2717 results found for 'monopiles'

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  • Germany: Rhenus Ports Prepared for More Wind Energy Projects

    19 September 2012

    The ports in the German state of Lower Saxony and their range of logistics services are crucially important for the successful introduction of the change in energy policy in the country. Matthias Schrell, Managing Director of Rhenus Midgard in Wilhelmshaven, and Björn Wittek, who is responsible for wind energy business development at the logistics services […]

  • Bourbon enters project to develop autonomous OSV prototype

    11 July 2017
    Equipment

    Offshore services company Bourbon has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Automated Ships Ltd (ASL) to support the building of the world’s first autonomous, fully-automated, prototype vessel for offshore operations. The duo will develop the Hrönn project prototype in collaboration with the project’s primary technology partner, Kongsberg. Bourbon will leverage its expertise in […]

  • Major gas deal reached in Israel

    13 August 2015

    After months of stalemate, Israel might be making a step towards the development of the giant offshore gas field, the Leviathan. It has been announced that an agreement has been reached this week with gas operators Noble Energy and Delek Group. The draft will be presented to the cabinet on Sunday for a vote. Prime Minister […]

  • Shipping Australia: Melbourne Privatization Bill Weak on Price Regulation

    10 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Ship owners and ship agents in Australia have been burned by price rises surrounding the privatization of the Port of Melbourne, according to industry body Shipping Australia. Namely, Andrews Labor Government in Victoria, Australia intends to lease out the Port of Melbourne for up to 50 years and has introduced legislation entitled the Delivering Victorian Infrastructure (Port of Melbourne Lease […]

  • Shipping Australia: Melbourne Privatization Bill Weak on Price Regulation

    10 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Ship owners and ship agents in Australia have been burned by price rises surrounding the privatization of the Port of Melbourne, according to industry body Shipping Australia. Namely, Andrews Labor Government in Victoria, Australia intends to lease out the Port of Melbourne for up to 50 years and has introduced legislation entitled the Delivering Victorian Infrastructure (Port of Melbourne Lease […]

  • US Navy to Name Next Independence LCS ‘Gabrielle Giffords’

    13 February 2012

    The next Independence variant littoral combat ship (LCS) will be named the USS Gabrielle Giffords, said Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus last week. The selection of Gabrielle Giffords, designated LCS 10, honors the former Congresswoman from Tucson, Ariz., and who is known for supporting the military and veterans. Mabus also announced the ship’s sponsor […]

  • USA: AAM-Build Research Vessel Sea Scout Delivered to C & C

    26 April 2012

    All American Marine, Inc. (AAM) recently delivered the research vessel Sea Scout to C & C Technologies, Inc. (C & C) of Lafayette, La. The 134’ x 37’ aluminum vessel is believed to be the first catamaran featuring quad propeller propulsion and was custom designed to significantly increase C & C’s surveying capabilities. Sea Scout’s […]

  • Island Performer Kicks Off Revolutionary Coiled Tubing Drilling Off Norway

    15 September 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    At the beginning of the year Island Offshore with their partner Baker Hughes entered a back-to-back agreement with VTT Maritime who had been awarded a contract for ground core sampling above, in what is to be, the world’s longest (25,5 km) and deepest (385m) subsea road tunnel, named Rogfast. Together with the end client Statens […]

  • Australian court dismisses ACCC’s case against NSW Ports

    29 June 2021
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy

    Australia’s Federal Court has dismissed the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) proceedings against NSW Ports Operations Hold and its subsidiaries Port Botany Operations and Port Kembla Operations.

  • New Wind Farm Service Vessel from Damen

    17 November 2013

    Damen Shipyards has unveiled a completely new Wind Farm Service Vessel (WSV) to support and accommodate turbine maintenance crews at sea and allow them to ‘Walk-to-Work’. After industry-wide consultation, the vessel has been designed from first principles to provide on-site work facilities and accommodation for 45 maintenance personnel plus 15 crew for voyages of up […]

  • Norway: GL Noble Denton Establishes Global Design Centre

    28 August 2012

    GL Noble Denton has established a Global Design Centre for floating structures at its offices in Brevik, Norway. The move comes as part of a significant investment programme that has seen the independent technical advisor re-structure its Norwegian operations in line with growth plans for the region. GL Noble Denton’s Global Design Centre brings together […]

  • EIA: Russia will supply gas to northern, eastern provinces of China

    21 August 2014

    China’s natural gas demand has been growing as the government seeks to move away from coal in favor of cleaner fuels. According to EIA’s International Energy Outlook 2013 (IEO2013) Reference case, demand will more than triple from 5.2 Tcf in 2012 to 17.5 Tcf by 2040. Russia’s largest natural gas company, Gazprom, finalized a deal […]

  • DP World’s container terminal slashes carbon emissions by 55%

    9 January 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Ports & Logistics

    DP World’s container terminal at Southampton delivered a 55% reduction in net carbon emissions from its fleet and installations last year, Dubai-based logistics heavyweight revealed.

