MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has been selected to supply RoRo equipment for four zero-carbon ready and multi-fuel Aurora class pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs).
Waldorf is buying the entire UK business of Hungary’s MOL, which will see it double its staek in the North Sea’s Greater Catcher Area.
German transmission system operator OGE and compatriot utility RWE have jointly developed the national infrastructure concept H2ercules.
Marine survey contractor Argeo has signed an agreement with Kongsberg Maritime for the purchase of a Hugin 6000 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). The company has also secured a 12-month contract for AUV work using the newly obtained Hugin 6000.
Green shore power could reduce emissions in ports by more than 90%, as well as minimise noise and air pollution levels, a new feasibility study released by Scotland’s Aberdeen Harbour shows.
Canada’s national association for offshore renewable energies Marine Renewables Canada has released a report summarizing its activities in tidal, wave, and offshore wind sector in 2021.
With FSO deployment still on track, Vaalco has inked a deal with DOF Subsea to support it in replacing an existing FPSO unit off Gabon.
Petroleum E&P company Woodside Energy has contracted DOF Subsea Australia for subsea XTrees retrieval and offshore support services at Enfield field.
Following an award of two new deepwater blocks during the Indonesia Petroleum Bid Round 2021, BP has expanded its footprint off Indonesia.
The Port of Zeebrugge, regarded as Belgium’s most important LNG hub, has joined SEA-LNG, the multi-sector industry coalition established to demonstrate LNG’s benefits as a viable marine fuel.
Pre-construction works for the Canadian Woodfibre LNG project will begin this year, revealed the project’s CEO in an update to Squamish Council.
iXblue’s solid-state 3D multibeam sonar SeapiX 3D has been tested in the Block Island offshore wind farm off the coast of Rhode Island to observe and monitor the pelagic ecosystem.
Sustainable Marine has intensified operations to connect its floating tidal energy platform to the Canadian power grid.
Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and compatriot shipbuilder Oshima Shipbuilding said that the introduction plan of a large-scale dry bulk vessel with a hard sail system was certified by the country’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
