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Oceaneering to get equipment that 'dramatically' reduces subsea geotechnical surveying time
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Oceaneering to get equipment that ‘dramatically’ reduces subsea geotechnical surveying time

Oceaneering has placed an order with a UK-headquartered company for a next-generation auto-drop piston corer expected to enable time-saving for subsea geotechnical surveying. A piston corer is a long, heavy tube plunged into the seafloor to extract samples of soft sediment, which provide information

about 2 years ago
Another Finland-Estonia electricity interconnection shut down due to technical fault
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Another Finland-Estonia electricity interconnection shut down due to technical fault

After the second HVDC electricity interconnection between Estonia and Finland named EstLink 2 went offline due to cable system failure, Estonian transmission system operator (TSO) Elering reported that a fault had also been detected in the first electrical connection between the two countries. EstLi

about 2 years ago
Illustration; Source: Bristow
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Update: Flights cleared for takeoff after suspension due to tragic helicopter crash

Following suspension due to a helicopter crash, all the companies have now made up their minds to resume their flights, according to Equinor.

about 2 years ago
Illustration; Source: Bristow
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Tragedy strikes during training exercise as helicopter crash ends in fatality

One of Bristow Group’s search and rescue (SAR) helicopters was involved in an accident around 15 nautical miles west of Bergen off Norway.

about 2 years ago
After Sweden, Denmark ends investigation into Nord Stream pipeline explosions
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After Sweden, Denmark ends investigation into Nord Stream pipeline explosions

Denmark has ended its investigation concerning the explosions on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines that occurred in September 2022, becoming the second country to do so. Germany, Sweden and Denmark each initiated respective national investigations into the incident after four gas leaks were foun

about 2 years ago
With offshore repairs soon to begin, Balticconnector restart set for April
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With offshore repairs soon to begin, Balticconnector restart set for April

Offshore repair works for the Balticconnector gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia, which was shut down in October 2023 due to a rupture, are set to start at the beginning of next month. Estonian transmission system operator (TSO) Elering and its Finnish counterpart Gasgrid closed Balticconnecto

about 2 years ago
Green light for Saipem to restart pipelaying off Australia after vessel incident
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Green light for Saipem to restart pipelaying off Australia after vessel incident

Following the offshore trunkline installation incident at the end of January, Italian oilfield services provider Saipem has received approval from the Australian Commonwealth regulator National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) that the Castorone vessel may r

about 2 years ago
Sweden closes investigation on Nord Stream pipeline incident
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Sweden closes investigation on Nord Stream pipeline incident

Sweden has decided to close its investigation concerning the explosions on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines that occurred in September 2022. Germany, Sweden and Denmark each initiated respective national investigations into the incident after four gas leaks were found on the Nord Stream 1 and 2

about 2 years ago
Saipem reports pipelayer incident offshore Australia
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Saipem reports pipelayer incident offshore Australia

Italian oilfield services provider Saipem has reported that an incident occurred on its pipelaying vessel during operations offshore Australia. Saipem announced that early this morning, January 30, an incident occurred on the Castorone pipelay vessel off the waters of Australia during normal pipelay

about 2 years ago
Poor weather hits pause on construction of new UK interconnector
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Poor weather hits pause on construction of new UK interconnector

Offshore cable operations have been paused for the Greenlink interconnector that will link Ireland and Wales due to poor weather and for maintenance and upgrades on the construction vessel. The Greenlink Interconnector will link the southeast of Ireland, from Great Island, County Wexford to South-we

about 2 years ago
Maersk containership
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Red Sea crisis: Missile attacks prompt Maersk subsidiary to halt transits, as emissions surge due to rerouting

Two U.S.-flagged containerships, Maersk Detroit and Maersk Chesapeake, operated by Maersk Line, Limited, a U.S. subsidiary of A.P. Moller-Maersk, were targeted by anti-ship missiles while transiting the Bab el-Mandeb on January 24, 2024. The attacks were confirmed by Maersk saying that the two vesse

about 2 years ago
underwater noise
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Clean Arctic Alliance: The time is now to tackle underwater noise from shipping in Arctic waters

The Clean Arctic Alliance is calling on the maritime sector to reduce the impact of underwater noise from shipping on Arctic wildlife.

about 2 years ago
U.S. Naval Forces Central Command/U.S. 5th Fleet
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Red Sea crisis escalation: US-UK airstrikes, Houthis’ vessel attacks, spike in oil prices, and tanker trade slowdown

Recent events in the Red Sea have added fuel to the growing fears about the possibility of a wider conflict breaking out across the Middle East, prompting further concerns over oil flows, supply chains, and energy prices in the region and beyond.

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UN adopts resolution demanding immediate halt to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea
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UN adopts resolution demanding immediate halt to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea

Following what has been described as the ‘largest Houthi drone attack’ in the Red Sea on January 9, the U.N. Security Council adopted a resolution demanding that the Houthis immediately cease all attacks on merchant and commercial vessels. At least 21 missiles and drones were launched toward interna

about 2 years ago