U.S. offshore vessel operator Hornbeck Offshore has entered into a restructuring support agreement for comprehensive balance sheet restructuring.
Offshore helicopter operator Bristow and its peer Era Group are one step closer to closing their previously announced merger after clearing an antitrust hurdle.
Dutch marine energy group SBM Offshore has been adapting to the unprecedented situation regarding the coronavirus pandemic and was protecting its workforce by putting in place business continuity measures.
A Greece-flagged crude oil carrier was towed to safety after sustaining mechanical problems on the Bosphorus on April 12.
Due to the ongoing disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States Coast Guard has given owners more time to meet the Ballast Water Management Regulation for vessels with compliance dates before April 1, 2021. Specifically, closed drydocks, travel restrictions in many parts of the wor
Virginia’s Governor Ralph Northam has signed the Clean Economy Act which requires at least 5.2 GW of offshore wind power to be developed in this U.S. state by 2034. The Virginia General Assembly passed this House Bill 1526 and Senate Bill 851 Clean Economy Act in March. The act provides that 5.2 GW
The US CDC has extended a ‘No Sail Order’ for all cruise ships during the coronavirus pandemic.
Australia’s National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) has accepted a plan for a 2D seismic survey in the Browse and Offshore Canning basins submitted by Japan’s Inpex.
Work has begun to retrieve around 60 containers lost from YM Efficiency off the coast of Newcastle.
BW Offshore’s efforts to remove its FPSO Umuroa from a field offshore New Zealand following last year’s contract termination have been hindered by legal complications.
Cargo removal operations from a grounded Norwegian vessel began off the coast of Scotland .
Offshore drilling contractor Seadrill Limited has been given a continued listing standard notice from the New York Stock Exchange.
TUI AG gets an EUR 1.8 billion state aid bridging loan to cope with coronavirus business impacts.
A German gas carrier grounded off Indonesia in 2018 due to the not fully developed ECDIS, a report shows.
