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  • MaineDOT Seeks Corps Permit for Sandy River Bank Stabilization (USA)

    7 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) is seeking a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District, to conduct work in waters of the United States in conjunction with placing stone fill to stabilize an eroding bank adjacent to Route 149 in Phillips, Maine. The Maine Department of Transportation proposes to place […]

  • Columbia River Restoration Act Moves Forward

    15 September 2016
    Business & Finance

    Oregon’s Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have announced that the Columbia River Restoration Act is moving forward as part of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), which is expected to pass the Senate as soon as this week. The legislation would authorize the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to establish a voluntary, competitive Columbia Basin […]

  • Panama Canal celebrates 95 years

    18 August 2009

    The Panama Canal celebrated 95 years of service on Saturday August 15. Since the steamship ‘Ancón’s’ inaugural canal passage August 15, 1914, the waterway has offered its services to more than 983,000 transits. The canal is projected to reach the significant mark of one million transits next year. “Over the past 95 years, the canal […]

  • Congressman Farenthold launches LNG export caucus

    29 January 2015

    Congressman Blake Farenthold launched the bipartisan Liquefied Natural Gas Export Caucus along with his colleague, Congressman Filemon Vela to help the development and timely exportation of LNG.

  • DOE to Recognize Sound Transit for Environmental Restoration (USA)

    22 August 2012

    A land purchase and technical assistance by Sound Transit helped a multi-agency estuary restoration project outside of Marysville overcome major hurdles and proceed toward construction. The state Department of Ecology plans to recognize that help on Aug. 23, 2012, when Sound Transit will receive the department’s Environmental Excellence Award. “Sound Transit found a tremendous opportunity […]

  • Maine DOT Seeks Corps Permit to Conduct Work in U.S. Waters

    30 January 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Maine Department of Transportation is seeking a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New England District to conduct work in waters of the United States in conjunction with replacing or repairing bridges or culverts at 10 locations in the state of Maine. The Maine Department of Transportation proposes to place permanent and […]

  • Major Wins for Oregon in 2020 Water Resources Bill

    7 May 2020
    Business & Finance

    Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley, a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, announced yesterday that the Senate’s 2020 water resources legislation contains major victories for communities across Oregon. Merkley has spent months working with community leaders all over the state developing detailed proposals to address local challenges. As a member of […]

  • VIDEO: Whatcom Dredging Underway

    22 September 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    A $30.6 million project on Bellingham’s downtown waterfront to cleanup historic contamination in the Whatcom Waterway is in full swing. Large floating cranes, barges and other marine construction equipment are being involved in the task to remove 159,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment, as well as concrete and asphalt rubble from almost a mile of […]

  • Panama’s New Pacific Access Channel Meets Culebra Cut

    29 December 2015
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders, Vessels

    The Panama Canal Expansion Program is one step closer to completion after the new Pacific Access Channel finally met with the Culebra Cut. The North Plug was blasted last Thursday, 24 December, leading the way to the removal of the plug that is separating Culebra Cut from the new Pacific Access Channel. After the blasting, Panama Canal Dredging […]

  • Judge rules Cove Point LNG zoning exemptions invalid

    15 August 2014

    Zoning exemptions granted for the Dominion’s Cove Point LNG terminal by the Calvert County Commissioners have been ruled invalid, reports the Associated Press. According to reports, judge James Salmon ruled that the exemptions violate uniformity provision in the Land use article as well as the Maryland constitution. Judge argued that the commissioners tried to exempt the […]

  • Scottish Sea Farms Extends Contracts for Two Solvtrans’ Wellboats

    13 August 2012
    Business & Finance

    Scottish Sea Farms has declared options to extend the contracts for Sølvtrans’ wellboats Ronja Skye and Ronja Settler for one year. The extentions are valid from 1 January 2013. After this, Scottish Sea Farms has options for further one year extentions for both vessels. Sølvtrans Holding ASA is a wellboat company for transport of salmon […]

  • Panama Canal Expansion Faces Delay

    27 March 2012

    According to portstrategy.com, the design and construction contract to build the third set of locks for the Panama canal is to suffer a seven-month delay. Alberto Alemán Zubieta, who is still the Administrator of the Panama Canal, explained the delay was due to the pouring of concrete. He said the contractor was not allowed to […]

  • MacArtney Opens Workshop Facilities at Denmark HQ

    7 March 2019

    MacArtney has established a workshop facilities at its headquarters in Denmark. MacArtney HQ recently repurposed the old salmon smoking facility in Hjerting to accommodate the new 2500 sqm facility that incorporates new workshop space for electronics, fibre optics, cabling and mechanics. The effective use of space has allowed for the extension of the moulding room, […]

