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Photo caption (L to R): Matthew Tremblay, ABS Senior Vice President, Global Offshore Markets; Rostom Merzouki, ABS Vice President, Global Sustainability; John Ki Lim, Hanwha Ocean General Manager and
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Hanwha Ocean’s design solution allowing LNG carrier’s switch to ammonia gets ABS’ thumbs-up

The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), a classification society, has handed out approval in principle (AIP) for a multi-purpose fuel tank and fuel gas supply system design that enables a liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier (LNGC) to shift from LNG to ammonia fuel without replacing the fuel tank or f

3 days ago
FLNG; Source: Exmar
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Exmar’s FLNG conversion earns Bureau Veritas’ seal of approval

An approval in principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV), part of Bureau Veritas Group, is paving the way for Belgian shipping company Exmar to breathe life into its floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) concept based on the conversion of an existing membrane-type LNG carrier.

4 days ago
Van Oord completes installation of nature-inclusive scour protection at new Dutch offshore wind farm
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Van Oord completes installation of nature-inclusive scour protection at new Dutch offshore wind farm

Van Oord has wrapped up the rock installation works at the Hollandse Kust West VI offshore wind farm, owned and developed by Ecowende, a joint venture between Shell, Eneco, and Chubu Electric Power. Using its vessels Bravenes and Nordnes, Van Oord installed a total of 300,000 tons of rock that will

about 2 months ago
Petronius; Source Chevron
Environment

Chevron turns production switch off at US Gulf asset ahead of Tropical Storm Bertha

Houston-headquartered energy giant Chevron has shut down production at its asset in the U.S. Gulf and taken other storm-related measures to get ready for the arrival of Tropical Storm Bertha, which continues to gain momentum.

about 2 months ago
Offshore Energy Amsterdam 2026 opens early bird ticket sales with 25% discount
Environment

Offshore Energy Amsterdam 2026 opens early bird ticket sales with 25% discount

Offshore Energy Amsterdam 2026 has officially opened its Early Bird ticket sales. Industry professionals can now secure their place at Europe’s leading event for the offshore energy and maritime sectors with an exclusive 25% discount, available until 30 June 2026. Taking place on 24 and 25 November

about 3 months ago
Minke whale
Environment

ScotWind developers fund study to find out more about minke whale activity

Underwater acoustic monitoring equipment has been deployed off Scotland’s east coast as part of a two-year study aimed at improving the understanding of minke whale activity in areas being considered for offshore wind farms’ export cable routes. The work, led by the Scottish Association for Marine S

about 4 months ago
NKT’s German cable accessories site becomes its first zero-carbon factory
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NKT’s German cable accessories site becomes its first zero-carbon factory

NKT’s medium‑voltage cable accessories site in Nordenham, Germany, has become its first zero-carbon factory as part of the Danish firm’s goal of achieving complete zero-emission operations across all sites. The factory has reached this goal by phasing out natural gas, now operating with zero carbon

about 4 months ago
Second Maersk Tankers vessel fitted with Spain-made suction sails
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Second Maersk Tankers vessel fitted with Spain-made suction sails

After completing installation on the first vessel in January, Spanish automated wind-assisted propulsion system specialist bound4blue has installed four 24-meter eSAIL suction sails on the second of the planned five tankers owned by Danish Maersk Tankers. Maersk’s 29,445 gwt medium-range (MR) tanker

about 4 months ago
Illustration; Source: Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)
Environment

North Sea oil & gas seen as linchpin of UK’s energy security and net zero transition

Britain’s trade body for the offshore energy industry, Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), has portrayed the oil and gas production from the North Sea as a backbone of the nation’s security of supply to prevent over-reliance on imports and continue to pursue and implement the transition to a low-carbon and

about 4 months ago
Illustration; Source: Woodside
Environment

Court case ends in settlement with Woodside and Greenpeace agreeing to foot their own bills

Australian energy giant Woodside and Greenpeace Australia Pacific (GAP), an independent campaigning organization, have reached a settlement in an emissions lawsuit, which has now been dismissed in the Federal Court of Australia.

about 5 months ago
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World’s first global shipping carbon price talks back at UN’s bargaining table

As negotiations on a landmark climate agreement introducing the world’s first global carbon price on any polluter are set to catch a second breeze, the resumption of talks at the UN is seen as a big test whether countries can unite against the U.S. and other largely oil-producing states to defend th

about 5 months ago
‘World’s first’: Methane removal system debuts at sea
Environment

‘World’s first’: Methane removal system debuts at sea

A U.S.-UK partnership has launched what is said to be the first-ever pilot project that will see the extended at-sea trial of a system designed to remove methane during normal ship operations. California-headquartered climate technology company Bennu Climate and Lomarlabs, an innovation arm of Lomar

about 5 months ago
Europe’s cross-border hydrogen network gets a leg up with Dutch and Belgian infrastructure link
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Europe’s cross-border hydrogen network gets a leg up with Dutch and Belgian infrastructure link

Hynetwork, a subsidiary of the Netherlands-based Gasunie, and its Belgian counterpart Fluxys have embarked on a quest for a cross-border hydrogen connection, enabling the Netherlands and Belgium to plug into shared lower-emission power.

about 5 months ago
Consortium developing subsea noise reduction system for floating, jacket offshore wind foundations
Environment

Consortium developing subsea noise reduction system for floating, jacket offshore wind foundations

Chantiers de l’Atlantique, EDF power solutions, Heerema Marine Contractors, Menck, RTE, Sealence and Smulders have formed the Searénité consortium to develop a dedicated solution designed to limit underwater noise generated during offshore construction, particularly for floating wind and substation

about 5 months ago