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Multifunction icebreaking PSVs

When Sovcomflot needed OSV capable of servicing the Sakhalin2 development in the Russian Far East it turned to icebreaker specialist Archtech Helsinki Shipyard

N-Sea starts work on £30M North Sea IRM

Netherlands-based subsea services provider N-Sea has started a three-year inspection, repair and maintenance project in the central and northern North Sea

Tractebel strengthens position

Tractebel, part of Engie, has announced the acquisition of Overdick, the Hamburg-based offshore engineering company

Maersk to opt for scrubbers

The world's biggest container shipping company, A.P. Moller-Maersk, said it will add exhaust gas cleaning systems to some of its ships to achieve

Environmental Lawyer Try to Block NordStream2

Environmental law organization ClientEarth has filed a complaint to Sweden’s Supreme Administrative Court to halt the construction of a 510 kilometer

LNG carrier ‘Vladimir Vize’

MOL announced that on 11 September, a naming ceremony for an ice-breaking LNG carrier, which was jointly ordered by MOL and COSCO

New instrument built to explore deep sea

A fisheries biologist and acoustics researcher at the Northeast Fisheries Science Center (NEFSC) laboratory in Woods Hole

Sovcomflot orders LNG-powered

PAO Sovcomflot (SCF Group) has ordered a pair LNG-powered aframax tanker newbuilds backed by 20-year charters from Rosneft.

LNG carrier spot rates soar as US export

The nearby spot rates for chartering large LNG carriers have been soaring at a time when future US export projects, fueling forward activity

Container volumes at the Port of Long Beach

Container volumes at the Port of Long Beach dropped by 1.9% in August compared to the same month the year before.

Yemeni navy seizes Houthis

The Yemeni Navy managed to prevent an attempt by Houthi rebels against ships in the Red Sea. According to initial reports

Oil majors apply for first CO2

On Friday, oil majors Equinor, Shell and Total, submitted an application for an exploitation permit for a subsea reservoir for injection

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