On Wednesday the 24th of May the contract was signed between Damen and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, the Ministry of Transportations, Directorate General of Sea Transportation for the construction and delivery of one Damen Buoy Tender Vessel 5811 and three Damen Aid Tender Vessels 481
On May 27, H.4442, a 6,700 UNITS PCTC for Wallenius Lines was named the
Bertram Engelsen, Technical Director from the Norwegian shipping company Solvang ASA, pushed the button of the computer-controlled plasma torch for the steel construction of the second out of a series of four gas tankers. This machine cuts the first steel plate and hallmarked the start of constructi
Maersk Contractors has entered into a seven-year contract with Woodside Energy Ltd. Maersk will be providing a Floating Production and Storage Offloading vessel (FPSO) on service agreement basis, for development of Woodside
ABN AMRO TWO were asked by Race Headquarters to divert to go the assistance of movistar whose keel problems had worsened and Bouwe Bekking, movistar
Due to the continued presence of Tropical Revolving Storm Aletta across the path of the boats, and uncertainties over its further development, a decision has reluctantly been taken to finish Race 8 early. When the position of TRS Aletta was first determined 2 days ago, a
A handful of Northumberland Strait fishermen are concerned about a plan to dredge the Charlottetown waterfront, saying the dredged soil could affect fishing grounds if it drifts a long distance. More than 30 fishermen attended a public meeting at Charlottetown city hall on Wednesday to express their
GROTON, Conn.
Global contractor, i-Tech, part of Subsea 7 announced today that it has placed a significant order for new build deepwater work class vehicles, which will be supplied with advanced, light weight, high performance handling systems. The systems, to be named Centurion Qx, have been specifically designe
La Spezia, Italy
China’s first shipment of imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) arrived from Australia at the LNG terminal in south China’s Guangdong Province on Friday. The 60,000-ton cargo came from the Northwest shelf of Australia, said a source with the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), China’s la
The Massachusetts Port Authority wants to deepen the 11-mile shipping channel into Boston Harbor another five to 10 feet to accommodate large cargo shops, a project that would move almost 60 percent as much dirt as the Big Dig. Mike Leone, Boston’s port director, told The Boston Globe that the city’
PLANS to accelerate first production from the $1.48 billion Enfield oil field off North West Cape have collapsed following an accident to the Nganhurra floating production storage and offtake (FPSO) vessel. Woodside, which has 60 per cent of the field and is the operator, confirmed yesterday the Kor
The Pride of Hawai’i, NCL America’s largest U.S.-flagged ship, arrived in Nawiliwili, Kaua’i, yesterday for its first visit to a Hawai’i port. The cruise ship rounds out NCL’s fleet of three vessels to sail seven-day cruises around the Islands. It follows the Pride of Aloha, which started cruising t
