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  • Burbo Bank Extension Starts Producing

    21 November 2016
    Operations & Maintenance, Storage

    Electricity has been generated for the first time at the 258MW Burbo Bank Extension offshore wind farm, a joint venture between DONG Energy (50%) and its partners PKA (25%) and KIRKBI A/S (25%). With the initial MHI Vestas 8MW turbines recently installed in Liverpool Bay, power from the first turbine is now being exported to […]

  • New Zealand: 84 Containers Removed from Stricken Rena

    22 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    Efforts to remove containers from the rear deck of the Rena are continuing steadily, Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) says. As of early this afternoon, 13 more containers had been taken off the vessel, bringing the total removed to 84. The two rear container bays on the deck are now empty, allowing salvors to start on […]

  • DEME in 2010 – Nearshore and Offshore Marine Works (Belgium)

    26 April 2011
    Business & Finance

    DEME is one of the largest marine engineering companies in the world. From its core activities, dredging and civil marine engineering, the group has developed complementary activities such as environmental engineering (treatment of soil and sludge), services for the oil and gas sector and extraction of construction aggregates from the sea. Financial overview 2010 For DEME, 2010 can rightly be called […]

  • UK: Lincshore Dredging Program Completed

    28 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Lincshore, the Environment Agency’s multi-million pound flagship scheme, finished on Friday 23 May. This year’s campaign began on 17 April following on from work to rebuild the sand dunes north of Mablethorpe that were badly damaged by the December tidal surge. Mark Adams, Coastal Engineer, said: “Once again, we have been using the dredger Breughel, […]

  • UK: EA Continues Fight Against Flood

    3 February 2014

    An Environment Agency operations team worked around-the-clock to protect people in Bude, Cornwall, from flooding after a sea defence was damaged during the weekend storms. The workers raced to re-build the damaged defences once again before the second high tide came in and again threatened to flood the community of Bude. Saturday morning’s large waves […]

  • HydrOcean becomes part of Bureau Veritas

    10 September 2015
    Business & Finance

    Bureau Veritas has finalized the acquisition of HydrOcean, a French engineering company which provides design support for the construction of ships, offshore structures, racing yachts and marine energy systems. Established in 2007, HydrOcean specializes in assessing and optimizing hydrodynamic performance. The company has co-developed advanced digital simulation tools in partnership with Ecole Centrale Nantes’ fluid dynamics laboratory. […]

  • Refurbished USS John C. Stennis Leaves Dry Dock

    28 April 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier of the US Navy the USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) departed the dry dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyards (PSNS) and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (IMF), on April 25. The event marked the conclusion of the nine-month dry dock portion of Stennis’ Docking Planned Incremental Availability (DPIA) maintenance period. To date, […]

  • Lloyd’s Register to Class Eco-Ferry Trio

    16 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    Lloyd’s Register (LR) has been chosen to class BC Ferries’ three gas-fuelled ‘Intermediate Class’ newbuildings.   BC Ferries has recently awarded Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. of Gdansk, Poland contracts totalling USD 165 million to build three new ‘Intermediate Class’ ferries. Bud Streeter, President, LR Canada, said: “This project is the culmination of a great deal of hard […]

  • Jee Gets OK to Demonstrate ‘U-tube’ Solution

    19 March 2015
    Research & Development, Storage, Technology

    Jee Ltd has been awarded phase two of a contract with Scottish Enterprise, which will see them undertake the demonstration of their innovative “U-tube” solution in Scottish tidal waters. In September 2014, Jee secured a phase one contract with Scottish Enterprise, which involved a pioneering study for the marine energy industry in Scotland. The contract tasked companies […]

  • Jee Gets OK to Demonstrate ‘U-tube’ Solution

    19 March 2015
    Research & Development, Storage, Technology

    Jee Ltd has been awarded phase two of a contract with Scottish Enterprise, which will see them undertake the demonstration of their innovative “U-tube” solution in Scottish tidal waters. In September 2014, Jee secured a phase one contract with Scottish Enterprise, which involved a pioneering study for the marine energy industry in Scotland. The contract tasked companies […]

  • Norwegian Gateway Upgrades to NACOS Platinum

    30 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    L-3 Marine Systems International (L-3 MSI) has supplied its NACOS Platinum series aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s new 324-metre, 145,500-gt cruise liner, Norwegian Getaway. Built by Meyer Werft at its Papenburg shipyard in northern Germany, the vessel entered service in February of this year from its home port of Miami. It is the sister vessel to […]

  • Perth Wave Energy Project Pre-Deployment Testing Underway

    30 June 2014

    Wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy Limited is continuing progress on the assembly and pre-deployment testing is at BAE Systems in Henderson south of Perth and at Carnegie’s onshore project site at Garden Island in Western Australia. Current assembly and testing at Perth Wave Energy Project has been focused on the buoyant actuators, pumps, energy relief […]

  • New Jersey BPU Says ‘No’ to Fishermen’s Energy Offshore Wind Project

    20 March 2014
    Authorities & Government

    Fishermen’s Energy Atlantic City Windfarm (FACW) has been rejected once again by the New Jersey’s Board of Public Utilities. During a meeting yesterday, the Board unanimously voted against the construction of the proposed 25MW offshore wind farm. The Board explained that the project poses a large financial risk and that electric bills would have been […]

  • Tomorrow’s Refloating of Concordia Weather-Dependent

    13 July 2014
    Business & Finance

      The Monitoring Observatory has given the “go ahead” to refloating operation of Costa Concordia having considered as valid the additional documentation provided by Costa Crociere over the past days.   The decision is the outcome of the meeting held on Saturday, July 12th at the venue of the Department of Civil Protection from the […]

  • McDermott Builds World’s Largest Specialty Valves for Ichthys LNG Project

    2 October 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    McDermott’s experts, in collaboration with a leading valve manufacturer, have developed, as the company claims, a first of a kind in the valve industry, the world’s largest forged body specialty valve, for the INPEX-operated Ichthys LNG Project. “The Ichthys Project umbilical, riser and flowline infrastructure, which will be installed at the Ichthys Field offshore Western Australia […]

  • Roxtec Supplies Cable Transits for Shell’s Prelude FLNG

    23 January 2014
    Business & Finance

    Cable and pipe seal provider Roxtec has delivered cable transits for the 488-meter long hull of Shell’s Prelude FLNG (floating liquefied natural gas) facility that is under construction at the Samsung Heavy Industries yard in Geoje, South Korea. Once complete, it will be the largest floating facility ever built. Roxtec cable transits are used in […]

  • Aveillant’s OW Radar System Successfully Operates at Kent, UK

    21 February 2014
    Research & Development, Technology

    Aveillant, the UK developer of 3D Holographic Radar™, has successfully installed a trial system in north Kent, England, to demonstrate its ability to mitigate wind turbine clutter from an offshore wind farm. The system was delivered to site, installed and put to operation within just eight hours. The Holographic Radar™ not only successfully identified and […]

  • Police Remove Aussie Crew from CSL Melbourne

    5 February 2016

    After several days of refusing to sail the ship to Singapore, the Aussie crew of the CSL Melbourne bulk carrier have been removed from the ship by armed police officers earlier this morning, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. Once the five crew members left the ship, a foreign crew boarded the alumina carrier under police escort […]

  • The Netherlands: Bodewes Shipyards Launches Third Eco Trader

    5 November 2012
    Business & Finance

    Bodewes Shipyards has successfully launched the new building 762 on the 1st of November at 11:00 hours. NB 762 is the third vessel in the Bodewes Eco Trader 8700 DWAT series. The bow of the vessel has been designed based on the remarkable Groot Cross-Bow. This innovating bow shape with wave piercing abilities features less […]

  • China: Stolt Nielsen’s first 7,500-cbm LNG carrier launched

    23 July 2019
    Vessels

    The Oslo-listed shipowner Stolt-Nielsen launched its first 7,500-cbm liquefied natural gas carrier at the Keppel Nantong Shipyard in China. 

  • India’s New Multimodal Terminal at Sahibganj to Complete Next Month

    17 July 2019

    The first phase of India’s new multimodal terminal being built at Sahibganj will be completed in August this year.

  • Industry Majors Back 3GW by 2030 French Mediterranean Floating Wind Goal

    25 July 2018
    Business & Finance, Technology

    More than 70 companies and institutions, including some of the leading offshore wind developers and equipment manufacturers, have called for the development of 3GW of floating offshore wind in the French Mediterranean by 2030.

  • Petronas to ditch two blocks off Vietnam after 26 years

    27 July 2017

    Malaysian state-owned energy major Petronas is abandoning two blocks located offshore Vietnam.  Petronas said on Thursday that its subsidiary, PC Vietnam Limited (PCVL), will hand over Blocks 01 and 02 at the Cuu Long basin to the host authority Petrovietnam once the Production Sharing Contract (PSC) for the blocks expires on September 9, 2017. According […]

  • Vattenfall to Build Two Nearshore Wind Farms in Denmark

    12 September 2016

    Vattenfall has won the Danish nearshore wind tender after submitting the final bid for Vesterhav Syd and Vesterhav Nord sites on 1 September and offering the lowest bid of DKK 0,475/kWh. There were five possible locations within the tender and Vattenfall bid for two sites on the west coast of Jutland. As a result, the company will now develop […]

  • JAXPORT Board OKs Start of Jacksonville Harbor Deepening

    27 June 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    During its regular monthly meeting, JAXPORT’s Board of Directors unanimously approved the start of the Jacksonville Harbor Deepening project, allocating the first phase of port funding to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for construction. The federal project to deepen the Jacksonville shipping channel to 47 feet to accommodate more cargo aboard the largest ships […]