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Trelleborg kit to protect inter-array cables off China
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Trelleborg kit to protect inter-array cables off China

Torgy LNG AS has awarded Trelleborg with a contract to provide 190 integrated cable protection systems for Jiangsu Qidong offshore wind farm project located off Jiangsu, China. Trelleborg’s NjordGuard cable protection system will protect the inter-array grid power cables on the project from over-ben

about 5 years ago
Tekmar workers
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Tekmar scoops up new offshore wind cable protection job

UK-based Tekmar Energy has secured a new subsea cables protection contract on a ‘major’ operational offshore wind farm project. The contract also includes work for Tekmar Energy’s sister companies Subsea Innovation and AgileTek Engineering. The deal, which follows Pipeshield’s largest-ever contract

about 5 years ago
DP World
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DP World Antwerp Gateway orders fleet of automated stacking cranes

DP World Antwerp Gateway has ordered a fleet of 34 Automated Stacking Cranes (Konecranes Gottwald ARMGs) for its container terminal in Antwerp, Belgium. The cranes will be an expansion to the current fleet of 20 ARMGs currently in operation. The first batch will be delivered in Q2 2022, the last bat

about 5 years ago
Oldendorff’s newbuilds fitted with ABB’s Azipod electric propulsion
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Oldendorff’s newbuilds fitted with ABB’s Azipod electric propulsion

China’s Chengxi Shipyard has delivered the first of twin self-unloading transshipment newbuilds to German shipowner Oldendorff Carriers. The 21,500-DWT transshipment bulkers have been installed with two 1.9-MW Azipod units, as part of a package of electric, digital and connected solutions from ABB.

about 5 years ago
High Stack Battery
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Phoenician Energy’s aluminum-air batteries win in Yara Marine’s accelerator program

Yara Marine Technologies, a Norway-based provider of exhaust gas cleaning systems, has selected Phoenician Energy’s aluminum-air batteries as the winner of its corporate accelerator program, Yara Marine X. Yara Marine X was launched in September as a startup competition aiming to provide a home for

about 5 years ago
Wartsila
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Gibson: Up to 40% of VLCC fleet could be scrubber fitted by the end of 2021

Despite a massive drop in premium earnings for ships fitted with scrubbers during 2020, the scope for scrubber cancellations has been limited due to contractual obligations with shipyards and scrubber manufacturers, Gibson Shipbrokers said in its latest weekly report. This might come as a bit surpri

about 5 years ago
Reach Subsea USV
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Reach unveils its new subsea services model

Norwegian contractor Reach Subsea has introduced new and future-proof, sustainable solution for subsea services. The project, named Reach Remote, is a cooperation with industrial partners Kongsberg Maritime and Massterly, and also gets support from Innovation Norway. The first stage of Reach Remote

about 5 years ago
Sumitomo Electric cable
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Sumitomo Electric on Stikine Crossing cable replacement duty

Japanese cabling specialist Sumitomo Electric recently won a contract for the Stikine Crossing submarine cable replacement project. Specifically, the project takes place in the Stikine Crossing (approximately 5 kilometres) between Vank and Woronkofski Islands, near Wrangell, Alaska. The purpose of t

about 5 years ago
Oceaneering Isurus ROV
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Oceaneering nets over $225M in contracts

Oceaneering’s Subsea Robotics segment has won multiple contracts during the fourth quarter of 2020, with anticipated aggregate revenue in excess of $225 million. These contracts are with international oil and gas operators and marine construction companies, and range in duration from several months

about 5 years ago
Port of Oakland welcomes its tallest cranes yet into the harbor
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Port of Oakland welcomes its tallest cranes yet into the harbor

Colossal cranes have arrived into the Port of Oakland’s harbor on board the heavy-lift vessel Zhen Hua 35. Stevedoring Services of America (SSA) has invested in the three giant cranes for its Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT). The cranes were ordered from Shanghai-based ZPMC. The inves

about 5 years ago
ABS joins International Windship Association
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ABS joins International Windship Association

American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has joined the International Windship Association (IWSA), the not-for-profit organisation that promotes and helps facilitate the uptake of direct wind propulsion solutions for commercial shipping. The move is being announced as ABS increases its involvement with win

about 5 years ago
ferry
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Schottel to equip ASKO’s autonomous, electric ferries

Germany’s propulsion manufacturer Schottel has received a contract to deliver EcoPellers and PumpJets for two autonomous electric ferries ordered by Norway-based ASKO Maritime AS.

about 5 years ago
Dive Technologies AUV
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Sonardyne kits out Dive Technologies AUV

Subsea robotics innovator Dive Technologies has chosen a complete suite of Sonardyne technologies for navigation, tracking and control of its large displacement DIVE-LD autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) programme. The DIVE-LD AUV could meet a wide range of long-endurance mission requirements, acro

about 5 years ago
subsea tree illustration
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Subsea tree demand could reach 224 units in 2021, Westwood says

Current subsea tree demand in 2021 could total up to 224 units, based on $50/bbl Brent, according to market research provider Westwood. Based on assessment of subsurface, commercial & geopolitical factors, Westwood has classified 137 units as ‘firm’, 51 unit as ‘probable’ and 32 units as ‘possible’.

about 5 years ago
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