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  • Golar Ingloo FSRU arrives at Eemshaven

    5 September 2022
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    International maritime logistics conglomerate Wagenborg has welcomed Golar Igloo FSRU at the port of Eemshaven to serve as the new floating LNG terminal.

  • Norway’s shipping investment company buys first stake in dive support vessel

    29 March 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy, Vessels

    Norwegian shipping investment company ADS Maritime Holding has acquired a 10 per cent stake in a 2017-built dive support vessel (DSV) developed for light subsea construction work and advanced dive support work. With the acquisition, ADS Maritime will act as commercial manager for the DSV Southern Star, with primary responsibility for following up on the […]

  • Awilco LNG enters into new six-month charter agreement

    11 August 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    Norwegian LNG transportation company Awilco LNG has entered a new time charter contract for a firm duration of about six months with an oil major.

  • SGS supports Hafnia environmental goals

    20 November 2020
    Environment, Operations & Maintenance

    Subsea Global Solutions (SGS) has entered into a new agreement with product tanker owner and operator Hafnia to provide underwater hull maintenance and repair services for their fleet of 93 owned vessels. The deal will see all related underwater works for the Hafnia Tankers fleet coordinated out of SGS’ Singapore office to ensure alignment with […]

  • DSME secures order for ultra-large LPG carrier trio

    16 March 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Infrastructure, Technology, Vessels

    South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has won a deal for the construction of three eco-friendly ultra-large liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carriers.

  • Japan: ClassNK Releases New Features for its PrimeShip-HULL Software

    8 July 2011

      ClassNK has released v5.0 of its PrimeShip-HULL structural assessment software packages with new features for calculating the structural and direct strength requirements of tankers and bulk carriers. This latest release reaches fruition as shipyards and designers are looking for ways to more easily address the design issues raised by new regulations, in particular IACS’ […]

  • Top news of the week May 15-20

    21 May 2017

    Chevron stops production at Gorgon Train 1 US-based energy giant Chevron has shut down the first liquefaction train at its multi-billion Gorgon LNG plant on Barrow Island in Western Australia. Report: DSME loses LNG boil-off patent battle to compatriots A three-year-old boil-off gas reliquefaction technology patent dispute between the three South Korean shipbuilders has been […]

  • Top news of the week February 27-March 4

    5 March 2017
    Vessels

    Oil tanker hits Q-Flex LNG carrier Al Khattiya off Fujairah Q-Flex LNG carrier Al Khattiya, owned by Nakilat of Qatar and managed by Shell’s shipping unit Stasco, ended up with a hole on its starboard side after being hit by an oil tanker off Fujairah. Hoegh LNG eyes Australian FSRU project Norway’s Höegh LNG is […]

  • LNG, LPG boost Panama Canal tonnage to record high

    1 November 2018

    The Panama Canal closed its 2018 fiscal year with a record tonnage of 442.1 million Panama Canal tons, boosted by LNG and LPG transit. 

  • ACP squashes LNG transit capacity issues

    25 December 2017
    Vessels

    The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) declined issues in covering the transit demand from the liquefied natural gas (LNG). 

  • NITC Facing Blacklisting in EU Again

    10 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    The National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC) is facing blacklisting again by the European Union as it has failed in its legal attempt to convince a London Court to prevent the EU from reimposing sanctions. The sanctions had been imposed in 2012 over Iran’s nuclear programme, and banned any trade between NITC and the EU, including […]

  • McCain Files Amendment to Repeal Jones Act

    16 January 2015
    Business & Finance

    U.S. Senator John McCain has filed an amendment to repeal the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, also known as The Jones Act. The Jones Act requires that all goods shipped between waterborne ports of the United States be carried by vessels built in the United States and owned and operated by Americans. ”I have long advocated […]

  • Dunkirk LNG terminal beats 2018 activity figures in first quarter

    4 April 2019

    France’s Dunkirk liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal saw its activity spike during the first quarter of the year beating the figures of 2018. 

