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  • China: Tianjin Dredging Conference Begins Next Week

    15 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The China Association for Engineering Construction Standardization scheduled the 2014 China (Tianjin) International Dredging Equipment and Engineering Technology Exhibition for May 23- 25, 2014. With the development of economic globalization, the international trade has seen rapid growth, and the number of large vessels has kept increasing. In order to improve navigation capabilities and enable berthing […]

  • Video: John S McCain Secures Ride to Yokosuka

    10 October 2017
    Business & Finance

    US Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS John S McCain (DDG 56) has been moved in preparation for on load to the heavy lift vessel MV Treasure. MV Treasure will transport McCain to Fleet Activities Yokosuka, where it is scheduled to undergo repairs when it arrives at the site in October. John S. McCain suffered major […]

  • UK: BMT Provides IMMS for New Quad 204 FPSO

    5 November 2012
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    Page Europa has awarded a contract to BMT Scientific Marine Services Inc (BMT) to provide an Integrated Marine Monitoring System (IMMS) for the new Quad 204 FPSO that will replace BP’s Schiehallion FPSO operating West of the Shetland Islands. The IMMS will provide real-time data on the local meteorological and oceanographic (MetOcean) environment, FPSO motions, […]

  • Iranian Navy Saves Filipino Cargo Ship from Pirates

    9 March 2015

    The Iranian Navy foiled a pirate attack targeting a Filipino-flagged cargo ship on Sunday, March 8th while the ship was sailing in the Sea of Oman. Panama-Gade’s crew requested assistance from the Iranian Navy’s 33rd flotilla having been approached by an armed group of pirates in motorboats. The ship managed to avoid being boarded despite persistent efforts […]

  • Pilot Boat Hits LNG Carrier, Three Crew Injured

    13 July 2016

    Three crewmembers were injured when the pilot vessel St Davids made hard contact with the 155,159 dwt LNG carrier Lijmiliya during a routine transfer of pilot operation in UK’s Port of Milford Haven. The incident, which occurred in the early hours on July 10, resulted in three of the five Port of Milford Haven crew members who were on board […]

  • Vietnam: Dung Quat Shipyard Completes Repair Works for AHTS Vessel Sao Mai 03

    10 November 2011

    AHTS “Sao Mai 03”, the second service vessel of Vietsovpetro J.V., has been repaired in Dung Quat Shipyard. Its dimensions are 64.4 m long, 13.8 m wide with the load of 1,190 tons and main engine capacity of 2 x 3520 BHP. On 07 November 2011 the AHTS “Sao Mai 03” has been delivered to […]

  • K Line names LNG newbuild

    1 December 2015
    Vessels

    Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha said that it has named the newly-built LNG carrier Bishu Maru at the Sakaide Shipyard of Kawasaki Heavy Industries on Tuesday.

  • Update: PSA to Investigate Statfjord Oil Spill

    13 October 2015

    Norway’s Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) has decided to conduct an investigation into an oil spill which occurred on Statoil’s Statfjord field in the North Sea on October 8. The oil spill had been observed on the sea close to the OLS B loading buoy on the field at around 08.30 a.m local time. The discovery was made while […]

  • Hyundai Mipo Adds 16 Product Carriers

    30 October 2013

    Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) announced today in its regulatory filing to the Korea Stock Exchange that the company has won two orders worth approx $492 million for the construction of sixteen MR tankers. The two contracts were signed on Oct 29th 2013, with ship owners from the Middle East. All vessels should be delivered by […]

  • Flogas expanding LNG distribution fleet

    2 March 2016

    Flogas Britain, distributor of liquefied natural gas in the UK on Tuesday revealed it plans a multi-million pound investment in LNG distribution fleet.

  • SHI delivers GasLog Galveston to GasLog

    12 January 2021
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    Greece-based LNG shipper GasLog has continued the expansion of its fleet with the delivery of GasLog Galveston. The vessel capable of transporting up to 174,000 cubic meters of the chilled fuel has been delivered at the start of January. The vessel built by the South Korean Samsung Heavy Industries yard already departed on its maiden […]

  • Work on Europe’s First LNG-Powered Hopper Barge Nears End

    15 July 2016
    Business & Finance, Vessels

    Work on LNG-powered hopper barge “greenports 1” is nearly completed with final touches being made on the EUR 4.9 million vessel. This unique ship, built by Dutch-based Shipyard Constructions Hoogezand Nieuwbouw (SCHN), will begin its first test run next week, after which the “greenports 1” will set sail to Bremerhaven. This modern hopper barge has […]

  • Saga Pure takes stake in blue ammonia company

    29 December 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Transition

    Norwegian company Saga Pure, formerly known as Saga Tankers, has committed to subscribe for NOK 35 million ($4 million) in a private placement of new shares in Horisont Energi AS.

