2717 results found for 'monopiles'

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  • Veecraft Marine delivers AK47-proof Crewboats to Nigerian client

    19 February 2014
    Business & Finance

    Incat Crowther announces that Veecraft Marine has delivered a pair of 20m Monohull Crewboats and signed a contract to build a 30m Wave Piercing Catamaran Crewboat. Hot on the heels of delivering Magen Defender and Masud Defender, the hard-working South African yard has started construction of a 30m Wave Piercing Catamaran Crewboat for Africa Diving […]

  • Mexico to open bids for deepwater acreage next week

    26 January 2018

    Mexico will next week hold the opening of bids for awarding its deepwater oil and gas exploration acreage as part of the of the Fourth Tender of Round 2.

  • US Clears 2M Alliance

    9 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has approved the planned 2M vessel sharing agreement between Denmark’s Maersk Line and Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC), the world’s two largest container shippers, Reuters reports. The U.S. approval is reportedly to become effective on Saturday, October 11. Four out of five commissioners at the FMC voted not to ask for additional […]

  • Rosneft denied access to gas pipeline on Sakhalin Island

    19 February 2015

    An arbitration court on Sakhalin Island decided to refuse access to the Sakhalin 2 pipeline to Rosneft.

  • Noble, Delek to keep control over Leviathan

    26 June 2015
    Project & Tenders

    The U.S. independent oil and gas company Noble Energy together with Israeli Delek Group will be allowed to keep control of the giant natural gas deposit in the Mediterranean, the Leviathan field. According to Jerusalem Post, the Israeli security cabinet on Thursday unanimously voted in favor of an arrangement to allow the U.S.-Israeli consortium to […]

  • China becomes world’s third largest shipbuilder

    20 June 2005

    Technological progress has played a key role in the rapid development of China’s shipbuilding industry, said Zhang Guangqin, deputy director of the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense at a press conference held by the Information Office of the State Council. China is already capable of designing and building by itself 300,000-ton […]

  • NFFO Urges All Fishermen to Fit CO Detectors Onboard

    27 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    The National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations (NFFO), the representative body for fishermen in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, is urging all vessels to fit potentially lifesaving carbon monoxide detectors following the tragic death of two fishermen in Whitby, who died after accidentally inhaling the poisonous gas. NFFO viced support to initiatives that highlight the dangers of […]

  • Seacroft Marine bags new contracts

    12 April 2018
    Business & Finance

    Seacroft Marine Consultants has won over £500,000 in new contracts in the first three months of 2018.

  • Poland: UOKiK Penalizes PGNiG for Market Position Abuse

    11 July 2012

    Polish gas company PGNiG was hit with 60 million zlotys ($17.5 million) of fine due to illegal market practices on Tuesday, reports Reuters. PGNiG was penalised by the anti-monopoly office UOKiK because it disrupted competition in Poland’s retail gas market. The company was penalized after it refused to give privately owned NowyGaz access to its […]

  • Seaway Heavy Lifting Wins Deal to Install Substations and Foundations on Sheringham Shoal (UK)

    11 March 2011

    Seaway Heavy Lifting announces that it’s being awarded by Scira Offshore Energy Ltd the Foundation installation contract, including installation of two offshore Substation Topsides for the Sheringham Shoal project. Sheringham Shoal is a wind farm of 88 turbines and 2 substations over an area of 35 km2, located east of the UK approximately 17 to […]

  • Turkey: Curvelle Completes Hull for Largest Carbon Hybrid Composite Power Catamaran Quaranta

    22 September 2011

    Curvelle announces completion of the hull of the Quaranta, in close cooperation with Logos Marine as principal build contractor. Being the flagship and first vessel of the new Curvelle family, she is currently the largest carbon hybrid composite power catamaran in the world. Four years of development went into the project, which resulted in a […]

  • Top Stories of the Week (Aug 5 – Aug 10, 2013)

    11 August 2013

    Quantum of the Seas Construction Officially Begins, Germany The official keel-laying of the cruise ship Quantum of the Seas was celebrated, August 2, at MEYER WERFT in Papenburg by putting a 430-ts block in place in the yard’s covered building dock. Prior to this the first steel-cutting for her sister ship Anthem of the Seas […]

  • Oceanica Takes Delivery of DSV Newbuild

    20 February 2017
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    The second of a pair of 43-meter monohull dive support vessels (DSV), the Oceanicasub V, has been delivered by Arpoador Shipyard to Oceanica Offshore of Rio de Janeiro. Incat Crowther designed the Oceanica-owned vessels for service in Brazil with Petrobras. The design has been developed to meet RINA class requirements for special service, diving, and dynamic […]

  • Denmark: Piles of Rock Prevent Scour Formation Around Anholt Wind Farm Foundations

