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Statoil will drill nine wells during a non-stop 2013 Norwegian Barents exploration campaign. The company plans to meet development challenges here by tripling its Arctic technology research budget. Statoil's exploration…
Atomflot awards a US$ 1.15-billion contract for a nuclear-powered icebreaker to Russia's Baltic Shipyard. The ship is designed for operations in the western Arctic and shallow water areas of the Yenisei River and the…
Troms Offshore Supply has received its new build Platform Supply Vessel no 773 at STX Søviknes shipyard in Norway The ship will be given the name MV Troms Sirius in a naming ceremony to be arranged in Stavanger Troms…
DNV increases its Arctic focus and acquires the oil-spill preparedness company NPS The Arctic has large oil and gas resources and operations in this sensitive and harsh area will require efficient oil-spill preparedness…
The IMO’s Sub-Committee on Ship Design and Equipment (DE) is working on a mandatory Code for ships operating in Polar waters — widely known as the Polar Code, to supplement other regulatory instruments, including SOLAS…
One of Canada’s most storied naval architecture firms, Robert Allan Ltd., and Canada’s leading arctic and offshore engineering firm, Ausenco Sandwell, formed a joint venture -— Canada’s Arctic SAGE Team -— to bid for the…