  • Update: Alexander Spirit Crew Still at Devonport

    9 July 2015

    The 36 crew members of the fuel tanker Alexander Spirit have resumed work operations following the decision of Australia’s Fair Work Commission (FWC), saying that the the five-day protest by the crew was not protected industrial action, but have not left Devonport. According to Maritime Union of Australia’s (MUA) assistant secretary Paul Garrett “there hasn’t been […]

  • VDR CEO: Germany needs LNG infrastructure

    1 October 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics, Project & Tenders

    German Shipowners’ Association (VDR) has welcomed investments in the country’s supply chain logistics as well as in the Brunsbüttel terminal project.

  • Euronav continues decarbonization journey with new biofuel trial

    19 November 2021
    Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    After successful completion of a B30 biofuel blend test on the Suezmax vessel Statia, Belgium-based tanker shipping company Euronav has now concluded a B50 biofuel blend trial on its Suezmax tanker Marlin Sardinia.

  • Drewry: Tight Supply to Keep Oil Prices Up in Q4

    11 October 2018
    Rules & Regulation

    Oil prices have already started to rise ahead of US sanctions against Iran.

  • The Netherlands: Anthony Veder Extends Contract with MirTac

    6 October 2011

    After operating StarIPS for 4 years on more than 15 vessels, Anthony Veder and MirTac have expanded the fleet wide implementation of the STAR IPS Fleet Management Software on Anthony Veder’s newly acquired ships. The former system was successfully converted to StarIPS and optimized to achieve the same level of efficiency and control as maintained […]

  • Lauritzen Takes Delivery of Second Shuttletanker from Chinese Shipyard

    17 January 2012
    Business & Finance

    On January 15th 2012, Lauritzen Offshore took delivery of Dan Sabia, the second of two identical purpose-built 59,000 dwt double-hull DP2 shuttletankers from Cosco Nantong shipyard in China. The shuttle tanker newbuilding features state-of-the-art design and dynamic positioning technology, which enables the vessel to automatically maintain position and heading by using its own propellers and […]

  • Thirteen Newbuilding Contracts Signed Last Week

    15 November 2012

    In the past week shipbuilding industry recorded 13 new orders, according to Fearnleys Weekly report. Three of four contracts have been won by Chinese shipyards while one contract went to Korea. Norwegian-Bermudean shipping company Stolt-Nielsen awarded CSSC Hudong shipyard with a contract for four 38,000 dwt stainless-steel chemical carriers, which includes two optional units. This […]

  • Singapore: Rhapsody of the Seas Enters Sembawang Shipyard

    1 March 2012

    Sembawang Shipyard has welcomed today Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas which will undergo a month long maintenance period. This is the third Royal’s vessel to undergo maintenance project. The plan is to refresh whole ship and install some new equipment. The cruise company originally planned two week dry-docking period but decision was made to […]

  • Sovcomflot tightens loss on offshore and gas performance

    18 March 2019

    Russia’s largest shipping company Sovcomflot reported tightening losses during the year 2018, as it turned to profit in the fourth quarter of the year. 

  • 2018 in review: videos of the year

    1 January 2019

      Video: road to delivery of LNG carrier Patris The 173,400-cbm liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker Patris was recently delivered to its owners by shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in South Korea. Video: Teekay’s Arctic LNG tanker transiting the Northern Sea Route LNG shipping giant Teekay released a time-lapse video showing its first Arctic liquefied […]

  • Top news of the week October 2-7

    8 October 2017

    BP secures more than $1 billion for six LNG newbuilds UK-based energy giant and LNG player, BP, tied two finance partners KMarin and ICBC Leasing to invest over $1 billion into the six LNG carriers being built at DSME. First US FLNG project gets approval for onshore facilities Delfin LNG, the first and only permitted […]

  • US LNG exports drop on week

    13 April 2018

    Liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the United States declined during the week ending Wednesday, April 11, the Energy Information Administration said in its weekly natural gas report. Five LNG vessels with a combined capacity of 17.7 billion cubic feet (Bcf) have departed Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass plant from April 5 to April 11, according to […]