Norwegian vessel owner and operator Golden Energy Offshore Services (GEOS) has taken steps to divest one of its platform supply vessels (PSVs). The post Norwegian shipowner offloads another 2016-built vessel appeared first on Offshore Energy.
La jornada reunió a empresas del ecosistema logístico-portuario para reforzar la resiliencia operativa ante escenarios de incertidumbre. Expertos en gestión de riesgos y continuidad de negocio analizaron cómo prepararse ante crisis que puedan afectar a la operativa logística y portuaria. El Clúster da función loxística de Galicia y la Autoridad Portuaria de Vigo celebraron hoy …
Classification society American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) and South Korea’s shipbuilding major HD Hyundai […] The post Joint development project targets nuclear-powered electric propulsion systems for container ships appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Aquaterra Energy, a UK-headquartered offshore energy engineering solutions provider, has undertaken offshore caisson repair at a platform in the North Sea. The firm claims this is the first time a full-length internal caisson repair has been executed on an offshore production facility, bringing a defective caisson back into service. The post Aquaterra performs ‘first-of-its-kind’ repair work …
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Two foreign fuel tankers in the Gulf were hit by explosions on Thursday, authorities say. One person was killed and another 38 people were rescued after the incident near the Iraqi port of Umm Qasr, which Reuters and CNN reported appeared to be caused by Iranian boats rigged with explosives. Ship tracking websites show the …
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US President Donald Trump says that oil companies should use the Strait of Hormuz, arguing that the US has taken out Iran’s mine ships and does not believe any mines have been laid in the area. When a reporter asked Trump March 11 if he was encouraging the CEOs of oil companies to use the …
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Operational Overview Transit activity through the Strait of Hormuz remained heavily suppressed on March 10, with only two outbound crossings recorded and no inbound movements observed. While this represents a slight increase from the previous day, volumes remain far below normal operating levels and continue to reflect a severely disrupted commercial shipping environment. At the …
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Around 20,000 seafarers on vessels operating in the Middle East are facing a dangerous and highly uncertain security situation as the conflict in the region continues,” said World Shipping Council President & CEO Joe Kramek. Multiple commercial vessels have been struck since the beginning of the conflict, including a container ship that was hit overnight. …
Following the 28 February start of the Iran/Middle East conflict, the safety of containerships in the Middle East Gulf, in the Red Sea and in the wider Middle East/Indian Ocean region has suddenly been questioned, affecting the routing and the number of containership calls in the region. In the 2-week period ended 8 March, 64 …
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Solo en enero y febrero, los armadores encargaron 102 buques con una capacidad combinada de 665.000 TEUs
