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  • Astomos, Elgas to Study LPG as Ship Bunker Fuel

    27 October 2017
    Business & Finance

    Japan’s Astomos Energy Corporation and Australian LPG distributor Elgas have agreed to further study the use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) as ship bunker fuel. Under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the companies will enhance cooperation across all aspects of LPG bunkering including the sharing of information, research and development and collaboration in securing global supply sites […]

  • Offshore Wind Costs Falling Rapidly, ORE Catapult’s Report Shows

    31 March 2016

    ORE Catapult delivered the second Cost Reduction Monitoring Framework (CRMF) to the UK Offshore Wind Programme Board this month. According to the report, offshore wind costs are falling fast with 12 of 13 cost indicators on or ahead of target. The industry is confident of driving costs below £100/MWh by 2020 on the back of long-term market […]

  • USA: “So That Ships May Pass” Approaches

    11 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Western Dredging Association (WEDA) and Texas A & M University will host its Annual Western Hemisphere Dredging Conference (WEDA 33 and TAMU 44) on August 25–28, 2013 at the “HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE” in Honolulu, Hawaii. The theme of this conference “So That Ships May Pass” will focus on the Historical, Structural and Operational Development […]

  • Afai Shipyard Hosts Leaders of China Rescue & Salvage Bureau

    28 February 2013

    On February 22, a group headed by Mr. Yang Xiaoren, the Deputy Director General of China Rescue & Salvage Bureau of Ministry of Transport visited Afai Southern shipyard to investigate, and inspected the shipbuilding work of coastal fast rescue vessel project under construction. Mr. Yang inspected the workshops, quay etc. production site and was acquainted […]

  • Taizhou Kouan Wins Interlink Contract for Five BCs

    9 December 2013

    Interlink Maritime has exercised its option, under the deal for 5+5 newbuilds signed earlier in September, to build five more 38,800 dwt bulk carriers at Taizhou Kouan Shipbuilding. These 38,800 dwt ships will be based on the Green Dolphin design, created by the Shanghai Merchant Ship Design & Research Institute (SDARI). The Green Dolphin concept design […]

  • CMES: The Ordering Spree Continues

    4 February 2014

    Chengxi Shipyard Co., Ltd. has signed another contract to build four 64,000 dwt bulk carriers for China Merchants Energy Shipping (CMES). According to CMES filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange from January 29th, the company decided to exercise options for additional bulkers bringing the total number of vessels under order at Chengxi to 10. The newbuildings, also […]

  • Future of ocean energy to be discussed in Dublin

    19 January 2017
    Business & Finance, Research & Development, Technology

    The Marine Renewables Industry Association (MRIA) will hold a forum on the progress and future of ocean energy early in February in Dublin, Ireland.

  • Oceanera-Net sets €17 million call for ocean energy developers

    23 February 2017
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    A new funding call will be launched in March 2017 to support transnational collaborative projects aiming to demonstrate and validate new ocean energy technologies.

  • BIPC Conference Set for November 14

    7 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    Busan Port Authority (BPA) will hold the 2nd Busan International Port Conference (BIPC) on November 14 at the Busan Lotte Hotel. BIPC is a specialized international port conference and it will mark its second year; formed last year in order to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the founding of BPA. The conference will proceed with […]

  • Sampling the Mississippi River

    13 February 2015
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    For the third time in almost eight decades, bed material samples are being taken from the Mississippi River. The first was in 1935 and the second was in 1989, but this is the first time it’s an effort being coordinated between different government agencies. On Wednesday, February 11th, sixteen team members from the U.S. Geological […]

  • EMSAGG Event Starts This Week

    2 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    The fifth European Marine Sand and Gravel Group (EMSAGG) conference ‘Marine sand and gravel – finding common ground’ will take place this week, on 4-5 June 2015 in Delft, the Netherlands. This EMSAGG conference will cover a range of topics highly relevant to the dredging industry, its regulators, customers and other stakeholders covering both technical and […]

  • Arabian Coast 2016 Set for This Month

    17 November 2016
    Business & Finance

    The 3rd International Conference on Coastal Zone Engineering and Management in the Middle East – Arabian Coast 2016 will take place on November 20-23, at the Inter Continental, Dubai Festival City. The conference will be held in collaboration with the International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR) and is an opportunity to explore, disseminate […]

  • Bynoe Harbor Mapping Survey

    26 August 2016
    Business & Finance

    A team of marine scientists have completed a marine mapping survey of the sea floor of Bynoe Harbor in the Northern Territory.  The survey was conducted by scientists from Geoscience Australia, the Australian Institute of Marine Science, and the Northern Territory Government. The survey mapped the depths and hardness for approximately 725km² of sea floor […]