  • Austal Lays Keel for the 5th Cape Class Patrol Boat

    21 January 2014

    Once again demonstrating the rapid progress Austal is making of the Cape Class Patrol Boat Program, on 17 January 2014, the company hosted the keel-laying ceremony for the fifth vessel (Cape Jervis). Austal was awarded the contract for the design, construction and through-life support of the Cape Class Patrol Boats for the Australian Customs and […]

  • New York State Senator Maziarz Supports Construction of LNG Facilities (USA)

    3 October 2013

    Senator George Maziarz, Chairman of the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee applauded last week’s action by the Department of Environmental Conservation in proposing regulations to allow for the construction and operation of new liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities under permit from the Department of Environmental Conservation. “I congratulate Commissioner Martens and Governor Cuomo for taking […]

  • McDermott lands new ‘sizeable’ decom gig offshore Australia

    21 November 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    McDermott has secured a new engineering, procurement, removal, and disposal contract with Australia’s Santos, which comes with a value ranging between $1 million and $50 million.

  • Offshoretronic unveils dual crane vessel, add-on installation support tower concept

    20 October 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Vessels

    Offshoretronic has unveiled a dual crane wind turbine installation vessel design and a novel concept called ADD-ON Installation Support Tower, which can be fitted onto the vessel. The company, headquartered in Spain, said that this transportation and installation method could provide large cost savings by utilising the same monohull crane vessel for installing all kinds […]

  • Wood, Librestream launch new camera tech for oil and gas ops

    24 April 2018
    Equipment

    Wood and Librestream Technologies have developed new camera technology that can stream video and store data from remote work locations including offshore.

  • The Netherlands: Damen Shipyards Unveils Innovative WSV

    18 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    Damen Shipyards has unveiled a completely new Wind Farm Service Vessel (WSV) to support and accommodate turbine maintenance crews at sea and allow them to ‘Walk-to-Work’. After industry-wide consultation, the vessel has been designed from first principles to provide on-site work facilities and accommodation for 45 maintenance personnel plus 15 crew for voyages of up […]

  • Austal Shipyard Launches USS Jackson

    16 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    The future USS Jackson (LCS 6) launched from the Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, Ala., Dec. 14, marking an important production milestone for the littoral combat ship program. Jackson joins the future USS Milwaukee (LCS 5), which will launch from the Marinette Marine Corp. yard in Wisconsin next week. These ships are the first vessels […]

  • USS Fort Worth Officially Delivered to the Navy

    7 June 2012

    The Navy officially accepted delivery of the future USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) June 6 during a ceremony held at the Marinette Marine Corp. shipyard in Marinette. Fort Worth is the third littoral combat ship (LCS) delivered to the Navy, and the second LCS of the steel, semi-planing monohull Freedom variant. Prior to delivery, the […]

  • U.S. Navy Accepts Delivery of Future USS Coronado

    30 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Navy accepted delivery of the future USS Coronado (LCS 4) during a ceremony at the Austal USA shipyard on Sept. 27. Coronado is the fourth littoral combat ship (LCS) to deliver to the Navy, the second of the Independence variant – noted for its trimaran hull – to join the fleet. Capt. Randy […]

  • MHI Orders Emsys for AIDA Cruise New-Build Vessels (Japan)

    3 September 2012

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) of Nagasaki, Japan has ordered Emsys advanced laser emissions monitoring equipment from WR Systems, Ltd. (WRSystems) for two new-build vessels in construction for Carnival cruise line’s AIDA Cruise brand. The two 125,000-ton passenger vessels, which are the largest ever constructed for AIDA Cruises, feature many innovations that will set higher standards […]

  • Uni-Tankers achieves 37.6% CI reduction, paving the way for 2030 sustainability goals

    2 October 2024
    Environment

    Uni-Tankers has achieved a 37.6% reduction in the carbon intensity (CI) of its owned and operated fleet measured against the 2008 IMO baseline.

  • Singapore’s ferry operator teams up with Rolls-Royce on hybrid and renewable fuels

    10 May 2024
    Collaboration, Equipment, Vessels

    Singapore-based ferry operator Majestic Fast Ferry and marine propulsion specialist Rolls-Royce have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work on engines and propulsion systems that are able to run on hybrid and renewable fuels such as hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO).