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  • Havyard Holds Naming Ceremony for Its New Vessel Havila Subsea (Norway)

    17 June 2011

    Havyard Ship Technology Leirvik`s newbuild 101 Havila Subsea, a Havyard 855 IMR design, was named in a ceremony in Stavanger, Norway. After the naming ceremony Havila Subsea will be operating on a long-term contract between Havila Shipping ASA and Subsea 7. The vessel is a subsea vessel performing Inspection, Maintenance & Repair (IMR) and work […]

  • Groups Reach Settlement on Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (USA)

    30 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    Conservation groups announced a settlement reached in the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project litigation that establishes significant new conservation efforts to help the Savannah River withstand the harm from further deepening, and requires proof that a proposed oxygen injection system actually works before any river dredging can begin. Previously, conservation groups challenged the project in multiple […]

  • Inlecom’s ISRG Reduces Costs

    10 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    The FAL Directive under which European Member States are mandated to adopt a Maritime Single Window system is less than a year away; by June 1st 2015 all shipping companies, operators and port authorities must be using the Single Window for reporting. To mark the occasion Inlecom Systems Ltd (Inlecom), the transport and logistics research […]

  • Modernization of Britain’s New Super-Port Moves Ahead

    4 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    Giant cranes taller than the London Eye sailed into the Thames Estuary last week and berthed at the UK’s new global shipping port, DP World’s London Gateway, at the end of a two-month sea voyage from China. The London Eye could be rolled underneath the three new cranes, which measure 138 metres tall at full […]

  • EU needs to include smaller vessels in its ETS

    22 September 2022
    Authorities & Government, Collaboration, Environment, Green Marine, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    A broad coalition of 35 maritime companies supported by Transport and Environment NGO are urging the European co-legislators to add ships under 5,000 GT including offshore and service vessels into EU regulations targeting decarbonization of the shipping industry. A joint letter addressing the EU Parliament, Commission, and Council of the EU said that the gross […]

  • Italy: Work Well Underway on Marina Master 8000 Dredger

    21 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    Work is well underway on the latest in the long line of cutter suction dredgers built in Italy by Italdraghe SpA , this time in collaboration with Goodchild Marine Services of the UK. This latest dredger to be named ‘Marina Master 8000’ is an innovative design developed from a successful dredger operated for some years […]

  • Stena RoRo: New LNG-electric ferry fitted with ‘world’s largest battery’ delivered

    25 October 2024
    Vessels

    Swedish shipping company Stena RoRo has taken delivery of a new E-Flexer roll-on/roll-off passenger (RoPax) vessel, which will be powered multi-fuel engine and a battery package, from the Chinese shipyard CMI Jinling (Weihai).

  • Port of Antwerp-Bruges renewing Europa Terminal as it eyes becoming a climate-neutral port

    7 October 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics

    Europe’s second largest seaport Port of Antwerp-Bruges and terminal operator PSA Antwerp gave the official green light for the renewal of the quayside and terminal at Europa Terminal. The renewal process, which will cost 335 million euros, is expected to take nine years and will be carried out in three phases. The project aims to […]

  • Unity is key to successful green transport corridors

    27 November 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Transition, Vision

    Germany and Sweden have together made considerable advancements in establishing a green shipping and logistics corridor between Kiel and Gothenburg, participants at a recent port event in Gothenburg said.

  • Wind-installed vessels set to surpass 40+ target by year-end

    3 August 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Green Marine, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vessels

    The wind-assisted propulsion sector has experienced remarkable growth and continued momentum during the first half of 2023, with significant advancements reshaping the maritime industry. During this period the sector has seen five new installations, the delivery of six wind-ready vessels, and boasts a promising pipeline of projects in progress, the International Windship Association (IWSA) said. […]

  • MSC orders two next-gen hydrogen-powered cruise ships in Italy

    6 July 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Transition, Vessels, Vision

    Explora Journeys, part of MSC, and Fincantieri have signed (MOA for the construction of an additional two hydrogen-powered cruise ships.

  • Hapag-Lloyd reports COVID-19 cases on two ships

    19 November 2020
    Business & Finance, Human Capital, Safety, Vessels

    German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd reported that two of its vessels were facing delays amid COVID-19 infection cases among the crew. The two ships include CSL Manhattan, a 2005-built Panamax containership commercially controlled by Hapag, and Tsingtao Express, a 2007-built Post-Panamax containership owned by Hapag-Lloyd. “During redelivery from the previous charter there was one crew […]

  • BPA: Gov’t investing in UK ports should be top priority

    25 September 2020
    Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics

    Decarbonisation, innovation, infrastructure, freeports and properly functioning and resourced regulators are key asks for future government spending, set out in a letter to the UK Chancellor from the ports industry on 24 September, the British Ports Association (BPA) said.

