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  • OMS Inspects Aasta Hansteen Pull Tubes

    28 December 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    OMS have recently completed remote measurement and inspection of a number of 230 metre long pull tubes for Statoil’s deepwater Aasta Hansteen SPAR project, which at 1,300 metres below sea level is the first of its kind in the Norwegian Sea. Manufactured by Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea at the Ulsan shipyard, the cylindrical […]

  • Norway: Oceanteam’s New Lay Vessel Begins 5-year Charter with McDermott

    24 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    Oceanteam Shipping ASA has announced that it’s new Lay Vessel, CSV North Ocean 105 which is jointly owned with J Ray McDermott (Norway) AS, has been delivered on time and has immediately commenced a five year time charter. The company’s fleet of CSVs now consists of four partially owned North Ocean Series concept vessels. “We […]

  • North Sea: Valiant Petroleum Reports Oil Discovery

    11 May 2010

    Valiant Petroleum announced that its operated Tybalt exploration well 211/8c-4 (License P1632) has discovered hydrocarbons in the targeted Upper Magnus Sand Formation within the eastern ‘T2’ pinch-out prospect East Tybalt having intersected a gross oil column of 278 feet (85 meters). Initial log while drilling data indicates at least 63 feet (19 meters) of reservoir, […]

  • FPSO Petrojarl I en route to Brazil

    19 December 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Teekay Offshore Partners L.P. has completed the upgrade of the Petrojarl I floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit.

  • Belgium: Second Phase of Thornton Bank Offshore Wind Farm Starts Operation

    31 January 2013

    Thornton Bank 2 offshore wind farm, located off the Belgian coast, was fully commissioned in January. The second phase of the wind farm consisting of 24 new wind turbines with a total output of 148 megawatts (MW) is now fully in operation and connected to the grid. The turbines are set to generate approximately 500,000 […]

  • COSCO Signs ‘Queen Elizabeth 2’ Refurbishment Contract

    22 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    On October 15, COSCO (Zhoushan) Shipyard, a subsidiary of the COSCO Shipyard Group, and QE2 Holdings Ltd, entered into a contract for the refurbishment of the legendary cruise ship Queen Elizabeth 2 into a luxury five-star floating hotel. This is the first cruise ship conversion project COSCO Shipyard has undertaken; it is also the first […]

  • New Phase of Construction at Liverpool2 Project (UK)

    15 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    Construction has entered a new phase at one of the UK’s most important infrastructure projects as steel piling gets underway in the River Mersey for Liverpool2 – the Port of Liverpool’s landmark deep water container terminal. Specialist rock drilling equipment will provide sockets for 329 tubular steel piles weighing in at 47 tonnes each. The […]

  • Local MP Visits CTruk in London, UK

    19 September 2013
    Authorities & Government

    Bernard Jenkin, Member of Parliament for Harwich and North Essex, visited Brightlingsea-based designer and builder of multi-purpose composite marine craft, CTruk, in London last week as the defence and security event DSEI drew to a close.  CTruk launched its proof-of-concept Force Protection Craft, THOR – Twin Hulled Offshore Raider, at the show. After meeting the […]

  • Dounreay Trì Floating Wind Project Good to Go

    17 March 2017
    Technology

    Scottish Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy Paul Wheelhouse granted planning consent to the two-turbine Dounreay Trì Floating Wind Demonstration Project on 17 March.

  • UK oil & gas firm drops Moroccan asset as farm-out plans come to naught

    23 November 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Exploration & Production, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders

    Europa Oil & Gas has decided to relinquish a license offshore Morocco, as its farm-out process did not yield results.

  • Scandlines turns to NES for onshore charging system for zero-emission ferry

    28 March 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Vessels

    Ferry operator Scandlines has contracted maritime supplier Norwegian Electric Systems (NES) to deliver an onshore charging system for its berth in Rødby, Denmark, for the newbuild zero-emission ferry.

