. The contract for up to 34 […]

  • Swine flu cruise ship Aruba-bound

    18 June 2009

    Operators of a Spanish cruise ship hit by an outbreak of swine flu say the vessel is heading to Aruba, where passengers should be able to disembark. The ship, Ocean Dream, had docked at the Venezuelan island of Margarita, where more than 300 Venezuelans were allowed to leave. Tour operator Pullmantur denied that the ship […]

  • Expedition ship grounded – again

    1 February 2011

    Yesterday the 5,000 GT expedition vessel Polar Star hit a rock while anchoring north of Detaille Island at the Antarctic Peninsula, reports International Association of Antarctica Tour Operations. The initial assessment of the damage shows breach to the outer hull, with the inner hull intact. The vessel with 80 passengers and 35 crew members has […]

  • Norden names first of six MR product tankers

    29 October 2009

    Norden has named six new medium range (MR) product tankers built by Japan’s Imabari Shipbuilding. The most recent addition to Norden’s tanker fleet was the 48,006DWT MR product tanker, named ‘Nord Imagination’. The ceremony was held at the Iwagi Zosen Shipyard, one of eight yards in the Seto Inland Sea region which together form Imabari […]

  • UK: Serica Provides Operations Update and Forward Programme for 2013

    21 January 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Serica Energy plc provides an operations update and announces its forward programme for 2013. During 2013 the Company is planning for the following events: • Columbus field – final development approvals expected to achieve mid-2015 first gas production • Namibia – full results from the Luderitz Basin 3D seismic survey with drilling decision 2H2013 • […]

  • Lawsuit Challenges Second, Massive U.S. Funded Fossil Fuel Project in Australia’s GBR

    8 October 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

      Conservation groups amended an existing lawsuit to challenge U.S. funding for a second fossil fuel production and transport facility located inside Australia’s Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. The U.S. Export-Import Bank has now committed nearly $5 billion in loans to support construction and operation of the two massive liquefied natural gas facilities. Located […]

  • NOAA Embarks on Survey Mission of US Coastal Waters

    29 April 2014

    NOAA ships, small boats, and hydrographic services contractors have their sailing orders to survey more than 2,000 square nautical miles in U.S. coastal waters this year, collecting data that will strengthen the foundation of the US environmental intelligence. Most of the vessels are sailing to their initial project areas now. The NOAA Office of Coast […]

  • Shell joins Siccar Point in licenses off Shetland

    29 March 2018
    Business & Finance

    UK-based Siccar Point Energy has signed a sale and purchase agreement with Shell under which Shell will acquire a minority interest in Greater Cambo Area licenses offshore the UK. 

  • Yiu Lian Dockyards Hosts 26th Asian Ship Repairers Conference

    3 November 2011

    From 20th to 21st October, the 26th Asian Ship Repairers Conference undertaken by YIU LIAN DOCKYARDS (SHEKOU) LIMITED was held in Nan Hai Hotel of Shekou, Shenzhen. Mr. Zhu Guiming, general manager of the company and relative business staff in operation department, as host and company representatives, attended this conference. As a host, Mr. Zhu […]

  • Pacific NorthWest LNG Submits EIS

    3 March 2014

    Pacific NorthWest LNG formally submitted its Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to both the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA) and the BC Environmental Assessment Office (BC EAO). The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is the lead regulatory authority responsible for reviewing the EIS as the proposed project would be located on federal port land within the federally […]

  • NSWPH kicks off study on large-scale offshore wind system integration

    16 November 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Research & Development

    Danish Ea Energy Analyses and German Energynautics will perform a study on the effective integration of large-scale offshore wind in the future energy system for the North Sea Wind Power Hub (NSWPH) consortium. The first findings are expected to be released in July 2021, with the study aiming to support the development of the first […]

  • BOOST floating solar design up for basin try-outs

    6 May 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Technology, Vision

    The BOOST project consortium has developed a purpose-built design for offshore floating solar demonstrator that will be tested at Sintef Ocean’s basin laboratory in the following months.