  • Creating New HORIZONS by Boskalis

    15 February 2019
    Business & Finance

    Boskalis released a new edition of its Creating New HORIZONS magazine today. The magazine showcases groundbreaking projects and provides insights and fresh perspectives from internal and external experts. In this issue, former Olympic champion Maarten van der Weijden talks about his heroic Eleven Cities Swim (Elfstedenzwemtocht). His attempt to swim 200 kilometers in one go […]

  • Norwegians developing subsea 3D printing tech

    2 June 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Technology

    Norway’s Kongsberg Ferrotech has teamed up with Equinor, SINTEF and Gassco to develop and test 3D printing technology as a repair method on the seabed. The 3D printing technology will be integrated in the company’s underwater maintenance and repair robot the Nautilus. According to Kongsberg Ferrotech, the technology will allow for in-situ repairs of subsea […]

  • DARPA Picks Northrop Grumman for PALS Program

    12 April 2019
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders, Research & Development

    The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Biological Technology Office selected Northrop Grumman to prototype sensing capabilities using undersea organisms to assist in passively detecting and tracking undersea threats. As part of the PALS program, Northrop Grumman will develop biological sensing hardware that has increased sensitivity for certain sensor modalities, achieving greater range. Artificial intelligence […]

  • RJE International Celebrates 25 Years

    27 September 2016

    RJE International, a provider of products for underwater navigation and aquatic safety applications is celebrating 25 years in business. RJE International manufactures underwater products including diver navigation, diver sonar and underwater relocation products. CEO, Robert Jechart said: “We’ve built our business on long-term relationships. Our products are manufactured in the USA and tested to the highest standards […]

  • PSA Inspects Statoil’s Flexible Pipelines

    12 January 2017
    Equipment

    Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) Norway has carried out an audit of Statoil at their offices in Stjørdal and the research centre in Trondheim. The objective of the audit was to check that Statoil is fully following up the challenges associated with flexible pipelines and working to understand the different types of failures and degradation mechanisms that […]

  • MacArtney Nets SubConn Connectors Order from Nautilus

    1 May 2017
    Equipment

    MacArtney Germany (MBT) has secured an order to supply SubConn connectors and straps to Nautilus Marine Service GmbH, Germany. The SubConn connectors will be used for deep sea floatation and instrument housings for deep ocean research, the company said. The scope of supply comprises 2,000 LPBH5M and 2,000 LPIL5F SubConn connectors as well as 2,000 LPA straps. This […]

  • Extinction Warnings Issued over Maui’s Dolphins

    26 May 2015

    The number of Maui’s dolphins, has reached a historic low, the latest findings show. The research says that only between 43 and 47 of endangered dolphins, including only about ten child-bearing females, remain in the world. According to the German conservation organisation Nabu, measures for protection of endangered dolphins must be extended. The study about the […]

  • Indian Navy Inks Offshore Data MoU with GSI

    22 January 2020
    Operations & Maintenance

    Indian Navy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Geological Survey of India (GSI) for sharing of seabed sediments data, products and expertise for naval application in meteorology and oceanography. The MoU was signed by commodore AA Abhyankar, who heads Indian Navy’s Oceanology and Meteorology Directorate and Shri N Maran, deputy director general of […]

  • MSC Buys Remaining Stake in Brazil’s Portonave

    22 June 2017
    Business & Finance

    Swiss container shipping giant Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has taken full control at Brazil’s port operator Portonave as it purchased the remaining shares in the company. Namely, MSC has, through its subsidiary Terminal Investment Limited (TIL), reached an agreement to buy the 50 percent share in the port operator from Triunfo Participações & Investimentos (TPI). The company already held a 50 […]

  • C-Tecnics and DeepTech in Dealership Agreement

    24 August 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Swedish provider of subsea technology, DeepTech, has been appointed as C-Tecnics’ new distributor for its range of subsea camera, lights, lasers and divers communications systems. DeepTech has invested in stock of video control systems and cameras that are suitable for inland, offshore divers and the scientific oceanographic research market. According to UK based manufacturer of […]

  • Alewijnse’s Electrical Equipment for Hydrographic Vessel Geo Ranger

    17 July 2019
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Alewijnse Marine has received a contract from Dutch shipyard Royal Niestern Sander for the delivery of the complete electrical installation onboard the hydrographic research vessel ‘Geo Ranger’. Alewijnse Marine is responsible for the complete electric and automation outfitting. This will include the design, building, installation and commissioning of the electrical installation from the 400V onboard network, […]

  • Update: Aurora Australis Refloated

    29 February 2016

    The Australian icebreaker Aurora Australis has been successfully refloated and has made its way out of Mawson harbour, the Australian Antarctic Division said in an update. The ship now remains in the vicinity of Mawson research station, where crew will conduct a thorough assessment of damage over the coming days. There is no evidence of any oil […]