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  • Annual Asia oil shindig sobers up as downturn lingers

    8 September 2016

    By Henning Gloystein and Florence Tan SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Conspicuous consumption, mostly liquid, has long been a feature of Singapore’s annual APPEC oil gathering, but it is a more sober affair in 2016, as executives in the third year of an industry downturn keep a clear head for deal opportunities. There are still takers for […]

  • Bureau Veritas Addresses Risks in China’s Offshore Wind Industry

    8 January 2016

    Risk control is a major task for offshore wind power development in China due to great difficulties and risks, as well as the uniqueness of domestic offshore projects, Bureau Veritas said after its seminar on offshore wind power in October in Beijing. According to Shi Pengfei, an industry expert who attended Bureau Veritas’ seminar, the approval process of […]

  • Controversial US energy project back in LNG game: Will its ‘rise from the ashes’ rekindle court battle?

    10 March 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    After getting the axe at the end of 2021, a hotly contested liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal project and its 230-mile pipeline in Southern Oregon, USA, are coming back to the U.S. energy horizon, thanks to a first legal shot being fired to enable its revival.

  • Germany: Wartsila to Supply Engines for New RoPax Vessel

    21 January 2013

    Wartsila, the marine industry’s leading solutions and services provider, has been selected to supply the main engines and auxiliary generating sets for a new Scottish owned ferry. The RoPax vessel, meaning that it is designed for transporting both wheeled cargo and passengers, was ordered by Lloyds Banking Group and leased by Caledonian Maritime Assets, Ltd […]

  • Strategic Marine Builds Strong Reputation

    5 January 2014

    Australia-based Strategic Marine has built a strong reputation for high performance crew boats. Primarily built at their Singapore shipyard, the aluminum crewboats are available in a variety of sizes and power configurations. In recent years, Strategic has delivered a number of their popular 40-meter aluminum crewboats. Currently they are building a set of ten of […]

  • First LNG Barge Bunkered in Port of Antwerp, Belgium

    11 December 2012
    Vessels

    A barge powered by LNG was bunkered from a truck, the first time this has ever been done in a Belgian port. The barge, the Argonon, is operated by Deen Shipping. This represents a further significant step towards more environment-friendly shipping in the port of Antwerp. Antwerp Port Authority continues to lend support to those […]

  • Green Dragon Gas: Estimated Reserve Volumes Up (China)

    4 April 2013

    Green Dragon Gas, one of the largest independent companies involved in the production of CBM gas and the distribution and sale of wholesale gas in China, announced an increase in its estimated reserve volumes and values as at 31 December 2012, as provided by independent reserve engineers Netherland Sewell & Associates, Inc (NSAI). Reserves Highlights: […]

  • NSRI assists subsea companies to enter wave and tidal sectors

    10 October 2017
    Research & Development

    National Subsea Research Initiative (NSRI) has identified potential enablers which will assist subsea supply chain companies to break into the wave and tidal energy sectors.

  • Macquarie Acquires UK Green Investment Bank for GBP 2.3 Billion

    20 April 2017
    Business & Finance

    A Macquarie-led consortium has agreed to acquire the UK Green Investment Bank from the UK Government for GBP 2.3 billion.

  • Scientists Release Recommendations for Coastal Louisiana

    22 July 2016
    Business & Finance

    A team of scientists and community experts has released key recommendations to maintain and build land in coastal Louisiana. Their recommendations focus on operating Mississippi River sediment diversions and consider the needs of communities, wildlife and fisheries. Seven LSU faculty served on the 12-member Sediment Diversion Operations Expert Working Group, which put forth these recommendations. LSU […]

  • Chiyoda Bites into EMAS AMC

    27 August 2015
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Singapore’s Ezra Holdings and Japan’s Chiyoda have signed a binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) for Chiyoda to invest in Ezra’s subsea services business, EMAS AMC, to form a 50:50 joint venture EMAS CHIYODA Subsea. Chiyoda headquartered in Yokohama, Japan is a front end engineering design (FEED) and engineering procurement and construction (EPC) company. The transaction implies […]

  • Highlights of the Week

    31 July 2016
    Business & Finance

    Subsea World News has put together a recap of the most interesting articles from the previous week (July 25 – July 31). Pirates have attacked a cable laying vessel during operations in the Red Sea on Friday, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) informed. Sixteen pirates in two skiffs armed with AK47 and an RPG reportedly approached […]