  • Dryad: Southeast Asia Ship Hijackings Can Be Mitigated

    14 August 2015

    The hijacking of the Singapore-flagged tanker MT Joaquim on August 8 in the Malacca Strait has provided yet another timely reminder of the current risks facing seafarers in Southeast Asia, particularly in and around the Malaysian Peninsula, according to the U.K.-based maritime intelligence agency Dryad Maritime. August 9 saw the recovery of the tanker by […]

  • South Korean shipyards receive ABS’ approval for ammonia ship designs

    6 June 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Certification & Classification, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Vessels

    ABS awarded AiPs to two South Korean shipyards for their designs of a very large ammonia carrier and an ammonia-powered tanker.

  • BIMCO: Shipyard Overcapacity Remains Considerable

    15 May 2013

    The shipyard industry seemed to head straight for the output-abyss just 15 months ago. Today the transition from recent years’ record high shipyard output to a more sustainable level of output appears to soft-land with global shipyard output clearly slowing down. This BIMCO analysis compares data from December 2011 with data from March 2013, representing […]

  • Tullow: TEN project to deliver first oil within weeks (Ghana)

    30 June 2016
    Project & Tenders

    Oil and gas exploration company Tullow Oil has informed that the TEN project, offshore Ghana, is expected to deliver first oil within the next three to six weeks.   Tullow said on Thursday that the Tweneboa, Enyenra and Ntomme (TEN) Project off the west coast of Ghana remains on schedule and within budget and that it […]

  • Bloomberg: Rowan eyeing Maersk Drilling acquisition

    26 September 2017
    Exploration & Production

    After having arranged the sales of Maersk Oil and Maersk Tankers, Danish conglomerate Maersk is now looking to offload its offshore drilling division, Maersk Drilling. According to a Bloomberg report on Monday, Rowan Companies, a U.S. based offshore driller and the owner of 29 offshore drilling units, has come up as a potential suitor for […]

  • Ithaca expects delay in Stella ramp-up

    23 March 2017
    Project & Tenders

    Oil and gas company Ithaca Energy has said that the dynamic commissioning of a floating production unit and production ramp-up at its Stella field in the UK sector of the North Sea will take longer than expected.  The Ithaca-operated Greater Stella Area licenses, located in the heart of the Central Graben area, contain the Stella […]

  • International Chamber of Shipping concerned by U.S. approach to energy exports

    29 June 2015

    The global trade association for merchant ship operators, the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), has voiced serious concern about the potentially protectionist approach being taken by the U.S. with respect to the future transport of energy exports.

  • Gate terminal to add new facilities for LNG distribution

    3 July 2014

    Gasunie and Royal Vopak said that their joint venture, Gate terminal, has taken the final investment decision to add LNG break bulk infrastructure and services to the terminal. The new facility in the port of Rotterdam is expected to boost the use of liquefied natural gas as a transportation fuel in the Netherlands and Northwest Europe. […]

  • Over 40 LNG-Powered Vessels Planned in North America, Conference to Examine

    7 January 2014

    Consistent low-priced natural gas in North America has motivated dozens of marine fleets to consider fueling with LNG. A recent survey by Zeus Development Corporation has identified 42 vessels under development or evaluation. “LNG in North America is leapfrogging past Europe into the next technological generation,” noted Zeus Development Corporation LNG fuel analyst Siyu Chen. […]

  • Flinterstar’s Bow Lifted from Sea

    29 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    The bow of the sunken freighter Flinterstar that sank in October 2015 off the coast of Zeebrugge was successfully lifted from the sea after ten weeks of preparation, DEME Group said.  In April this year, Dutch shipping company Flinterstar III BV, the owner of the 9,000 dwt vessel that sank after colliding with an LNG tanker, signed a […]

  • Bernhard Schulte to Acquire Pronav

    5 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    German Bernhard Schulte is looking to acquire Hamburg-based Pronav.

  • Nakilat’s LNG carrier Global Star chartered to Shell

    12 January 2021
    Infrastructure, Vessels

    The newbuild tanker Global Star has been charted to energy giant Shell.