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Angus trailblazer Fiona reveals inspirations behind seafaring career on International Women s Day

Inspiration She also cited the inspiration of pioneering Tayside woman Victoria Drummond, the UK’s first woman marine engineer. “I started a cadetship with full sponsorship from Lloyds of London, now Maritime London, directly from sixth year at Webster’s High School,” said Fiona. “My first trip was on the Teignbank, a general cargo vessel which traded on an 80-day trip round the world. “I joined the vessel in Le Havre and sailed across to the Panama Canal, down to Tahiti. “We had port calls in New Caledonia, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, various ports in Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Malaysia, and back to Europe via the Suez Canal.

Norwegian Seismic Firm Reactivates Vessels Citing Pick

Credit: PGS Norway-based marine seismic surveyor PGS said Thursday it was experiencing an increase in seismic acquisition project activity, and that it would reactivate some previously stacked vessels. Based on project awards so far, PGS has started preparations to activate Ramform Vanguard for the summer season, with the acquisition expected to commence in April, PGS said. In addition, the company said it would activate the Sanco Swift vessel to be used as a source vessel for at least three months on awarded projects. To remind, back in April 2020, due to the coronavirus outbreak and a crash in oil prices hitting the offshore services industry hard, PGS said it would cold stack two 3D vessels - PGS Apollo and Sanco Swift. 

ABS: U S Offshore Wind Vessel Demand Set To Soar

Credit: hro1980/AdobeStock It s no longer news that the U.S. is set to become the next big offshore wind market, with an IEA 2019 report forecasting 40 GW of installed offshore wind capacity in the country by 2040, which will require a $100 billion investment. To meet this expected growth, both in the fixed-bottom wind farms and the floating wind farms, the U.S. market will require a large amount of wind farm support vessels of various types, with the current fixed-bottom wind turbine installation fleet non-existent, and the foreign-flagged vessels not an option, for the most part. Development of ports required to support the offshore wind construction will need to pick up, too.

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