2717 results found for 'monopiles'

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  • IndustriALL: Workers to Strike against HHI Split-Up

    20 February 2017
    Business & Finance

    Workers of South Korean shipbuilding company Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) plan to go on strike on February 22-27 to voice their opposition to the firm’s restructuring plans, IndustriALL Global Union informed.  “Korean analysts and unions believe that Chung Mong-Joon, HHI’s controlling shareholder and part of the Hyundai chaebol dynasty, is restructuring the company to transfer […]

  • ACCC Taking TasPorts to Court for Alleged Misuse of Market Power

    9 December 2019
    Business & Finance

    ACCC has instituted court proceedings against TasPorts for the alleged misuse of market power.

  • Sima Charters Orders 2nd CTruk at Seawork 2013 (UK)

    25 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    Ruud Lievaart, owner of Netherlands-based Sima Charters, has inked the agreement for a second CTruk 20T multi-purpose catamaran during Seawork International in Southampton this week. For CTruk this important signing means that every client it works with has taken a second CTruk vessel. The new 18.5m composite workboat, to be named SC Falcon, is expected […]

  • Austal Appoints New General Manager of Its Henderson Shipyard Operations, Australia

    12 December 2012

    Austal has appointed Graham Backhouse to the position of General Manager of its Henderson Shipyard Operations (HSO) in Australia. Austal’s Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Bellamy, said Mr Backhouse would bring considerable value to the operation, which is now focussed on the design and manufacture of naval and paramilitary vessels for the Australian and international markets. […]

  • UK: CTruk Boats Secures First Export Order

    14 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    CTruk Boats, builders of multi-purpose catamarans on the UK’s east coast, has signed its first export order. The 12th vessel on the CTruk Boats’ order book since its establishment in 2009 will be a 20-tonne payload MPC for Dutch company, Sima Charters. The vessel will incorporate CTruk Boats’ flexible pod system (patent applied); a 12-person […]

  • Team Russia home in record time

    21 August 2008

    Team Russia completed its qualifier for the Volvo Ocean Race last night, coming into dock at their Portland base after six and a half days at sea, having travelled over 2200 nautical miles in a record breaking trip around Britain and Ireland. The Russian yacht Kosatka started from Portland in gale force southwesterly winds – […]

  • Østensjø Rederi Orders New Offshore Accommodation Vessel

    14 March 2013

    Edda Accommodation, operated by Norway’s Østensjø Rederi, has placed an order for a new mono hull accommodation vessel plus one optional vessel at Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. By placing this order Edda Accommodation is expanding the commercial and technical success of its existing accommodation vessel, Edda Fides. This next generation Offshore Accommodation Vessel, designed […]

  • More time needed for Schlumberger, Eurasia Drilling Company merger

    29 May 2015

    A merger between world’s largest oilfield services company Schlumberger and Russian drilling contractor Eurasia Drilling will have to wait some more. Eurasia Drilling Company has said that the two companies continue to wait for a written final confirmation from the Russian Federal Anti-Monopoly Service and the Government Commission on Monitoring Foreign Investment in relation to […]

  • German Offshore Grid Costly and Inefficient – Study

    11 April 2019
    Storage

    German offshore grid network system is too expensive, inefficient, and will lead to billions of euros in additional costs by 2030 compared to its UK counterpart, according to a study commissioned by Ørsted. The study, Market Design for an Efficient Grid Connection of Offshore Wind Energy, carried out by DIW Econ, compared the market design of German offshore grid […]

  • German Offshore Grid Costly and Inefficient – Study

    11 April 2019
    Storage

    German offshore grid network system is too expensive, inefficient, and will lead to billions of euros in additional costs by 2030 compared to its UK counterpart, according to a study commissioned by Ørsted. The study, Market Design for an Efficient Grid Connection of Offshore Wind Energy, carried out by DIW Econ, compared the market design of German offshore grid […]

  • Delek sets in motion Tamar field stake sale

    6 July 2017

    Israeli energy company Delek is set to divest 9.25 percent in Tamar and Dalit fields offshore Israel, to a special purpose company named Tamar Petroleum. According to the sale plan, Tamar Petroleum will offer securities to the public (equity and debentures) that will be registered for trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Tamar Petroleum […]

  • Edda Accommodation Orders New Vessel from Hyundai Heavy (South Korea)

    14 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Edda Accommodation, operated by Østensjø Rederi, has placed an order for a new mono hull accommodation vessel plus one optional vessel at Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. By placing this order Edda Accommodation is expanding the commercial and technical success of its existing accommodation vessel, Edda Fides. This next generation Offshore Accommodation Vessel, designed by […]

  • China’s First Luxury Cruiser Makes Its First Voyage from Sanya

    28 January 2013
    Business & Finance

    On January 26, 2013, the maiden voyage ceremony for mainland China’s first luxury cruise ship “Henna” was held at Sanya Phoenix Island International Port, with the theme of “Movement of the Sea, Sailing of the Heart”. Leaders of the China National Tourism Administration, Hainan Tourism Bureau, HNA Group, HNA Tourism Co., Ltd and its Cruise […]

