Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded approval in principle (AiP) to the Marine Design & Research Institute of China (MARIC) for a dual-fuel 12,800 CEU capacity pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) design.
A UK-Belgium joint venture established last year has begun vessel mobilization for a project in Senegal that is part of a program that aims to revolutionize the country’s power infrastructure and provide sustainable electricity to millions of people. Under a $200 million contract, UK’s Enshore Subse
Singapore’s Keystone Offshore has signed an MOU with China’s CPOE forming a strategic alliance to elevate their offshore portfolios.
Sintana Energy has wrapped up its acquisition of a stake in a new license in the Orange Basin off the coast of Namibia.
Gasunie is the intended network operator for the future hydrogen network in the North Sea.
Classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) and Chinese shipyard COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry have partnered on the development of an 82,500 dwt cyber-resilient bulk carrier design.
After painting the ZOEX unit and adding the buoyancy floats, it is set to go to Port of Aberdeen South Harbour for wet trials.
New Zealand’s government is setting the stage to lift the ban on offshore oil and gas exploration with a suite of proposed changes to an energy bill in a bid to stave off energy security woes due to looming gas supply shortages.
The Netherlands-headquartered N-Sea and its partner Neptune Marine Service have launched what is said to be the first dedicated cable repair and installation vessel. Neptune Marine recently converted the existing anchored barge NP-459 into a dedicated cable repair DP2 vessel, named Curo, with a 50t
South Korea’s national flagship carrier HMM and Swedish multinational conglomerate IKEA Supply Chain Operations have signed an agreement to use HMM’s low-carbon ocean transport solution to support shipping’s decarbonization.
The global plan to spend over $1 trillion on new LNG infrastructure could slow down the net-zero agenda, Earth Insight’s report suggests.
After hitting another snag due to a court-ordered temporary halt of operations, a gas project in the North Sea is awaiting outcome of court hearing.
Jan De Nul Group has set up a partnership with green technology, energy and metals company Fortescue for the transport of green electrons – electrons that were made using renewable resources – from energy-producing continents to energy-demanding ones through subsea cables. The partners have joined f
Norwegian Hydrogen and Glocal Green have entered into a concrete cooperation agreement for the development and establishment of hydrogen production in connection with Glocal Green’s planned bio-methanol plant in Øyer in Gudbrandsdalen.