  • USA: Corps’ Partnership with Port of Bay City Pays Off

    20 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Five years ago the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, and Port of Bay City partnered on the study and new construction of an east jetty at the Mouth of the Colorado River to stabilize the shallow draft navigation channel and reduce maintenance dredging requirements. Today, that infrastructure plays an integral part in saving […]

  • Nordex to Unveil the High-Performance Inland N117 Wind Power System With a Nominal Output of 2.4 MW at EWEA 2011

    3 February 2011

    • New wind class rating for the entire range optimizing portfolio for all wind regimes • New efficiency packages boosting the annual energy yield of all Gamma Generation wind power systems Nordex SE will be unveiling its new N117/2400 wind power system at the European wind power conference EWEA, which is taking place on March […]

  • Petronas expands Suriname footprint and picks Halliburton’s solutions for asset optimization

    20 June 2025
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Malaysia’s state-owned energy company Petronas has inked two deals: one to acquire operatorship of a deepwater exploration block offshore Suriname and the other for deploying technology aimed at advancing subsurface modeling and reservoir management exploration across its assets.

  • French-US pair bag over $1 billion for revamp project to bring America’s LNG import terminal new lease on life as large export facilities

    20 September 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Technip Energies and KBR has been put in charge of repurposing a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import and regasification terminal, located on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast, into what has been envisioned to become one of the largest LNG facilities in the United States.

  • Several wells in 2019 to be a key test of Norway’s ability to sustain exploration levels, Westwood says

    6 June 2019

    Exploration performance in Norway has dropped significantly in the last five years, reflecting a deterioration of quality of the prospect portfolio. Despite this, a dramatic increase in high impact drilling is planned for 2019 – results will be a key test of Norway’s ability to sustain exploration into the future, according to market research provider Westwood Global Energy Group. 

  • North Dakota to Build Its First Liquefaction Plant

    8 May 2014

    North Dakota LNG, LLC (NDLNG), the newest member of Prairie Companies, LLC’s, portfolio of oil and gas service businesses, joined North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple and other state officials at an event in the State Capitol Building on Wednesday, May 07, to announce the arrival of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) production facility. Located in […]

  • USA: Navistar Joins Forces with Clean Energy Fuels

    1 February 2012

    Navistar, Inc. announced its launch of a comprehensive natural gas strategy, including integrated natural gas product offerings and a strategic partnership with Clean Energy Fuels that will provide customers with a sustainable, commercially viable solution for adding natural gas powered trucks to their fleets. “Natural gas has clearly emerged as the most realistic alternative fuel […]

  • Panama Canal Floats New Toll Structure Proposal

    7 January 2015
    Business & Finance

    The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has made a proposal for a new toll structure, following more than a year of informal consultations with representatives from various industry segments. The proposed restructuring calls for each segment to be priced based upon different units of measurement, while aligning with customers’ needs and requests, and modifying pricing for […]

  • EIA: Nearly a third of US-made energy exported in 2024, mostly fossil fuels

    13 August 2025
    Business Developments & Projects

    According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the statistical and analytical agency within the U.S. Department of Energy, almost one-third of the energy the country produced last year was exported.

  • New Environmental Regulations Call for Innovative, Sustainable Solutions

    20 September 2012

    Global marine supplier Alfa Laval now offers a set of sustainable solutions designed to help ship owners and operators comply with current and pending environmental regulations. Grouped under the conceptual name “Pure thinking”, the products will provide security as existing legislation is tightened, as well as compliance with new laws such as those that will […]

  • New York to introduce its ‘first-ever’ hybrid-electric ferry

    14 August 2025
    Collaboration, Innovation, Technology, Transition, Vessels

    The Trust for Governors Island, a non-profit organization founded by the City of New York, has unveiled the Empire State’s ‘first’ hybrid-elec­tric pub­lic fer­ry, the Harbour Charger. As disclosed, the arrival of the hybrid-electric Harbour Charger marked a ‘landmark’ moment for both Governors Island and New York State’s efforts to facilitate sus­tain­able mar­itime trans­porta­tion. The […]

  • Statoil completes in-house investigation into Super Puma fatal accident

    23 September 2016
    Business & Finance

    Norwegian oil giant Statoil has completed an investigation into the fatal helicopter accident that happened on April 29, 2016, when a helicopter carrying workers from a Statoil platform crashed into the Turøy island, near Bergen. All passengers and pilots in a CHC Super Puma helicopter died on their way back to land, flying from the Statoil-operated […]