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Global Offshore sets up cable carousel at Port of Blyth

Aberdeen-based cable installation, repair and trenching player Global Offshore has installed a 2,000-tonne capacity power cable carousel at Port of Blyth’s Battleship Wharf terminal. The cable carousel, provided by Swan Hunter, should offer the company with increased operational flexibility, local c

about 6 years ago

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P&O Ferries chooses Wärtsilä engines for ‘super ferries’

Finnish technology group Wärtsilä has been selected by British ferry operator P&O Ferries to power the company’s new series of ‘super ferries’.

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about 6 years ago

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Third loss in a row for Baker Hughes

Oilfield services major Baker Hughes has booked $170 million loss in the third quarter of 2020, against $57 million profit same time last year. The bottom line took a hit due to revenue drop, asset impairments, restructuring and separation related charges. This was also the company’s third straight

about 6 years ago

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MSC Cruises first to use Fincantieri’s new air sanitation system for cruise ships

MSC Seashore, a yet-to-be-delivered cruise ship owned by Switzerland-based cruise line MSC Cruises, will become the first vessel to feature Fincantieri’s next-generation air sanitation technology.

about 6 years ago

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Spanish yard set to deliver Johan Sverdrup module

Spanish yard Navantia has completed and is ready to deliver a module built for the Equinor-operated Johan Sverdrup field located offshore Norway.

about 6 years ago

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Equinor setting the scene for Northern Lights project with ‘first big contract’

Equinor is pushing forward with the development of the Northern Lights, a carbon capture and storage project in Norway.

about 6 years ago

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New Code of Practice for offshore pipeline and umbilical setup systems launched

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has published the new ‘Code of Practice for Offshore Pipeline and Umbilical Installation Systems’. The new Code of Practice includes all equipment required to lay the product safely and effectively in an offshore marine environment. It is appli

about 6 years ago

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EPS bulker newbuilds to get MAN dual-fuel ME-GI engines

Germany’s engine manufacturer MAN Energy Solutions has received an order for five 6G70ME-GI Mk 10.5 dual-fuel engines to be installed on five Newcastlemax bulk carriers ordered by Singapore-based shipping company Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS).

about 6 years ago

Enpro’s F-Decom tooling system deploying their ‘anchor hub’ onto a subsea cell top

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DeepOcean and Enpro deliver attic oil recovery project for Shell

Subsea contractor DeepOcean has completed the attic oil recovery project for Shell in the North Sea. According to DeepOcean, the recent campaign on Brent Bravo concrete structure wrapped up with no safety incidents, ahead of schedule and within budget. The project management occurred between the Dee

about 6 years ago

Foundations equipped with GUS system awaiting installation at Hornsea Two

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Ørsted, Pict Offshore make boat landings and ladders redundant at Hornsea Two

The wind turbines at the Hornsea Two offshore wind farm in the UK do not feature the usual setup including boat landing structures and ladders, as its developer Ørsted purchased a novel lifting system. The 1.4 GW project is the first-ever offshore wind farm to deploy the Get Up Safe (GUS) motion-com

about 6 years ago

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CSS and AFGlobal strengthen ties

Bergen-based Connector Subsea Solutions (CSS) and Houston-based AFGlobal (AFG) have extended the existing collaborative agreement to include global offshore servicing support for critical subsea connections. This collaboration is to enable joint supply of products and services on projects that requi

about 6 years ago

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Orbital’s O2 taking shape

Scotland-based Orbital Marine Power is moving forward with the manufacturing process of its first O2 floating tidal turbine device rated at 2MW. The retractable legs officially landed on the O2’s floating hull delivered by Gray Fabrication in Dundee with six other parts that will support its turbine

about 6 years ago

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KNOT’s shuttle tankers to feature battery technology

Two new shuttle tankers being built for Knutsen NYK Offshore Tankers (KNOT) at South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering will be fitted with battery technology to gain fuel efficiency and cut emissions. Namely, DSME has inked a deal with ABB Marine & Ports to deliver the powe

about 6 years ago

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Airborne Oil & Gas becomes Strohm

Dutch-based thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) manufacturer Airborne Oil & Gas has changed its name to Strohm. The launch of the new brand comes as the organisation confirms its commitment to the oil and gas sector’s energy transition and accelerates its strategic growth into the renewables market.

about 6 years ago