Green Marine International has made its voluntary environmental certification program available to the maritime industry in more countries such as Australia, the Bahamas and Mexico, after determining that its performance criteria are sufficiently challenging beyond each nation’s existing regulations
Norwegian marine energy storage company Corvus Energy has secured a contract to supply its energy storage systems (ESS) for new LNG-powered Aloha Class containerships being built for U.S.-based transportation and logistics company Matson.
The second module of the natural gas processing unit (UPGN) in metropolitan Rio de Janeiro, operated by Brazil’s state-owned energy giant Petrobras, has started commercial operation.
Valaris has won a multi-well drilling assignment for one of its drillships in West Africa with an undisclosed oil and gas operator.
UAE-based ADNOC Offshore has handed out a contract to its sister company ADNOC Drilling for three island rigs to support expanding operations at a development project offshore Abu Dhabi.
Yinson Production, a subsidiary of Kuala Lumpur-based energy infrastructure and technology company Yinson Holdings, has made its first foray into a corporate-level standby letter of credit and guarantee facility to boost its liquidity.
UK-based maritime nuclear innovation company CORE POWER has lent its voice to proposed legislation being reintroduced in the US Senate that calls for a transformation of the US shipping sector.
Dolphin Drilling has tweaked the terms of the deal for its multimillion-dollar facility agreement with security, among other things, over the 1990-built semi-submersible rig it acquired from Transocean, providing for amortization relief of the installments payable for the three months from April to
TotalEnergies has entered a partnership with Lloyd’s Register OneOcean to deploy the latter’s advanced route optimization technology across its shipping operations.
Dutch-Norwegian provider of offshore floating solar energy solutions, SolarDuck, has obtained ISO 9001 certification from classification society Bureau Veritas.
A key piece of equipment has embarked on a journey from a shipyard in Norway to a North Sea field operated by the Norwegian oil and gas player Aker BP.
Allseas has enlarged its fleet with two newbuild offshore construction vessels (OCVs) to position itself for long-term growth in a rapidly evolving market by strengthening its offshore capabilities.
A green shipping corridor across the Pacific Ocean linking the United States and South Korea is set to be established by 2027, the latter country’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF) has unveiled. According to MOF, the “South Korea-US Green Shipping Corridor Construction Implementation Roadmap”,
DOF Group has secured a new assignment for one of its subsea operation vessels and an extension of a deal, which allows one of its flexible, large subsea construction ships to undertake work off the coast of Brazil.
