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PIANGO Calls for Pacific Island Seabed Mining Ban
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PIANGO Calls for Pacific Island Seabed Mining Ban

Pacific Islands Association of Non-Governmental Organisation (PIANGO) has called Pacific Islands government to ban seabed mining due to the risk it presents to marine environment. According to PIANGO’s executive director Emele Duituturaga, it is becoming increasingly clear that the blue growth narra

about 7 years ago
Gazprom and Almaz-Antey Seal Subsea Equipment Deal
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Gazprom and Almaz-Antey Seal Subsea Equipment Deal

Gazprom and Almaz-Antey Corporation have signed a contract for batch manufacturing of subsea production equipment. The deal was signed by Alexey Miller, chairman of the Gazprom management committee, and Yan Novikov, chairman of the management board, director general of the Almaz-Antey Corporation, a

about 7 years ago
Malaysia Contracts for McDermott
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Malaysia Contracts for McDermott

McDermott has secured two contracts to provide transportation and installation of offshore structures, pipelines and pre-commissioning work for the Pan Malaysia field development located off Sarawak, Malaysia. One contract is from Sarawak Shell Berhad (SSB) and one from Sapura Exploration and Produc

about 7 years ago
China Delivers Largest Monopiles
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China Delivers Largest Monopiles

The first two of a total 500 offshore wind turbine foundations have been designed and fabricated for SPIC Guangdong Offshore Wind Power’s project in China’s Guangdong province. The monopiles, designed by Ramboll, are said to be the largest in the world – weighing 1,600 tonnes each, compared to the c

about 7 years ago
GC Rieber Swings to Profit
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GC Rieber Swings to Profit

Norwegian offshore vessels provider GC Rieber Shipping has reported profit of NOK 269 million for the forth quarter of 2018, compared with a loss of NOK 81 million in the prior-year comparable period. This comes down to profit per snare on NOK 3.13, versus NOK 1.86 loss in the corresponding period i

about 7 years ago
OSIL Builds New Autonomous Profiling Winch
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OSIL Builds New Autonomous Profiling Winch

Marine engineering experts Ocean Scientific International Ltd (OSIL) has produced a new and compact autonomous profiling winch that will operate unmanned for 30 days. OSIL were approached with a requirement for a 24V waterproof winch system to mount to existing automated surface vehicle systems. The

about 7 years ago
Neptune Energy Signs Up Sea Mar for IRM Duties
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Neptune Energy Signs Up Sea Mar for IRM Duties

Neptune Energy Netherlands has awarded Sea Mar Shipping a three-year contract for its IRM vessel Sea Mar Splendid. In addition, the contract has two one-year options. The vessel and crew will support Neptune Energy with its IRM campaigns on the Dutch Continental Shelf from March 2019 until 2021. The

about 7 years ago
Ocean Infinity Finds Stellar Daisy
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Ocean Infinity Finds Stellar Daisy

Ocean Infinity said it has located the wreck of the lost South Korean tanker, Stellar Daisy. The ship was located at a depth of 3461 meter in the South Atlantic Ocean, approximately 1800 nautical miles due west of Cape Town. Stellar Daisy sank on March 31, 2017, transporting iron ore from Brazil to

about 7 years ago
Subcon Supports TurkStream Pipeline Project
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Subcon Supports TurkStream Pipeline Project

Subcon has completed multiple pipeline supports using its engineered solution. Support for the 32-inch TurkStream pipeline was required where the seabed transitioned from the continental shelf to deep water. Multiple grouted supports were installed at this location to reduce pipeline stresses during

about 7 years ago
OPEC Project Delivers Several Options
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OPEC Project Delivers Several Options

The 15-month OPEC (Offshore Platform for Energy Competitiveness) feasibility project has produced a number of conclusions and recommendations which may be taken forward if further funding can be sourced. OPEC, explored the technical and economic feasibility of using large offshore floating platforms

about 7 years ago
Highlights of the Week
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Highlights of the Week

Subsea World News has put together a recap of the most interesting articles from the previous week (February 11 – February 17). https://subseaworldnews.com/2019/02/14/oceaneering-sinks-to-loss/ This content is available after accepting the cookies. Change cookie-settings View on Subseaworldnews. Oce

about 7 years ago
Sea Mar Shipping Gets Neptune Energy IRM Contract Renewal
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Sea Mar Shipping Gets Neptune Energy IRM Contract Renewal

Neptune Energy Netherlands has awarded Sea Mar Shipping a contract for its Inspection, Repair and Maintenance (IRM) vessel ‘Sea Mar Splendid’. The contract is for three years plus two one-year options, the company said. The vessel and crew will support Neptune Energy with its IRM campaigns on the Du

about 7 years ago
University of Rhode Island to Name New Research Vessel Resolution
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University of Rhode Island to Name New Research Vessel Resolution

University of Rhode Island will name its new Regional Class research vessel ‘Resolution’, following an approval from the National Science Foundation. “The name selected for the new research vessel is fitting as it honors both the history and future of ocean exploration,” said URI president David M.

about 7 years ago
Vår Energi Enters Carbon Capture and Storage Partnership with NCCS
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Vår Energi Enters Carbon Capture and Storage Partnership with NCCS

Vår Energi has entered into a partnership with the Norwegian Carbon Capture & Storage Research Centre (NCCS) to enable fast track CCS technology development and deployment. The agreement has a total value of NOK 30 million over a six-year period. “This partnership complements Vår Energi’s research a

about 7 years ago
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