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  • 10 October 2012

    The contract is for the construction of one Installation Support Vessel, with option for one additional vessel. The associated gross project cost for the first vessel, ready for operation, is approx. USD 55 million. The firm vessel is scheduled for delivery in March 2014. The vessel, which shall have an overall length of 74 meters […]

  • 10 February 2015
    Business & Finance

     Japan is said to be moving towards providing official development assistance to upgrade facilities and improve operations in the Indian ship recycling sector. Director of Shipbuilding Policy at the Japan External Trade Organisation (Jetro),  Akihiro Tamura said that nothing has been officially decided yet, but the next step will be to carry out surveys of the yards […]

  • 14 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    DOF Subsea Group has entered into an agreement where the 1978 built D2 multipurpose construction support vessel Geobay is sold to a Middle East buyer. The selling price is slightly above book value of the vessel. The sale is expected to be completed after the ongoing project utilizing the vessel is finalized in May 2013. […]

  • 14 July 2015

    The European Commission has granted €2.65 in financial support to a Gasum project studying the opportunities to develop a new kind of LNG refueling station network for heavy-duty vehicles.

  • 8 May 2015

    U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski, welcomed the Department of Energy for approving Dominion’s liquefied natural gas export project at Cove Point, Maryland.

  • 6 April 2015

    Shell said that it has taken safety to new heights, by launching an all-weather search and rescue service for the oil and gas industry of Australia.

  • 24 June 2011

      BMT Nigel Gee Ltd, a subsidiary of BMT Group Ltd, the leading international maritime design, engineering and risk management consultancy, has enjoyed double success at the 2011 Seawork International Innovations Showcase. The Turbine Access System (TAS), developed in conjunction with marine engineers Houlder, has won both the Marine Renewables Category and overall Spirit of […]

  • 28 June 2013
    Research & Development

    Coastline Surveys has been awarded a substantial contract at Seawork this week to carry out berth seabed and cable burial surveys for a European wave energy test site. The company has invited Innovatum to provide its new Cougar XT ROV fully equipped with a magnetic cable tracking system to assist on the project. The ROV […]

  • 18 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    Businesses have overwhelmingly backed plans to create the world’s first man-made tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay. Every business that took part in a survey by Swansea Bay Business Club said it supported the plans, and that the lagoon would be a positive development for the area. Even companies that did not believe the lagoon would […]

  • 15 July 2014
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Research & Development

    Scottish Renewables has responded to news that the Carbon Trust’s Offshore Wind Accelerator programme, which aims to cut the cost of offshore wind by at least 10%, has been awarded £2.2 million by the Scottish Government. Lindsay Leask, Senior Policy Manager at Scottish Renewables, said: “Offshore wind holds huge opportunities for Scotland, and the industry […]

  • 15 August 2014
    Environment

    Colleagues from Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult’s National Renewable Energy Centre (Narec) in Blyth are just one of the businesses across South East Northumberland and Tyne & Wear strapping on their bike helmets and putting on their walking shoes to compete in a sustainable travel competition this summer. Organised by Go Smarter, the North East […]

  • 14 November 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Due to German “Energiewende”, TenneT is preparing its transmission system to handle energy from offshore wind farms. As one of the major components, Wagenborg transported a transformer weighing 260 tonnes from Nürnberg to the substation in Diele last weekend. On November 3, the transformer was transported from the manufacturer to Rotterdam by an inland water vessel. Upon […]

  • 16 May 2014

     The Association for a Better Long Island (ABLI) has endorsed a proposal by Deepwater Wind to build a 200 megawatt wind farm some 30 miles off the east end of Long Island, calling it “a strategic response to the challenge of providing clean, affordable energy to Long Island.” “Faced with the burden of utility bills that threatens […]

  • 9 February 2016

    Eidesvik Offshore has entered into an agreement with Siemens Wind Power for a service and support vessel to be used on German offshore wind projects. Under the contract, which will run from August, the vessel Acergy Viking has been chartered to Siemens Wind Power for 9 months as an accommodation and service vessel in Germany. […]

  • 18 January 2017

    Siemens has awarded CHC Group with a contract for helicopter services in support of the work at the Veja Mate offshore wind farm in the German part of the North Sea, which is currently in the turbine installation phase.

  • 26 April 2017
    Operations & Maintenance

    Bremerhaven-based Innoven Marine Service GmbH has emerged as the new manager of the 1984-built Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel Ocean King, which has now been renamed to Lev Twister.

  • 9 October 2017
    Technology

    Norway-headquartered aluminium manufacturer Hydro, formerly known as Sapa, has developed a lightweight, self-supporting structure for the nacelle cover that houses the drivetrain components in a wind turbine.

  • 28 September 2011
    Business & Finance

      A fund for promoting and supporting maritime education and training through scholarships to Bahraini students has been announced by the General Organisation of Sea Ports (GOP) as the second annual Bahrain Maritime Festival (BMF) kicked off. The proposal for establishing the Bahrain Maritime Education Fund was given the green light by GOP’s Board of […]

  • 31 March 2020

    Oil and gas contractor Worley has secured a services contract extension with Chevron for the company’s Australian assets including Gorgon and Wheatstone LNG projects. 

  • 3 June 2014

    Green Marine Solutions (GMS) said it is providing marine operations and engineering support to OAS on Uruguay’s first LNG import terminal. Located in the Punta Sayago area, close to Montevideo, the offshore terminal, GNL del Plata, will comprise a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) and a jetty, protected by a 1.5 km breakwater. The […]

  • 28 August 2006

    The New Zealand Shipping Federation says it wants more support for coastal shipping from the Government and from local bodies. Federation manager Paul Nicholas says a draft strategy will be presented next month calling for government promotion and investment in maritime transport as well as for a national ports policy.

  • 15 May 2013

    Congressman Charles W. Boustany, Jr., M.D., (R-South Louisiana) issued a statement after news broke that the U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) would release reworked rules for hydraulic fracturing on federal lands, followed by the Obama Administration’s likely announcement on approval of at least one new plant to export liquefied natural gas […]

  • 21 October 2007

    Environmentalists and some residents in Laguna Beach are angered by the lack of notification that most of the 2.3 million cubic yards of material from the Upper Newport Bay would land close to the Crystal Cove and Emerald Bay area, about three miles off shore. The $39 million project has been going on about a […]

  • 16 November 2012

    NGVA Europe member, Gazprom addressed a proposal to the Russian Federation President to entrust the concerned ministries, departments, oil and gas companies with a task to prepare a draft document determining target values and specific measures of government support to conversion of transportation to natural gas. In compliance with the Russian President’s order, this issue […]

  • 27 September 2012

    Since the historic first visit of CEO, Stephen Tetlow, to the Middle East in October 2011, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers has been forging ever closer links with engineers in the region. Institution’s International Business Development Manager, Rachel Leech, undertook a visit to the Middle East, including, for the first time, Oman. After landing in […]