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Bay du Nord FPSO; Source: Sea Salt Design

Environment

Bay du Nord oil project’s court saga draws to a close but will there be an encore?

Will this be the end of legal scrutiny and attempts to overturn the government’s approval for the giant $12-billion project?

about 3 years ago

Environment

DP World powers up Port of Santos, Brazil

UAE-based ports and logistics giant DP World is ramping up its adoption of renewable energy at the Port of Santos, Brazil’s top multipurpose private terminal. This initiative is part of DP World’s global strategy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040. The initial phase focuses on replacing diesel fue

about 3 years ago

Illustration; Source: Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)

Environment

If UK bans new oil & gas exploration licences, what energy games are left to be played?

Is the saga about the Labour Party’s plans for the UK’s oil and gas industry reaching a softer stance while plans for renewables remain firm?

about 3 years ago

Environment

Qiyao Enviro’s onboard carbon capture tech validated on Wan Kwong’s ships

Wah Kwong Maritime Transport Holdings, a Hong Kong shipowner, and Qiyao Environmental Technology (Qiyao Environ Tec), a subsidiary of Shanghai Marine Diesel Engine Research Institute, have secured an approval in principle from Bureau Veritas (BV) for a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project onboar

about 3 years ago

Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary-General; Credit: Kiara Worth/UNFCCC

Environment

UN adopts historic High Seas Treaty

The UN’s 193 member states adopted a legally binding marine biodiversity agreement on Monday following nearly two decades of negotiations over forging a common wave of conservation and sustainability in the high seas beyond national boundaries – covering two thirds of the planet’s oceans. It forms t

about 3 years ago

Equinor's Hywind Tampen wind farm in the North Sea; Source: Equinor

Environment

UK and Norway’s energy transition tale spotlights oil & gas electrification, offshore wind, CCS, and hydrogen as main chapters

Westwood has looked at the UK and Norway’s net-zero targets and steps being taken to decarbonise the oil and gas industry.

about 3 years ago

Environment

Headway made in Bonn but all hopes rest on COP28’s shoulders to tackle emission reduction challenges

The Bonn Climate Change Conference helped lay the groundwork for the political decisions required at COP28 in Dubai at the end of the year.

about 3 years ago

Environment

Greenpeace blocks Equinor’s tanker from discharging ‘produced water’ in Denmark

A small group of Greenpeace Nordic activists has taken action to prevent a tanker carrying potentially harmful waste from the Norwegian oil industry to be discharged in Denmark. Utilizing divers and magnets underwater, the activists attached a small sailboat to the hull of the tanker Bothnia, which

about 3 years ago

Environment

In focus: Transitioning to low-carbon energy future through green hydrogen corridors

This time last year, the world, especially Europe, was busy as popcorn on a skillet trying to secure energy supplies and balance net-zero targets with the global energy crisis hot on its heels. This prompted governments, policymakers and industry players to transform strategies and ramp up investmen

about 3 years ago

Environment

UN chief’s recipe to avert climate disaster: Beefing up renewables while cutting off investment in coal, oil & gas

The UN Secretary-General is adamant that countries need to progressively phase out fossil fuels and massively boost investment in renewables.

about 3 years ago

Environment

UNDP urged to ensure ‘clean and safe recycling’ of decaying FSO offshore Yemen

Human rights and environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are urging UNDP to ensure the clean and safe recycling of the decaying floating storage and offloading (FSO) vessel Safer, moored offshore Yemen, that is threatening to cause a massive oil spill. In a letter addressed to UNDP, the

about 3 years ago

Ports of Stockholm and Port of Riga sign Memorandum of Understanding to apply for joint EU funding

Environment

Ports of Stockholm and Freeport of Riga to apply for joint EU funding

The Ports of Stockholm and the Freeport of Riga Authority have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work on a joint application for EU funding to reduce the impact of port activities on the environment. The partnership aims to enable further development of passenger terminals in the two cap

about 3 years ago

Environment

T&E Study: Europe’s busiest ports reel under resurgence of cruise ship pollution

Toxic air pollutants from cruise ships around ports are higher than pre-pandemic levels, leading to increased air pollution in Europe’s port cities, a new Transport & Environment study shows. The study indicates that despite introducing the UN shipping body’s sulphur cap in 2020, Europe’s 218 cruise

about 3 years ago

Environment

Ships’ scrubber discharge accounts for over 90 pct of marine contaminants, study reveals

Ships’ emissions of metals and hazardous substances pose a significant threat to the marine environment, warns a new study conducted by Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. The research found that water discharged from ships’ scrubbers, designed to clean exhaust gases, accounted for over 90%

about 3 years ago