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INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

A project to reconstruct Denmark’s largest offshore gas and oil operation is reaching its final stages after almost 10 years’ intense engineering work.

12th April 2022

Tyra II nears completion after 10 years

12th April 2022

MARINE CIVILS

MARINE CIVILS

The Port of Zeebrugge has joined SEA-LNG, the multi-sector coalition created to promote LNG as a marine fuel.

8th April 2022

Partnership fosters LNG ambitions

8th April 2022

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

By ignoring the potential of tidal energy, the UK is missing an open goal, say stakeholders in the sector.

7th April 2022

UK missing out on ‘massive opportunity’

7th April 2022

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Super dense rock from Norway is being shipped to Southsea for major flood defence work.

7th April 2022

Rock arrives from Norway for Southsea flood defence

7th April 2022

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Researchers have modelled three concepts which they say could avoid ships crashing into wind turbines and other offshore installations.

28th March 2022

Researchers model crash barrier concepts

28th March 2022

MARINE CONSTRUCTION

MARINE CONSTRUCTION

German energy company RWE and partner Commercial Rib Charters (CRC) have designed what they say is the world’s first amphibious maintenance vessel.

4th March 2022

RWE reveals amphibious maintenance vessel

4th March 2022

MARINE CIVILS

MARINE CIVILS

An international consortium has successfully completed on-land trials of a new anchor that could change the face of mooring and anchoring solutions for offshore engineering – and with half the costs.

4th March 2022

Global consortium completes new anchor test

4th March 2022

FUTURE FUELS

FUTURE FUELS

Aerospace company Babcock has delivered the conceptual engineering support for a combined condensate and LPG floating storage and offloading feasibility study for Twinza Oil.

4th March 2022

Babcock assists on LPG floating storage study

4th March 2022

INDUSTRY NEWS

INDUSTRY NEWS

Port and vessel cable and charging infrastructure developer Zinus will deliver three cable-handling systems to help electrify the Port of Helgeland’s facilities in Sandnessjøen, Norway.

3rd March 2022

Zinus wins Europe and Asia contracts for port charging

3rd March 2022

MARINE CIVILS

MARINE CIVILS

Subsea 7 and its technology partner FLASC have been given a grant by the UK government to develop an offshore energy storage system that will sit on the seabed to store wind-generated…

28th February 2022

Subsea 7 wins grant to install ‘PowerBundle’

28th February 2022