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  • Carnegie shifts board

    26 December 2017
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Australian company Carnegie Clean Energy has made further changes to its board of directors as part of the board renewal process.

  • Gorgon’s train 4 expansion gets EPA’s conditional approval

    3 March 2015

    Chevron’s Gorgon gas development fourth train expansion proposal, which is expected to expand the LNG production capacity on Barrow Island from 15 to 20 million tonnes per annum, has been recommended for conditional approval by the Environmental Protection Authority.

  • CHC to support Centrica’s Fogelberg drilling

    8 December 2017
    Business & Finance, Exploration & Production

    CHC has been awarded a contract from Centrica to provide helicopter services in support of its drilling program at the Fogelberg field in the Norwegian Sea.

  • More US Senators Join Offshore Wind Tax Credit Extension Campaign

    27 June 2019
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    Senator of Delaware Tom Carper and Maine Senator Susan Collins have introduced a bill expected to initiate investments in the U.S. offshore wind market by extending tax credits. The Incentivizing Offshore Wind Power Act would extend the investment tax credit (ITC) at 30% for offshore wind farms that begin construction by 1 January 2027 or the year […]

  • Golden Ray Lightering Ops Continue, Divers Working to Secure Spill

    2 October 2019
    Business & Finance

    Salvage workers removed over 106,101 gallons of fuel from the capsized car carrier as of October 1.

  • Carnival’s Fathom Completes Its 1st Voyage to Dominican Republic

    27 April 2016
    Business & Finance

    Carnival Corporation’s newest brand Fathom returned from its inaugural voyage to the Dominican Republic on April 24.  Fathom began sailing Amber Cove, a new port located in the Puerto Plata region and the company’s first social impact destination. “While we celebrated and introduced the unique Fathom experience to our guests last week, we are looking […]

  • Oil Tanker Aground off Uruguay

    20 May 2016

    Marshall Islands-flagged oil/chemical tanker Siteam Anja ran aground onto the rocks just 400 meters off the shore of Lobos Island, about 8 kilometers southeast of Punta del Este, Uruguay on Tuesday, May 17th. The 1997-built tanker was en route from San Lorenzo, Argentina to Rio Grande, Brazil with more than 32,000 m3 vegetable oil in its tanks. Near Punta del Este the 44,640 […]

  • Council Chairs New Tiree Project Steering Group (UK)

    16 August 2011

      A project has been set up to consider what the potential onshore requirements might be of an offshore windfarm off Tiree. This is the first step in the Masterplanning process. Argyll and Bute Council is working in partnership with the Scottish Government, Marine Scotland, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Tiree Community Development Trust, The Crown […]

  • Kawasaki completes verification tests for close-range AUV inspections

    20 July 2020
    Technology

    Kawasaki Heavy Industries has completed verification tests for the close-range inspections of a subsea pipeline by an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) off the coast of Awaji Island, Hyogo Prefecture. With a focus on the growing demand for pipeline maintenance in offshore oil and gas fields, Kawasaki has been developing an AUV called SPICE (Subsea Precise […]

  • Titanium Resources Group – Interim Results for the First Half of 2010

    13 September 2010

    Titanium Resources Group Ltd. announces its unaudited interim results for the six months ended June 30, 2010. – Profit after tax of US$3.88 million (H1 2009: loss after tax of US$4.95 million) – Sales of US$18.63 million (H1 2009: US$19.79 million) – EBITDA of US$0.4 million* (H1 2009: US$0.4 million) – Administrative and marketing expenses […]

  • Australia Pacific LNG ships 500th cargo

    11 June 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    The Australia Pacific liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant, run by ConocoPhillips, has shipped its 500th cargo of the fuel since it started operations in 2016. The 174,100 cubic meters CESI Tianjin loaded the milestone cargo and departed the Curtis Island facility near Gladstone on Thursday, according to ConocoPhillips Australia. “Today we are celebrating the safe […]

  • Top Stories of the Week (May 13 – May 18, 2013)

    19 May 2013

    World’s Largest Boxship Readies for Inauguration The CMA CGM Group announced the arrival of CMA CGM JULES VERNE, the world’s largest containership, sailing under the French flag. CMA CGM JULES VERNE began its first rotation … Nam Cheong Bags Contracts Worth $110 Mln Nam Cheong Limited (Nam Cheong), a leading global offshore marine player and […]

  • VARO, GoodFuels to Scale Biofuel Availability in Rotterdam

    22 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    VARO Energy subsidiary, GoodFuels aim to improve availability of BFO to deep sea vessels leaving from Rotterdam.

  • Xeneta: Will South China Sea Ruling Affect World Trade?

