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DEME and Royal IHC successfully launched the 7,950m³ trailing suction hopper dredger (TSHD) Meuse River at IHC’s shipyard in Krimpen aan den IJssel, the Netherlands, today. Meuse River has the same innovative design as the award winning IHC-built TSHD Scheldt River, which joined the DEME fleet in 20
IKM Ocean Design has been awarded Johan Sverdrup Phase 2 pipeline and umbillical detail engineering contract. The contract is a continuation of IKM Ocean Design’s long-term involvement in the Johan Sverdrup project, where the company has been involved in all project stages for both Phase 1 and Phase
Hamburg-based FinTech company Marvest launches a new digital ship investment project.
Ocean Infinity has launched its third vessel – the Normand Frontier. The vessel has now been mobilised, having been signed on a three-year year charter with the Norwegian ship owner Solstad Offshore in December 2018. The mobilisation of this third vessel adds to Ocean Infinity’s current fleet consis
The vessel will now start a six-week journey to the Irish Sea, where it will begin service in January 2020.
The Danish government has agreed on a new subsidy scheme for the Thor offshore wind project. With the new scheme, the government said a stable settlement price is guaranteed for the power generated by the offshore wind farm and support is provided based on the difference between the agreed price and
The Slufter, the depot for contaminated dredged material from the Port of Rotterdam, can now also accept dredged silt contaminated with PFAS – a group of over six thousand synthetic chemical substances that occur in non-stick coatings, paint, fire extinguisher foam, clothing and many other products.
The Port of Melbourne dredging program is expected to begin on the 25th of November 2019, the Australia’s largest container port said in its latest announcement. Dredging works, set to be completed in March 2020, will be carried out at various locations within the port precinct and the South Channel
Shippers and forwarders are starting to help carriers cover the additional cost of the cleaner, low-sulphur fuel.
MOL Chemical Tankers has agreed with KNOC and SK Gas to develop a chemical terminal in the Port of Ulsan.
Yang Ming plunged deeper into the red in Q3 2019 after returning several high-cost chartered vessels.
The Assembly Appropriations Committee has approved Assemblyman Jay Webber’s legislation (A3804) creating a fund to preserve New Jersey’s second largest lake. “Greenwood Lake is a great natural, economic, and recreational resource for New Jersey, supplying more than 3 million of our residents with dr
