Tourism Minister Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace yesterday defended the government’s decision to grant approval to a developer to dredge in the… By KEVA LIGHTBOURNE (thenassauguardian) [mappress] Source: thenassauguardian, December 8, 2010;
Carlsbad beaches will receive new sand as a result of the Agua Hedionda Lagoon dredging project, scheduled to take place December through… (newmediawire) [mappress] Source: newmediawire, December 8, 2010;
River-dredging and silt removal work got underway in the Mamaroneck River this morning… By Colin Gustafson (lohudblogs) [mappress] Source: lohudblogs, December 8, 2010;
The board of directors of Sempra Energy today declared a quarterly dividend of 39 cents per share of common stock. The current dividend is payable Jan. 15, 2011, to shareholders of record on Dec. 23, 2010. Sempra Energy, based in San Diego, is a Fortune 500 energy services holding company with 2009
On December, 3 in South Korea a solemn name-giving ceremony was held for the first semi-submersible floating drilling rig constructed within the frames of Shtokman gas-condensate field development according to the contract signed in 2007 between Gazflot LLC and Vyborg Shipyard JSC for engineering an
Marine Designs Ltd, part of the A&P Group, has scooped a Green Energy award for an innovative pontoon system designed to support the offshore renewables industry. The company, based in Falmouth in Cornwall, won the Best Business Innovation Award at the annual Regen SW Green Energy Awards in Bath for
Yekaterinburg hosted today a circuit session of the Gazprom Science & Technology Council’s Workshop on Efficient Distribution and Utilization of Gas and Other Energy Resources. The session addressed the development of a regulatory framework for small-scale production, storage and utilization of liqu
SeaEnergy Renewables Limited (SERL), the 80% subsidiary of SeaEnergy PLC, has won the prestigious Best New Business Award at the Green Energy Awards, held by Scottish Renewables. The awards, hosted at Edinburgh’s International Conference Centre, took place on Thursday 2nd December. The award recogni
Preserving Sydney’s beaches against rising sea levels could cost more than $700 million over the next 50 years and would require the government to reverse… By Kelsey Munro (smh) [mappress] Source: smh, December 8, 2010
Expanding their commitment to the Charleston area community, Carnival‘s partnership with the MUSC Children’s Hospital includes a series of in-kind and monetary donations and fundraisers
A full scale test of Badger Explorer’s autonomous drilling tool has been approved. The Norwegian technology company has carried out tests as part of a prototype development project in Brumndal.
North Sea player Antrim Energy is expanding its operations in South America by taking a 50% stake in a new exploration permit. Antrim has agreed to acquire 50.1% in the Cerro Los Leones Exploration Concession area in Argentina’s Neuquen Basin, which is near to producing oil fields which are thought
Brazil could become the leading offshore technology country, unless Norwegian companies try to keep their skilled expertise in Norway. The samba country, whose own suppliers only make up five per cent of a project’s value creation, is asking Norwegian offshore technology companies to move across the
Operator Xcite Energy has disclosed that bad weather is continuing to hit its plans to test the UK Bentley heavy oil field. Although a shuttle tanker, the Betty Knutsen is ready to offload oil produced during a planned test on the UK Northern North Sea 9/3b-6z sidetrack well, Xcite said today that t