  • VLOC VALE LIWA Enters Final Stage of Outfitting at RSHI’s Shipyard in China

    21 March 2012

      Oman Shipping Company’s first VLOC, the VALE LIWA was floated out of the construction docks and transferred to the final outfitting berth at Rongsheng Heavy Industries shipyard in China. The VALE LIWA is the first in a series of four VLOC’s currently under construction for Oman Shipping Company at the yard. The Valemax vessels, […]

  • Legal Action Against Lower Snake River Dredging

    26 November 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Northwest fishing and conservation groups recently joined with the Nez Perce Tribe in taking legal action against dredging on the lower Snake River, announced wildsalmon.org. Non-profit environmental law firm Earthjustice, representing Idaho Rivers United, Pacific Federation of Fishermen’s Associations, Institute of Fisheries Resources, Washington Wildlife Federation, Sierra Club and Friends of the Clearwater, filed a complaint […]

  • 701 Kg of Cocaine Seized aboard Boxship in Algeria

    31 May 2018

    Algerian authorities seized 701 kilograms of cocaine on board a containership berthed at the Port of Oran on May 29.

  • EarthJustice: Corps Ignored Evidence

    24 September 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Local citizens, fishing groups and conservation organizations called on the Corps of Engineers to provide an honest economic analysis of maintaining the lower Snake River waterway, including expensive dredging. The public comment period on the Corps of Engineers’ Programmatic Sediment Management Plan federal environmental impact statement (FEIS) closed yesterday. The Corps dragged its feet for […]

  • GUPC Files Breach of Contract Against ACP (Panama)

    14 August 2012

    The GUPC Consortium is claiming $573 million from the Panama Canal Authority for breach of contract, reports newsroompanama.com. Ricardo Gonzalez, the Project Manager, said: “We’re not asking for anything more or less.” Alemán Zubieta, the Chief Executive Officer of the Panama Canal Authority, stated that complaints are normal when the contractor faces different conditions and […]

  • Stump Pass Dredging Plan Makes Progress (USA)

    23 September 2010

    Any boat operator planning to use Stump Pass to get from Lemon Bay into the Gulf of Mexico before late April should consider quick access to… By Capt. Tony Petrella (heraldtribune) [mappress] Source: heraldtribune, September 24, 2010;

  • AKVA Group Names New CFO

    19 September 2016
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    Norwegian equipment provider for aquaculture industry AKVA group has appointed Simon Nyquist Martinsen as the company’s new chief financial officer. Martinsen will join the Oslo-listed firm from Constructor Group where he also serves as CFO. According to Akva group his appointment should be effective no later than March 1, 2017. To remind, AKVA group, involved […]

  • Highlights of the Week

    13 September 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Subsea World News has put together a recap of the most interesting articles from the previous week (September 07 – September 13). Subsea World News has taken an opportunity to speak to Gary McConnell, Global Business Development Manager from Aleron Subsea to give you a closer look into its business and future plans. Subsea robotic […]

  • Panama Canal Completes Major Step in Expansion Program

    14 October 2011

    In another important milestone of its Expansion Program, the Panama Canal Authority announced the completion of phase three of the dry excavation project in the construction of the Pacific Access Channel (PAC). The Pacific Access Channel will connect the third set of locks with the Culebra Cut and Gatun Lake. The third phase of the […]

  • Uljanik Launches Asphalt Carrier

    15 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Croatian shipbuilder Uljanik Group launched an asphalt carrier built for a Swedish company Wisby Tankers at its shipyard 3. MAJ on June 9. The vessel’s godmother Helena Salomon, Manager of Production Technologies at 3. MAJ, released the carrier named ”Palanca Rio” into the sea with the traditional cutting of the rope. ”Our aim and decisiveness in ensuring the […]

  • Could fishing be squeezed out?

    25 October 2006

    The new “rationalized” system allots each boat an individual catch quota, which it can fill at its own pace. The system is meant to improve safety and protect the fish stocks. Seattle is the largest homeport for the North Pacific fishing fleet. Most of it moors in Lake Union or Salmon Bay. A 2004 report […]

  • Vale Sells Two VLOCs to China’s Bocomm

    10 August 2017
    Business & Finance

    Brazilian mining giant Vale has finalized a sale agreement for two of its very large ore carriers (VLOCs) with China’s Bank of Communications Finance Leasing (Bocomm). The company disposed of two 400,000 dwt Valemax bulkers for a total price of USD 178 million. The ships in question are the 2012-built Shandong Da Cheng and the 2011-built Shandong […]