    14 July 2016

    Following the ruling in favor of the Philippines on the increasingly hostile Chinese – Philippine dispute on their claims to the Spratly Islands, Oslo-based Xeneta said that the ruling might have a wider effect on containerized ocean freight, as some 70% of world trade shipping passes through the South China Sea. The ruling, issued by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The […]

  • USA: Corps to Conduct Information Session on Arthur Kill Channel Dredging

    27 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in partnership with The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey are improving the main shipping channels in the Port by deepening them to a depth of 50 feet, allowing more efficient access to the world’s largest oceangoing container ships. To remove underlying bedrock on the floor of […]

  • Port of Prince Rupert to Create 5,000 Port Jobs

    12 January 2016

    The Port of Prince Rupert, in British Columbia, projects that its fully-realized development plan could generate almost 5,000 new jobs in northern British Columbia directly related to port activity. Using a model derived from project proposals and land use plans, the forecast quantifies the potential growth of the port’s economic impact through 2025 and beyond, […]

  • HMS Queen Elizabeth Taller Than Ever

    29 November 2013

    HMS Queen Elizabeth – the Navy’s flagship of tomorrow – is now taller than Nelson’s Column with the addition of the ship’s main radar. The large long range radar was craned into place on top of the carrier’s forward island. The nation’s future flagship now stands 56 metres (183ft) tall after the enormous Goliath crane […]

  • Jensen, Harley and Vigor Collaborate on ‘Iliuliuk Bay’ Project, USA

    14 January 2013

    US Fab, a Vigor Industrial company, will soon begin construction on a 250’x70’x15’8” deck barge for Harley Marine Services at Vigor’s Swan Island shipyard in Portland, Oregon. This purpose built barge was designed by Jensen Maritime Consultants to transport a wide variety of cargo between Dutch Harbor and Akutan, Alaska with up to 3 runs […]

  • World’s largest FSRU docks in Hong Kong as offshore LNG terminal readies for commissioning

    13 April 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Vessels

    World’s largest floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU), MOL FSRU Challenger, has arrived in Hong Kong where it will serve the offshore LNG terminal that is due for final commissioning soon. According to CLP Power and HK Electric, the power companies that are jointly developing Hong Kong’s first offshore LNG terminal, the FSRU arrived on […]

  • Grimaldi forms company in Spain to buy Armas ships, terminals

    20 July 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy

    The Italian shipping company Grimaldi Group and its Spanish counterpart Armas Trasmediterránea Group have reached a definitive agreement for the sale of ships and port terminals.

  • Building with Nature Exhibition Opens in Sliedrecht

    6 October 2017
    Business & Finance

    Director of Vereniging Natuurmonumenten, Marc van den Tweel, on Thursday, October 5th opened the Building with Nature exhibition in the National Dredging Museum in Sliedrecht, the Netherlands. At the show, the visitors can see how hydraulic engineers all around the globe have come up with sustainable and flexible solutions for the development of deltas and […]

  • Toll’s $100M Chevron deal to create 50 jobs

    18 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    Australia’s provider of transport and logistics to the resources sector, Toll Group, has been awarded a contract by Chevron Australia Pty Ltd (Chevron) for the supply of marine logistics services that is expected to generate revenues of approximately $100 million over five years. The work involves logistics support for Chevron’s Western Australia operations, including the […]

  • BC Ferries’ Vessel Gears Up for Conversion to Dual-Fuel

    7 September 2016
    Business & Finance

    Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries said that its vessel Spirit of British Columbia would be temporarily removed from service, starting from today, as the vessel is scheduled to undergo engineering and maintenance work. The vessel is scheduled to undergo sea trials on September 10 and 11 in Saanich Inlet in order to complete various vessel performance tests and to verify the operational profile […]

  • Santos: GLNG starts production on schedule

    24 September 2015

    Australia’s Santos, the operator of the US$18.5 billion GLNG project, said that the venture started producing its first liquefied natural gas on Curtis Island, Queensland. LNG is currently being produced from Train 1 ahead of the first cargo, which is expected to be shipped to Asian markets in the coming weeks. Work on the second […]

  • Gallery: CSCL Jupiter Brings “Unusually Heavy Unit” to Hamburg

    8 June 2017

    Image Courtesy: Port of Hamburg/Nick Henrikman Verstegen In April, COSCO Shipping Lines loaded a 126-ton plant section on to the 14,000-TEU containership CSCL Jupiter in Shanghai. On June 1, 37 days later, this unusually heavy unit was transhipped at HHLA Container Terminal Tollerort. The rotary boiler, 24 meters in length, with a diameter of 4.4 […]