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ClassNK Warns of BWTS Bottleneck in 2022

Safety & Regulations
Class society ClassNK is urging shipowners to begin the process of installing ballast water treatment systems on their existing vessels soon.

BSEE Modifies Offshore Well Safety Equipment Rules

Safety & Regulations
In a decision published Friday, the Trump administration's Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement announced that it is eliminating certain offshore safety regulations

After Eight Years, Royal Navy Welcomes Back Carrier-Based Jets

Navy
Fast fighter jets are once again flying from a Royal Navy aircraft carrier as the first F-35s have landed on the flight deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth.

Innogy cuts Galloper ribbon

Wind Energy
Innogy has officially opened its 353MW Galloper wind farm 27km off Suffolk in England.

Carnegie buoyed by Oz wave payment

Tidal Energy
The state government of Western Australia (WA) has approved a reduced first milestone payment to Carnegie Clean Energy as part of an A$16m grant for the Albany wave project.

China’s Nexen plans Gulf of Mexico exit

Oil & Gas
Nexen Petroleum, a unit of China’s CNOOC Ltd., plans to divest its stake in the Gulf of Mexico as trade tensions between the US and China mount, according to a Reuters report.

BP gets go-ahead for North Sea subsea tieback

Oil & Gas
BP has received approval from the Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) to proceed with the Vorlich development in the central North Sea.

Bimco fast tracks 2020 sulphur cap bunker clause

Business
Bimco is fast-tracking its first 2020 bunker clause that could be published as early as the end of October.

Dry bulk FFA market: Pre-Golden Week holiday euphoria for Capesizes

Merchant Navy
Market sentiment for Capesize market was on the rise this week despite the widening gap between the physical and paper market.

Autonomous shipping does not mean unmanned

Autonomous Shipping
Kongsberg, the Norwegian company leading the world in autonomous shipping, has sought to allay fears that technological advancements will lead to widespread job losses in the industry.

UK Hydrographic Office conducts seabed mapping in Dominica to support marine economy

Subsea Technology
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has deployed a motorboat to survey the waters off Dominica as part of the Commonwealth Marine Economies (CME) Programme.

DNV GL updates marine warranty standard to improve the industry’s management of marine operations

R&D
The new edition now includes a completely revised section for marine operations involving pipelines, risers, jumpers, umbilicals and submarine cables.
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