Two weeks ago (here) we reported on the profit warnings in offshore wind from industry leaders Equinor and Ørsted. Equinor reported that fierce bidding from BP and other ..
The Canadian government has completed the removal of approximately 60 tonnes of heavy fuel oil and diesel from Schiedyk, a wrecked cargo vessel that has remained partiall ..
Netherlands-based Damen Shipyards Group has concluded a licence agreement with US shipbuilder Conrad Industries wherein the latter’s Louisiana-based subsidiary, Con ..
The world’s first hybrid daughter craft vessels designed to support the offshore wind market are to be built in the UK through a new multi-million pound deal. Aberd ..
The balance of activity for 2020, according to official sources of the Spanish government, through its shipbuilding newsletters, reported that at the end of the year, the ..
Maintenance and light construction vessels take on new contracts in Europe while charters have been announced for drillships, including one currently under construction i ..
Better late than never. Luxembourg’s flag state report on the sinking of the RAmpage 5000 design anchor handling tug Bourbon Rhode on September 26, 2019, was finally is ..
Newbuild deliveries of offshore vessels continue at a steady pace, particularly in the operations and maintenance segments supporting clients in Europe, the Middle East, ..
ScottishPower Renewables has launched a pilot project wherein waste vegetable oil will help power the crewboats that are working on the company’s East Anglia ONE of ..
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