  • UK consultancy takes on work related to FPSO decommissioning in Timor Sea

    11 July 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Energy consultancy Xodus has secured a contract to provide technical and project support services for the decommissioning of a floating production storage and offtake facility (FPSO) located in the Timor Sea off Australia. Xodus will be working on behalf of the Australian Government, providing advice on project coordination, regulatory and environment, health and safety, technical, quality […]

  • GasLog Wraps Up USD 1.3 Billion Newbuild Facility

    19 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    Monaco-headquartered owner and operator of liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers GasLog Ltd. has completed a USD 1.3 billion credit facility with fourteen international banks to finance the construction of eight 174,000 cbm newbuilds. The eight carriers will be delivered between 2016 and 2019, with seven of them to serve long-term contracts of between 7 and 10 years under a […]

  • Sinopacific Refutes Reports on Unpaid Wages

    23 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    Chinese shipbuilder Sinopacific Shipbuilding Group (Sinopacific) has denied media reports on unpaid wages to its shipyard workers that emerged following a workers’ rally in front of one of its subsidiaries Sinopacific Dayang Shipyard (Dayang). “Sinopacific has noted that certain rumors based on inaccurate and unverified information have been reported as fact,” the shipyard said adding […]

  • VLCCs, Boxships to Benefit from Extended Suez Canal Cuts

    10 January 2018

    Suez Canal Authority decided to extend the toll benefits for VLCCs and containerships.

  • Report: Pertamina Source of Balikpapan Bay Oil Spill

    5 April 2018

    Pertamina says burst underwater pipeline source of the oil spill in the Balikpapan Bay.

  • Norddeutsche Reederei H. Schuldt Not Selling Off Its Ships

    13 September 2017
    Business & Finance

    German shipping company Norddeutsche Reederei H. Schuldt, currently undergoing restructuring, has denied media reports that claimed that a huge chunk of its fleet is being sold off within a bidding process. Local media said that hsh portfoliomanagement AöR had launched a bidding process for 35 ships of the company’s 50 ship-strong fleet, comprising mostly containerships. The […]

  • Dynagas LNG Partners Delivers Yenisei River to Yamal LNG, Extends Charter

    28 August 2018
    Business & Finance

    Dynagas LNG Partners LP delivers Yenisei River to Yamal LNG earlier, extends the long-term charter.

  • A&M University Conducts Dredge Experiments

    21 July 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development, Technology

    Dr. Robert Randall, W. H. Bauer Professor in Dredging Engineering in the Department of Ocean Engineering at Texas A&M University, recently conducted laboratory experiments using a model dredge at the Haynes Coastal Engineering Laboratory. Three graduate students, Joe Girani, Josh Lewis and Paulo de Oliveira, Jr., and Haynes Laboratory staff members John Reed and Kirk […]

  • Dutch Gemini Becomes Largest-Ever Project Financed OWF (VIDEO)

    15 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    More than 22 parties, including 12 commercial creditors, 4 public financial institutions, 1 pension fund together with Northland Power Inc. as subordinated debt lenders and the 4 members of the equity consortium were involved in the signing of the financing contracts for the Gemini offshore wind farm. Some 70 percent of this budget will be […]

  • 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 […]

  • Ocean current-powered hybrid fuses with external oil equipment

    10 April 2018
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Storage, Technology

    EC-OG and a Cohort company Systems Engineering & Assessment (SEA) have completed dry integration trials linking a Subsea Control Module (SCM) to an uprated power source that exploits ocean currents to produce power.

  • Gasol Secures USD 1 Mln Loan from SOCAR for Benin LNG Project

    18 March 2013
    Project & Tenders

    Gasol said that it has entered into an unsecured convertible loan agreement with Socar Trading S.A. (STSA). STSA is the international marketing and development arm of SOCAR, the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan. The loan reinforces STSA’s commitments to supply Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and assist Gasol with the provision of floating gas storage and […]

  • U.S. Marine Regulations to Cost Canadian Economy 1.1 Billion Dollars in Future

    25 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    A report released yesterday by the Canadian Shipowners Association (CSA) has found that American regulations to require the installation of ballast water treatment equipment on Canadian domestic vessels beginning in 2014 will cost the Canadian economy 1.1 billion dollars over the next five years. Further complicating this situation is the reality that ship owners cannot […]