Kongsberg Maritime
Cannonball, the first platform to be designed and constructed in Trinidad and Tobago, produced its first gas on Sunday March 12, 2006. BP Trinidad and Tobago
Woodside Petroleum Ltd hopes its plan to process liquefied natural gas (LNG) in ships off the Californian coast will head off environmental concerns that have threatened another project by BHP Billiton Ltd.
Gaz de France (1020848.FR) Thursday said a planned linkup with water and energy conglomerate Suez France (SZE) will generate efficiency savings of at least EUR500 million from 2009.
Bailey Marine, the Dorset based manufacturer of high quality deck fittings, has custom designed a number of concealed hinges for the stunning new Judel/Vrolijk designed Baltic 152ft sloop, in response to a special request from boat builders Baltic Yachts.
Vessels are to be used even more extensively for workovers on subsea wells. In 2006, light well interventions will be carried out in around 20 wells, almost twice as many as last year.
Russia’s Navy Thursday started centennial celebrations for its submarine fleet off the country’s Far East region. The celebrations will include concerts, conferences, and veterans parades, and will culminate March 19 with a parade
AXYS Technologies Inc. has been selected by the Irish Marine Institute to provide Watchman500
KONGSBERG has won a contract for the delivery of an ASSETT
Following an European tender, Damen Shipyards Gorinchem has been awarded the contract for building 13 patrol boats to Korps Landelijke Politie Diensten (KLPD)
The master of the Cook Strait ferry, Santa Regina, is to be censured over a fatal accident near Picton Harbour last May when the ship and a private launch collided.
Shipbuilders received orders for vessels with a total gross tonnage of 1.24 mln tons in February, 106.6 pct more than a year earlier, the Japan Ship Exporters Association said.
New federal study (the liquefied natural gas terminal proposed for 13.8 miles off Malibu’s western coast) takes a second look at terrorist and accident chances. Analysts predict that a fireball would reach out seven miles from Cabrillo Port in a worst-case catastrophe.
Shipbuilders are capable of building cruise ships even larger than Royal Caribbean International’s planned 6,000-passenger Genesis vessel. But whether passengers and ports are ready for future behemoths is another question, cruise-industry officials said Wednesday.
