The US Department of Energy (DOE) has selected Webb Institute as the overall winner of the third Marine Energy Collegiate Competition (MECC), which endorses new marine energy ideas for capturing the power of the ocean.
Wärtsilä has signed a 15-year guaranteed asset performance agreement with NYK LNG that covers the engines and equipment for an LNG carrier.
Centrica has revealed that the sale of its Norwegian business and the Statfjord UK field has been completed for $1.1 billion.
Rovco has signed a charter party agreement with Glomar Offshore for the DP2 multipurpose support vessel Glomar Worker. The 60-meter long vessel will be put to work on Rovco’s subsea survey campaigns for “major” operational offshore wind farms in UK waters. Rovco will mobilize a dedicated team on the
U.S. energy company New Fortress Energy has agreed to sell 100 per cent of the equity interests of the Porto de Sergipe LNG-to-power plant to Brazilian power company Eneva.
Vaalco Energy is anticipating a boost to its reserves and production after its third well in 2022 goes online off Gabon later this month.
ZeroNorth has raised over $50 million in investment that will enable the company to look to further accelerate decarbonisation in shipping.
Subsea 7 has secured a contract with Chevron for the development of the recently sanctioned Ballymore project in the deepwater U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
Joint venture Iverson eFuels has selected French engineering company Technip for the engineering design of a complete green ammonia plant in Norway.
Hurricane Energy has decided to give up another licence in the Greater Warwick Area on the UK Continental Shelf.
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Following the extensions of licences for two of the largest undeveloped discoveries off the UK, operators of these two projects are laying the groundwork for their final investment decisions.
French carbon emissions verification company Verifavia has sold a majority stake to Normec, a Dutch testing, inspection and certification organisation.
Legasea has completed a subsea circular economy project, which saw the disassembly of ten decommissioned subsea production systems recovered from the Celtic Sea, that is said to have reduced the carbon emissions of subsea decommissioning operations. The Shore-to-Store service has reduced the carbon
