Danish shipowner Esvagt has sold the Esvagt Gamma and the Esvagt Promotor vessels for recycling.
UOG has extended an option over the right to buy an additional farmed interest in Corallian Energy’s interests in southern UK oil and gas assets.
Seaway Heavy Lifting’s (SHL) vessel Stanislav Yudin has been deployed on the jacket installation at the Beatrice offshore wind farm as the heavy lift vessel Oleg Strashnov left the site to handle the substation installation at the Arkona offshore wind farm in the German part of the Baltic Sea.
Providence Resources has been granted an extension to the term of the First Phase of FEL 6/14 offshore Ireland.
Offshore driller Rowan has secured a drilling contract for Rowan Viking with Shell UK Limited for plugging and abandonment work in the UK.
Lancashire-headquartered Cuadrilla has completed drilling the UK’s first ever horizontal shale gas well at its exploration site at Preston New Road.
Marine-i, the EU funded programme set up to boost the marine technology sector in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, is inviting applications for a £1 million innovation fund. The fund has been created to support research, development and innovation in marine robotics and autonomous vessels. Some of
Balearia’s first of two LNG-fuelled ferries, Hypatia de Alejandría, has been floated out.
Oil major BP is working on decommissioning of its Miller platform located in the UK sector of the North Sea.
Prosafe has further extended its standstill agreement with China’s shipbuilder Cosco for two semi-submersible accommodation rigs, Safe Nova and Safe Vega.
Following successful sea trials, Multratug 32 was recently delivered to her owners Novatug, which will lease her to Multraship. Mutratug 32 is the first tug to be designed around the Carrousel system, taking full advantage of its dynamic towing point. Both Novatug and Multraship are divisions of the
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An official keel laying ceremony for GeoSea’s vessel Orion was held today, marking the start of the construction of the next-generation offshore installation vessel that will feature a 5,000-tonne crane.
