FreeStar Subsea Services, a new company in the market set up by the merger of Dutch companies Vriezoo ROV Services and Mark Offshore, has acquired its first vessel, marking the start of operations. Managing Director of Vriezoo ROV Services Willem de Vries and Managing Director of Mark Offshore Mark
DNV and Artemis Technologies have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the development, certification and operation of 100% electric foiling vessels.
Rosetta Energy has inked a deal enabling it to provide natural gas for an industrial city in Tanzania via an LNG virtual pipeline.
Vopak has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Vice Mayor of Tianjin delegation to support the repurposing of Vopak Tianjin’s infrastructure for new energies.
Royal Vopak and AltaGas reached a positive FID on the large-scale LPG and bulk liquids export terminal on Ridley Island, B.C., Canada.
The Republic of Korea and Norway have joined forces to boost economic cooperation in clean energy, shipbuilding, and eco-friendly and smart vessels.
The first of twelve new hybrid high-speed ferries designed by Incat Crowther for Liberty Lines will soon begin servicing the latter’s routes between Sicily and nearby islands.
Following an FID, PVN has penned multiple agreements with its partners to proceed with an integrated development project offshore Vietnam.
ADNOC L&S has signed an LoI for the construction of LNG carriers with South Korea’s shipbuilder and is buying a Singaporean shipping company.
Classification societies ABS and Lloyd’s Register (LR) have awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) to a new ammonia-fueled 3,500 TEU container feeder vessel design.
RINA, Gas and Heat, and Wärtsilä have signed an agreement to develop a bunkering vessel specially designed to deliver and operate on green ammonia fuel.
UMAS, formerly a close collaboration between the UCL Energy Institute shipping research group and UMAS International, is to take on a new configuration in order to better serve the shipping sector’s needs, as it moves into an era of rapid technological change and development related to decarbonizati
Solar Methanol 1 (SM1), the proposed solar thermal-powered plant that will produce green methanol in Port Augusta, South Australia, has received planning consent.
AD Ports signed an MoU with Transmar and Orascom Construction to develop a green methanol storage and export facility for maritime transport.
