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PS Dream oil tanker; Source: Prive Overseas Marine

Environment

Oil tanker captain facing fines and multi-year prison time in US over violation of ship pollution prevention

A guilty plea has been made by a captain of a Panama-flagged motor tanker, who has been charged with violating international treaties regulating oil pollution from ships and obstruction of proceedings.

about 2 years ago

Environment

Go-ahead for Chevron to move forward with ops designed to sustain gas project’s production levels

Chevron has received a green light for activities designed to help maintain the current production rates at its natural gas project offshore Australia.

about 2 years ago

Environment

Controlling the hidden financial and environmental costs of biofouling

One often overlooked contributor to a ship’s fuel efficiency and total emissions is the impact of biofouling.

about 2 years ago

Rig approaching Taranaki coast (for illustration purposes); Source: Greenpeace

Environment

New Zealand revoking offshore exploration ban amid gas crunch fears

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.

about 2 years ago

During their protest against drilling ops, Greenpeace activists were circling the Prospector 1 jack up rig about 20 kilometers northwest of the island of Borkum; Source: Greenpeace

Environment

Court hearing coming up this week: Go-ahead or more hiccups for North Sea gas project?

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.

about 2 years ago

Environment

Green Marine certifies first terminal in the Far North

Canadian terminal operator LOGISTEC revealed that its Deception Bay terminal, located in the Arctic region, is now officially certified as part of the Green Marine Environmental Program — the first terminal to be certified in the Far North.

about 2 years ago

Environment

ASEAN countries can knock off $800 billion from decarbonization bill with cross-border energy networks, DNV finds

ASEAN countries have the opportunity to cut their decarbonization costs by $800 billion by pursuing regional collaboration for projects entailing power interconnectors, hydrogen networks, and energy storage infrastructure.

about 2 years ago

Environment

DeepOcean adds 120-day offshore recycling job to its task list

Norway-based ocean services provider DeepOcean has been appointed to perform a 120-day recycling campaign on the UK continental shelf (UKCS) for an international operator. The campaign is divided into five sub-campaigns, each addressing specific tasks crucial for the decommissioning process, includi

about 2 years ago

Environment

World-largest and industry’s first dual-fuel fallpipe vessel joins DEME’s fleet

DEME Group has launched what is said to be the world’s largest fallpipe vessel, set to be prepared for green methanol and the first dual-fuel fallpipe vessel in the industry. Princess of Belgium, Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid, officially named the new fallpipe vessel Yellowstone in Zeebrugge, B

about 2 years ago

Environment

Unifeeder launches new carbon insetting solution to back decarbonization

Danish short sea operator Unifeeder has launched a new carbon insetting solution to decarbonize the seaborne sections of its supply chains.

about 2 years ago

Environment

Saipem to take over China-built latest generation heavy lift pipelay vessel in June

Chinese state-owned port and naval machinery manufacturer ZPMC has held the completion ceremony for the latest generation vessel for offshore heavy lifting, construction and pipelaying, set to be delivered to Saipem. The completion ceremony of the JSD6000 was held at ZPMC’s base in Changxing and the

about 2 years ago

Oceaneering, TotalEnergies make headway to sustainable commercial pipeline inspection

Environment

Oceaneering, TotalEnergies make headway in sustainable commercial pipeline inspection

U.S. technology company Oceaneering has carried out a pipeline inspection industrial pilot using an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) for TotalEnergies, as part of the French energy giant’s ambition to become a net-zero company. The North Sea pilot using the Freedom AUV saw the inspection of over

about 2 years ago

Environment

CO2 injection test on schedule at license encompassing ‘UK’s largest depleted gas field’

Preparations are currently underway for a CO2 injection test at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) license in the North Sea that encompasses the “UK’s largest depleted gas field”. Perenco UK and Carbon Catalyst Limited secured a license to progress their Poseidon CCS project at the Leman gas fields

about 2 years ago

Environment

Industry unites to bridge knowledge gap on effects of subsea cables on marine wildlife

A number of companies from the industry have joined forces in a project to investigate the effects of subsea electricity cables on marine wildlife, expected to contribute to developing environmentally friendly power cable systems. The FlatEMF project, being undertaken by 50Hertz, EirGrid, Europacabl

about 2 years ago