Tug crews at the Port of Melbourne plan to stop work for 12 hours on Friday, July 9, as they seek to exert pressure on their employer Svitzer Australia to close a new enterprise agreement. Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) said that tug crews will be joined by supporters from the maritime industry,
London-based waste management company Cory has revealed that its entire fleet of tugs will convert to low carbon biofuel.
Petronas Marine has conducted the first LNG bunkering operation with its LNG tanker MV Avenir Advantage at Port Klang, Malaysia.
The first carbon-neutral LNG cargo for Brunei LNG and Osaka Gas was delivered by Shell at the Senboku LNG terminal in Japan.
The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has, on behalf of Orbital Marine Power, opened up a consultation on the decommissioning programme for the second 2MW floating tidal turbine – the O2.2 – planned for Orkney waters.
Dutch tidal energy company SeaQurrent has made progress with the preparation of the test site offshore the island of Ameland in the Wadden Sea ahead of the upcoming demonstration of its full-scale TidalKite device.
Oilfield services provider Petrofac has been awarded a three-year contract extension from Neptune Energy valued in the region of $14 million.
Dutch marine biofuels supplier GoodFuels and bulker owner and operator Berge Bulk have successfully carried out the first marine biofuel trial on a dry bulk carrier.
Brazilian oil and gas company Enauta has stopped production at two of its three wells in the Atlanta field, located in Block BS-4 offshore Brazil.
Maersk Training will deliver immersive simulation and crew resource management training for Diamond Offshore crews worldwide.
Following repairs, ExxonMobil has started the second phase of testing at its Liza Destiny FPSO and is moving forward with plans for a gas pipeline in Guyana.
LNG tanker Berge Arzew has delivered the commissioning cargo to Ertuğrul Gazi FSRU at the LNG terminal in Hatay, Turkey.
Two cable repairs have been completed at the BritNed interconnector between the UK and the Netherlands following recent faults. The second cable repair was completed on 7 June after two faults caused by impact damage were recently reported. However, the repaired section although trenched is still in
The ABS-classed Ertuğrul Gazi, the first Turkish-flagged FSRU, is currently undergoing final regasification trials on site before commencing operations.
