Malaysia’s OceanMight has received a letter of award to supply a module related to the upgrade of Vestigo Petroleum’s two offshore facilities.
The addition of the combined gas carriers boosts the company’s LNG trading fleet to 10 vessels.
Portline Bulk International pleaded guilty to violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships and obstruction.
Norwegian offshore vessel owner Solstad Offshore needs more time to work out a sustainable solution for the company’s current financial position as restructuring talks continue.
SSE Renewables has applied for Foreshore Licences to carry our surveys at two offshore wind sites in Ireland that could accommodate approximately 1.6GW of capacity. The applications to the Irish Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government seek approval for conducting geophysical, geotechnic
Louisiana Congressmen Cedric Richmond and Steve Scalise issued the following statement on June 19 about the passage of their amendments securing funding for Louisiana coastal restoration projects: “Today’s success in the House with the passage of key coastal restoration amendments signals success an
Container feeders are potentially a good case for hybridization, according to DNV GL.
Tanker BW Seine marked the start of operations at Oikos Storage Ltd’s new deepwater jetty.
The words ‘port infrastructure’ usually conjure up images of quay walls, breakwaters, roads and cranes. But some of the most critical infrastructure to port operations is below the water – berths and navigational channels maintained at safe depths, according to Mark Simmonds, British Ports Associati
Rotech Subsea has been awarded contracts for two significant scopes of work for Boskalis Subsea Cables & Flexibles (previously VBMS). The dual campaign will see Rotech Subsea’s TRS1 and TRS1 LD tools deployed for cable deburial and reburial scopes on a southern North Sea sector offshore wind farm. T
Hapag-Lloyd vessel damaged a gantry crane in Vietnam after briefly grounding, company confirmed.
The Canadian government is entering into contract negotiations with Davie for the construction of two ferries.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, with expertise and resources from Cottrell Contracting of Chesapeake, Va., recently completed the first portion of a dredging pilot project in the Jekyll Creek/St. Simons Sound area. The pilot project seeks to find environmentally viable, cost-eff
U.S. Secretary of State said that intelligence officials have “lots of evidence” to support this claim.
