Norwegian ferry operator Torghatten and compatriot technology company Kongsberg Maritime have entered into a contract to develop a system for self-driving ferries on the Flakk-Rørvik route.
French sailing freight transport company TransOceanic Wind Transport (TOWT) has joined the Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association (ZESTAs), a non-profit organization dedicated to a sustainable marine industry.
Plug Power has signed a basic engineering and design package (BEDP) with Allied Green Ammonia (AGA) for a 3 GW electrolyzer plant supplying hydrogen to AGA’s planned ammonia facility proposed for the Northern Territory of Australia.
Norway has signed a new agreement with the UK, Belgium, Denmark and the Netherlands to facilitate better cooperation on the international operation of autonomous vessels.
Belgium, Ireland and the UK have signed a joint statement to increase their cooperation on renewables and interconnection opportunities, as well as a letter of agreement on the development of what is said to be Europe’s first planned hybrid electricity interconnector between three countries. The joi
Japan’s Mitsui E&S and its U.S. subsidiary PACECO have announced the commencement of commercial operations of the “world’s first” hydrogen fuel cell-powered rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) crane, H2-ZE Transtainer crane, at the Port of Los Angeles.
Norway and Switzerland have signed a declaration of intent to strengthen cooperation on carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon dioxide removals (CDR) between the two countries.
Cepsa has selected Siemens Energy for the supply of 100 MW of PEM electrolysis technology for green hydrogen production in Huelva, southern Spain.
Denmark-based supplier of marine fuel Bunker Holding has concluded its first blockchain-powered carbon insetting operation in a new partnership with Dutch carbon insetting firm 123Carbon and French classification society Bureau Veritas.
Spanish automated wind-assisted propulsion system specialist bound4blue has embarked on a collaborative journey with German technology company Siemens, integrating the latter’s technology into the eSAIL system.
North American company EverWind Fuels has partnered with the Port of Rotterdam to advance the green hydrogen supply chain.
ABL Group has inked a deal to buy Norway’s Ross Offshore from Moreld Group to expand its oil, gas, and renewables portfolios.
Scotland-based renewable energy company Orbital Marine Power has picked Global Energy Group as a supplier to lead the manufacture and assembly of turbines for the company’s Orkney projects which have won contracts under the UK Government’s Contract for Difference (CfD) auction rounds 4 and 5.
Ship cabin image on the sea representing twelfth Request For Technical Support (RFTS), the U.S. Testing Expertise and Access to Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) program.