    7 February 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Based on the extensive seabed surveys carried out in 2010 at Anholt Offshore Wind Farm, 42 turbine positions have been identified as being at risk of extreme scour formation around the turbine foundation and it has therefore been decided to place a pile of rocks at the positions before the monopole is driven into the […]

  • Loss of Hanjin and HMM Carries Multi-Billion Price Tag

    22 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    South Korea’s economy would be hit by damages in the amount of some USD 19.1 billion if the country losses two of its major shipping companies Hanjin Shipping and Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), The Korea Herald cited the projections from the Korea Shipowners’ Association. According to the association, if these shipping firms disappear, the situation would prompt other […]

  • The Netherlands: RheinFantasie Catamaran Completes Seatrials

    20 April 2011

      Yesterday the newbuild RheinFantasie for german shipowner KD has sucessfully completed her seatrials. This 85 x 13.5 meter ship, yardnumber 442, is designed for maximum 1000 persons, it is the smaller (monohull) sister of the (catamaran)RheinEnergie that Shipyard De Hoop has build in 2004. About Shipyard De Hoop Shipyard De Hoop is a Dutch […]

  • Leopard into the record books again

    11 July 2008

    The WSSR Council announced the ratification of a new World Record set by ICAP Leopard during the Round Ireland Race last month. The official time and distance were: Record: Around Ireland with powered sails (WSSR rule 21c.) Yacht: Leopard, 30m Monohull Dates: 22 June – 25 June 2008 Start time: 12:00:00 UTC 22 June 2008 […]

  • Novatek granted LNG export license

    8 September 2014

    Novatek, Russian independent gas producer and owner of a 60 percent stake in the Yamal LNG project, has been granted the permission to export the chilled gas. According to the Deputy Energy Minister Kirill Molodtsov, the license was signed by Energy Minister Alexander Novak on September 5, reports ITAR-TASS. Earlier in the year Russian Prime […]

  • Seaway Heavy Lifting to Install Subsea Foundations for Offshore Wind Farm on Sheringham Shoal (UK)

    11 March 2011
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

      Seaway Heavy Lifting is pleased to announce being awarded by Scira Offshore Energy Ltd the Foundation installation contract, including installation of two offshore Substation Topsides for the Sheringham Shoal project. Sheringham Shoal is a wind farm of 88 turbines and 2 substations over an area of 35 km2, located east of the UK approximately […]

  • Olympic Commander finds new owner

    30 September 2021
    Business & Finance, Vessels

    Olympic NOR, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Olympic Subsea, has sold the multi-purpose vessel Olympic Commander. The Norwegian company did not reveal any more details about the sale and the transaction, just that the delivery took place this week. Olympic Commander is of MT 6016 design and of DNV+1A1 class. The 93-meter long vessel was launched […]

  • Qatar: ABB Wins Qatargas Contract

    2 May 2011
    Project & Tenders

      ABB, a power and automation technology group, has been chosen to supply Qatar’s largest gas producer with 16 continuous emission monitoring solutions (CEMS) units. The Qatargas 1 Plateau Maintenance Project (PMP) includes the construction of new acid gas removal and sulphur recovery units adjacent to the existing units. Once completed, these new facilities will […]

  • Australia: Incat Crowther Wins Design Contract for Fast Supply Vessels

    5 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    Incat Crowther announced that it has been awarded a contract to design a fleet of 48m monohull Fast Supply Vessels (FSVs). In a significant order that demonstrates market confidence in Incat Crowther’s offshore expertise, a total twelve of these vessels will be built by ETP Engenharia Ltda., which has also recently delivered a pair of […]

  • Turkey: Curvelle Completes Hull for Largest Carbon Hybrid Composite Power Catamaran

    22 September 2011
    Business & Finance

      Curvelle announces completion of the hull of the Quaranta, in close cooperation with Logos Marine as principal build contractor. Being the flagship and first vessel of the new Curvelle family, she is currently the largest carbon hybrid composite power catamaran in the world. Four years of development went into the project, which resulted in […]

  • Next Generation Austal Trimaran Revealed

    5 June 2009

    Austal has officially unveiled its new 102-metre trimaran vehicle-passenger ferry platform, which is currently under construction at its Western Australian shipyard and available for purchase. The new 102-metre trimaran is an evolution of Austal’s landmark 2005 trimaran ferry “Benchijigua Express” in every sense – optimising performance, seakeeping, fuel efficiency, passenger comfort and payload to deliver […]

  • First DC connection between Europe and North Africa gets €45 million from EIB

    4 January 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vision

    Elmed, set to become the first direct current (DC) connection between Europe and North Africa, has secured €45 million in funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB). The €921 million project concerns the implementation of an HVDC link interconnecting Tunisia and Italy across the Strait of Sicily and the associated connections to the respective national […]