  • UK: Construction of Wallasea Island Coastal Project Kicks Off

    18 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    Environment Secretary Owen Paterson is to officially launch Europe’s most ambitious man-made coastal nature project that will guarantee a place for tens of thousands of migratory birds, and combat the threats from climate change and coastal flooding. Wallasea Island in the Thames Estuary will be transformed from levee-protected farmland into a thriving wetland, twice the size […]

  • AOE, T’Sou-ke Nation Join Forces on Wave Energy

    23 January 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    Accumulated Ocean Energy (AOE) and T’Sou-ke Economic Development Limited Partnership (TED LP), a T’Sou-ke Nation-owned partnership, have completed an agreement to pursue business opportunities located in the traditional territory of the T’Sou-ke Nation called the T’Sou-ke Ocean Energy Limited Partnership (TOE LP). AOE is working toward the advancement of its’ proprietary technology in the area […]

  • STX Norway Offshore to Build LNG Powered Platform Supply Vessels for Island Offshore

    30 August 2010
    Business & Finance

    STX Norway Offshore has entered into two new contracts with Island Offshore for the building of two LNG powered Platform Supply Vessels. The vessels are scheduled for delivery in Q2 and Q3 2012. The total value of the contracts amounts to approximately NOK 900 million. Roy Reite, President of STX Norway Offshore, says: “We appreciate […]

  • UK: Hydratight Reveals Upgraded Emergency Pipeline Repair System

    1 March 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Hydratight has launched an updated Emergency Pipeline Repair System to offer better disaster planning and contingency services to operators and contractors. Following the dramatic reaction to the Gulf disaster in early 2011, ever-increasing demands are being placed on oil and gas operators to provide safer, faster and more effective contingency plans to react to major […]

  • Proserv Wins Two North Sea Contracts

    12 February 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Rapidly-evolving energy production technology services company Proserv has secured two major contract wins worth in excess of £15 million for work in the North Sea, further strengthening the company’s market-leading position in the subsea controls and communications field. The first deal is with TAQA for the control of subsea wells approximately 16.5km from the Tern […]

  • Cooper inks new gas supply agreement for Casino Henry

    10 February 2020

    Australia’s Cooper Energy has signed a new gas supply agreement with O-I for the supply of 1 PJ per annum for two years starting January 1, 2021.

  • Damen completes maintenance work on Deep Arctic DSV

    26 June 2019

    Damen Shiprepair Amsterdam has completed maintenance work on the diving support vessel (DSV) Deep Arctic.

  • Indian Shipping Minister Meets with IMO Secretary General

    17 October 2012
    Business & Finance

    Mr. Koji Sekimizu, Secretary General, International Maritime Organization (IMO), London called on Shri G.K.Vasan, Minister of Shipping in New Delhi yesterday. During the meeting, the Minister drew the attention of the Secretary General to the issue of 43 Indian seafarers who are in captivity of Somali pirates. He also stressed the need for Counter Piracy […]

  • UK: OSV Viking Lady to Get First Hybrid System

    14 March 2012
    Business & Finance

    A true hybrid energy system is currently being developed for installation on board the offshore supply vessel Viking Lady. An impressive battery pack for energy storage will soon be installed. When the new system is complete, the operation of the engine will be more smooth and cost effective giving further emission reductions. Now another first […]

  • ECSA & ETF: Digital Solutions in Shipping Needed to Decrease Administrative Burden

    15 June 2017

    Shipping is urgently better served by smart digital solutions to finally alleviate administrative workload on crew and companies, it was highlighted by ECSA and ETF on the occasion of the Digital Assembly 2017. Being held in Valletta on June 15-16, the assembly is co-organised by the European Commission and the Maltese Presidency of the Council of […]

  • Siemens Visualises Walney Extension Work with Houlder’s Software Tool

    22 March 2017
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Houlder’s Advanced Analysis Group has provided Siemens Wind Power with a bespoke 3D-visualisation software tool to model project logistics and optimise the turbine installation process at DONG Energy’s 660MW Walney Extension offshore wind farm.

  • ACE Winches Shortlisted for Outstanding Graduate Programme at OAA

    14 January 2015

    ACE Winches has been shortlisted in the Outstanding Graduate Programme Award Category of the 2015 Offshore Achievement Awards. The annual awards are organised and hosted by the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Aberdeen Section and recognise exceptional performance across a range of categories. The Outstanding Graduate Programme Award is sponsored by Robert Gordon University and […]

  • Atlantis Man Scoops Analyst Award at YPGEA 2019

    3 June 2019
    Research & Development, Technology

    Nine up-and-coming green energy stars have been honoured at the 2019 Young Professionals Green Energy Awards. One of the recognitions went to Daniel Coles from Simec Atlantis Energy, who won the Analyst Award for his work in optimising MeyGen: the largest tidal power station in the world. Its turbines now produce 20% more energy thanks […]

  • HMS Mersey Prevents Tragedy in English Channel

    9 June 2011

      A tragedy has been avoided in the English Channel, thanks to the actions of a Royal Navy warship and her crew. The Offshore Patrol Vessel HMS Mersey was on a routine fishery patrol in the English Channel, approximately 40 miles south west of Dover in the middle of the Traffic Separation Zone (the shipping […]