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Hibernia Announces Deep-Sea Submarine Survey Underway for Project Express Cable Build
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Hibernia Announces Deep-Sea Submarine Survey Underway for Project Express Cable Build

Hibernia Atlantic, the only American-owned, diverse transatlantic high bandwidth connectivity provider, announces another important milestone in its Project Express cable build; its deep-sea submarine survey is now underway. A critical step in this historic build, the submarine survey will use speci

about 15 years ago
Kvaerner Elects Board of Directors (Norway)
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Kvaerner Elects Board of Directors (Norway)

The Directors to Kvaerner’s Board have been elected. From Kvaerner’s first day of trading on the Oslo Stock Exchange in July 2011, the Board of Directors will consist of five shareholder-elected members as well as three members elected by Kvaerner’s employees. The shareholder-elected members are Kje

about 15 years ago
Cygnus Instruments Launches New Range of ROV Mountable Devices (UK)
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Cygnus Instruments Launches New Range of ROV Mountable Devices (UK)

Cygnus Instruments, the leading UK manufacturer of digital multiple echo ultrasonic thickness gauges, have launched a new range of ROV mountable devices. The new gauges are designed to work at greater depths, streamline the measurement process and provide unrivalled functionality. With two new model

about 15 years ago
Norway: Shell Grant Consent to Use Island Constructor for Subsea Facilities Maintenance
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Norway: Shell Grant Consent to Use Island Constructor for Subsea Facilities Maintenance

A/S Norske Shell (Shell) has been granted consent for use of the mobile well intervention facility Island Constructor for maintenance of subsea facilities on the Draugen field. In September 2010, Shell was granted consent to perform maintenance on wells A55H and B2H. However, the work was postponed.

about 15 years ago
RESON Announces Presentation of SeaBat 7125 at SeaWork International 2011 (UK)
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RESON Announces Presentation of SeaBat 7125 at SeaWork International 2011 (UK)

RESON, a market leader in underwater acoustic sensors, state-of-the-art echosounders, multibeam sonar systems, transducers, hydrophones, and PDS2000 software will be displaying their SeaBat 7125 at SeaWork International 2011, at Canary Islands Fruit Terminal, ABP Southampton, Hampshire UK from the 1

about 15 years ago
UK: PMSS Unveils New Marine Archaeological Service and Announces New Appointments to Team
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UK: PMSS Unveils New Marine Archaeological Service and Announces New Appointments to Team

Specialist renewable energy consulting firm PMSS unveiled their brand new Marine Archaeological Service and announces the recruitment of John Gribble and Stuart Leather to lead the service. They join PMSS to take a leading role in establishing this new service and strengthen our client’s onshore and

about 15 years ago
Denmark: Subsea 7 Wins USD 220 Million Call-Off Contract Under Frame Agreement with DONG Energy
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Denmark: Subsea 7 Wins USD 220 Million Call-Off Contract Under Frame Agreement with DONG Energy

Subsea 7 S.A. announced the award of a call-off contract under the offshore engineering and construction Frame Agreement with DONG Energy for the Siri Caisson Permanent Support Project. The value of the call-off contract is approximately $220 million. The scope involves the engineering, procurement,

about 15 years ago
Russia: Offshore Gas Pipeline Dzhubga–Lazarevskoye–Sochi Put Into Operation
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Russia: Offshore Gas Pipeline Dzhubga–Lazarevskoye–Sochi Put Into Operation

The first intrarussian offshore gas pipeline Dzhubga–Lazarevskoye–Sochi was put into operation in Sochi on June 6. The ceremony dedicated to this event was attended by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, Chairman of the Gazprom Committee Aleksey Miller, and representatives of construction compani

about 15 years ago
UK: CIS Receives Prestigious RoSPA Gold Award
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UK: CIS Receives Prestigious RoSPA Gold Award

Conductor Installation Services Ltd (CIS), an Acteon company, announced an historic HSE milestone for the company: six years without a single accident or incident resulting in a Lost Time Incident (LTI). As a result, for the second consecutive year CIS received the prestigious Gold Award for Occupat

about 15 years ago
Applied Acoustics Exhibits Latest Subsea Tracking System at Seawork (UK)
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Applied Acoustics Exhibits Latest Subsea Tracking System at Seawork (UK)

The very latest subsea tracking system from Applied Acoustics made a last minute entry onto the Applied Acoustics’ stand at Seawork this year. The portable version of the Alpha adds extra versatility to the tracking system as it offers an onboard computer within a splash-proof case, enabling it to b

about 15 years ago
Researchers Led by Professor Cooper Explore Secrets of Seabed Around Ireland
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Researchers Led by Professor Cooper Explore Secrets of Seabed Around Ireland

An international team of researchers led by University of Ulster Professor Andrew Cooper is about to embark on a voyage of underwater discovery that will establish whether Ireland was ever joined to Britain by a land bridge. The aim of the three year project is to determine just how far sea level fe

about 15 years ago
British Antarctic Survey Researchers Solve Deep-Sea Mystery About Copepods (UK)
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British Antarctic Survey Researchers Solve Deep-Sea Mystery About Copepods (UK)

A deep-sea mystery has been solved with the discovery that the tiny 3 mm long marine animals, eaten by herring, cod and mackerel, use the same buoyancy control as whales. Reporting this week in the journal Limnology and Oceanography, researchers from British Antarctic Survey describe how Southern Oc

about 15 years ago
UK: Subsea Companies Find New Opportunities in Offshore Wind Market
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UK: Subsea Companies Find New Opportunities in Offshore Wind Market

Subsea companies will find out about the future drivers for the industry in both oil and gas and renewables at a lunch this week… (subseauk) [mappress] Source: subseauk , June 13 , 2011;

about 15 years ago
UK: Fugro Subsea Services Mobilises RRS Ernest Shackleton for Inspection Projects in North Sea
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UK: Fugro Subsea Services Mobilises RRS Ernest Shackleton for Inspection Projects in North Sea

Fugro Subsea Services mobilised the RRS Ernest Shackleton in Aberdeen for a season of inspection projects in the North Sea. The program will include both pipelines and fixed structures inspections for a number of Fugro Subsea Services North Sea clients. Project Manager Jim Taylor was quick to heap p

about 15 years ago
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