French oilfield services provider TechnipFMC has won a contract to build and install subsea equipment for Neptune Energy’s Seagull offshore oil development project in the UK North Sea.
The Port of Everett Commission has awarded a $3.37 million contract to American Construction Company for the fourth and final phase of Central Marina Improvements. This project completes the port’s six-year, $30 million re-investment into the northeast corner of the Central Docks. The work, anticipa
Singapore’s struggling offshore vessel operator Emas Offshore has filed an application with the high court of the Republic of Singapore to be placed under judicial management.
Italian oilfield contractor Saipem has been awarded new offshore drilling contracts in Romania and Abu Dhabi worth over $160 million.
Under the deal, the bulker Myrto would continue working for Cargill for a period of about nine to eleven months.
The westbound Asia-Med saw a good start to 2019, but recent pricing levels suggest that things are levelling off.
Oilfield services firm Halliburton was profitable in the second quarter of 2019; however, its net income dropped compared to the second quarter of 2018.
Aberdeen Harbor has just announced that progress is continuing apace at South Harbor, with 120,000 tonnes of infill material behind the caissons on Dunnottar Quay creating the first operational quay. The fill material used behind the caissons has been quarried from Norway, and will provide these qua
Defend H2O, a Sag Harbor-based environmental group, said in its latest release that they plan to sue the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County and other entities over a dredging project on the environmentally sensitive Carmans River. Defend H2O has provided formal Notice of Intent to Sue the Town of Br
Nexans said it has completed the final type-test to qualify its 420 kV XLPE subsea cable for installation at a world record depth of 550 meters. The cable type-testing, carried out by Nexans Norway, is a vital preparation for a project to create a subsea power interconnector crossing Fensfjorden, a
The magnitude of the sulphur cap challenge and the need for a smooth transition raising concerns.
Sweden’s largest hybrid-electric car ferry, Tellus, is ready to commence passenger operations.
Maersk Drilling has been awarded a contract by Perenco for its Maersk Resolute jack-up drilling rig.
Maritime Developments (MDL) has added a horizontal lay system (HLS) to its rental fleet following a double-project award from a new client. The HLS is designed to work in conjunction with the complete range of MDL 2-track or 4-track tensioners for installation or retrieval of SURF products. In its c
