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Big oil traders set to cash in on shipping fuel overhaul

Oil & Gas
The world’s biggest oil traders are gearing up to cash in on big disruptions that could hit the shipping fuel market in just over a year due to new U.N.-mandated environmental rules.

Eastern Shipbuilding Group Resumes Operations, all OPC Workers Back to Work

Naval Engineering
Eastern Shipbuilding Group, a family-owned and operated shipbuilder that is involved in both government and commercial vessel construction and repair

Sempra Initiates Cameron LNG Train 1 Commissioning

Ports
Sempra Energy announced that Cameron LNG has initiated the commissioning process for the support facilities and first liquefaction train of Phase 1 of its Hackberry, La., liquefaction-export project.

ABB, Sintef to Test Hydrogen Fuel Cells

R&D
Norwegian Sintef Ocean and ABB Marine will use two 30kW hydrogen fuel cells, set up in laboratory to model the operation and control of a complete marine power system in a megawatt-scale propulsion plant.

PitPoint.LNG Preps Europe’s First STS LNG Bunkering Station

Ports
PitPoint.LNG, a joint venture between PitPoint clean fuels and Primagaz Nederland BV, received the official permit for the construction of Europe’s first shore-to-ship bunkering station for LNG in the Port of Cologne.

Search for missing North Sea wind worker called off

General
German search and rescue outfit MRCC has wound down the search for a missing offshore wind contractor in the North Sea, according to a spokesman.

NKT confirms Moray East cable deal

Wind Energy
NKT has confirmed a turnkey export cable contract with EDPR for the latter’s 950MW Moray East wind farm off Scotland.

Disney’s First New Orleans Cruise Sells Out in One Hour

Passenger Fleet
Disney Cruise Lines' first sailing from Louisiana, a four-day itinerary departing New Orleans in early 2020, was so popular that it sold out in about an hour. 

Royal Navy Shadows Russian Frigate in English Channel

Navy
Last week, as the U.S. and its NATO partners conducted the largest drills in the alliance's history, the Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Tyne tracked a Russian frigate as it passed through the English Channel.

Building the Tools to Explore Beneath Arctic Ice

R&D
Sitting on a stool in tattered painter’s pants, hiking boots and a green t-shirt, Dr. Jason Gobat looks better suited for an afternoon hike than an Arctic expedition.

Ship to Shore Crane Blasted and Toppled

Videos
A heavily corroded ship to shore crane was demolished last Sunday October 28 in a rare crane toppling event.

Nearly Half of All 2018 Scheduled Deliveries Still at Yards

Safety & Regulations
There are 1,966 vessels which have deliveries dates scheduled for 2018. However only 1,100 have hit the water so far this year, meaning 44 percent of the 2018 orderbook is outstanding, according to VesselsValue.
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