  • Portius Schedules Antwerp Seminar for October 11 (Belgium)

    3 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    On Friday 11 October 2013, Portius is organising a seminar in Antwerp on the recent developments in EU port legislation. The central focus is on how the new EU Ports Regulation and Concessions Directive will impact on the port and shipping industries. The new Ports Regulation will impose a whole new set of rules regarding […]

  • Austal Appoints New General Manager of HSO in Australia

    12 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    Austal has appointed Graham Backhouse to the position of General Manager of its Henderson Shipyard Operations (HSO) in Australia. Austal’s Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Bellamy, said Mr Backhouse would bring considerable value to the operation, which is now focussed on the design and manufacture of naval and paramilitary vessels for the Australian and international markets. […]

  • UK: CTruk Boats Secures Its First Export Order

    14 May 2012

    CTruk Boats, builders of multi-purpose catamarans on the UK’s east coast, has signed its first export order. The 12th vessel on the CTruk Boats’ order book since its establishment in 2009 will be a 20-tonne payload MPC for Dutch company, Sima Charters. The vessel will incorporate CTruk Boats’ flexible pod system (patent applied); a 12-person […]

  • Wartsila to Deliver Gas Engine Power Plant, Russia

    22 May 2013
    Equipment

    Wärtsilä, a leading global supplier of efficient and flexible power plant solutions, has been awarded the contract to supply a major power plant for Russia. The 110 MW unit will be by far the largest power plant running on Wärtsilä engines in Russia. It is also the first time that combustion engine technology has been […]

  • USA: LEEVAC Launches Lightering Support Vessel AET Excellence

    31 October 2011

    LEEVAC Industries LLC launched vessel AET “Excellence”. The second vessel in a line of “first of a kind” Lightering Support Vessels built for American Eagle Tankers. The AET “Excelence” will soon join the “Innovator” in the only fleet dedicated to lightering support in the Gulf of Mexico. AET Excellence OWNER/OPERATOR: AET Lightering Services, Galveston, TX […]

  • UK: CTruk Boats Signs First Export Order

    14 May 2012

    CTruk Boats, builders of multi-purpose catamarans on the UK’s east coast, has signed its first export order. The 12th vessel on the CTruk Boats’ order book since its establishment in 2009 will be a 20-tonne payload MPC for Dutch company, Sima Charters. The vessel will incorporate CTruk Boats’ flexible pod system (patent applied); a 12-person […]

  • Norwegian player moves to expand its oil & gas portfolio with assets in West Africa

    22 August 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Project & Tenders

    Norway’s DNO has inked a deal with RAK Petroleum, which will enable it to acquire a stake in oil and gas assets in West Africa.

  • The Netherlands: Veka-Group’s Specially Developed Catamarans for Offshore Industry

    6 August 2012

    Veka-Group is constructing a series of catamarans for the offshore industry. The vessels have been specially developed for crew tendering and offer also enough deck space for transporting three 10 ft containers. The first vessel, destined for an operator of a wind farm, will be delivered mid September. “A monohull built without special devices, is […]

  • Launching of the USS Milwaukee (Video)

    19 December 2013

    The Navy, along with the Lockheed Martin-led industry team, christened and launched the future USS Milwaukee in a ceremony at the Marinette Marine Corporation shipyard Dec. 18, marking an important production milestone for the littoral combat ship program. The ship joins the future USS Jackson (LCS 6), which launched Dec. 14 following construction at the […]

  • Norway: Westcon Lofteteknikk Takes Delivery of J D Neuhaus’ Largest Crane

    17 January 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    The largest crane system constructed to date by J D Neuhaus has been delivered to Westcon Lofteteknikk AS (WCL) of Norway for use on an offshore drilling rig. The semi portal design comprises an A-frame supporting twin overhead horizontal track beams providing a 7.5 metre span. The crane has an approximate height of 11.5 metres […]

  • Sunreef’s Catamarans to Be Outfitted with Innovative IPS System

    24 May 2013

    In 2013 Sunreef Yachts has done something rather extraordinary from an engineering stand point. Together with Volvo engineers, the company’s in-house engineering department has developed an innovative IPS system installed on the new 60 Sunreef Power LILU-YACHT. IPS systems make maneuvering of the boat much easier with the possibility of side cruising and easy turning […]

  • Gas Energy Australia: Environmental Challenges Call for Next Generation Transport Fuels

    15 August 2013

    Australia’s peak gaseous fuels body has called on the major parties to give gas a key role in combatting climate change and improving the environment. “Labor, the Coalition and the Greens have all committed to cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions” said Mike Carmody, CEO of Gas Energy Australia. “Their election policies should target greater use of Liquefied Natural […]