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Hitachi Energy and Equinor form energy transition pact
Environment

Hitachi Energy and Equinor form energy transition pact

Hitachi Energy and Equinor have signed a strategic agreement to collaborate within electrification, renewable power generation, and low-carbon initiatives worldwide. Initial areas of focus for the collaboration include developing standardized base designs to be applied for high-voltage direct curren

about 3 years ago
vessel at DP World terminal
Environment

DP World earmarks $500 million to cut CO2 emissions across its business

Dubai-based logistics heavyweight DP World plans to invest up to $500 million to cut CO2 emissions from its operations by nearly 700,000 tonnes over the next five years. The move was announced by the company’s Chairman and Group CEO, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem while he was addressing delegates at the

about 3 years ago
Nord Stream operator finds technogenic craters at damaged pipeline
Environment

Nord Stream operator finds ‘technogenic craters’ at damaged pipeline

The Switzerland-based Nord Stream AG has found technogenic craters at the damaged parts of the Nord Stream gas pipeline during site inspections in the Baltic Sea. The company reported on 2 November that it had completed initial data gathering at the location of the pipeline damage on Line 1 in the S

about 3 years ago
Norway
Environment

Norway: 700 low-emission and 400 zero-emission ships needed to achieve 2030 climate goal

To achieve 2030 national climate goals, 700 low-emission and 400 zero-emission ships will be required in Norway alone, according to Norwegian maritime organisations and shipping industry.

about 3 years ago
UK offshore energy industry takes a step closer to delivering ‘first-in-industry digital solution’ for its workers
Environment

UK a step closer to delivering ‘first-in-industry’ digital solution for workers in offshore energy sector

3t Energy has been selected to develop a pioneering digital solution in partnership with OPITO to help workers in the offshore energy sector.

about 3 years ago
shipping
Environment

Norbulk picks Verifavia’s emission verification tech for 65 vessels

International emissions verification specials Verifavia has inked a contract to provide its full suite of emissions verification services to Norbulk Shipping, the UK-based ship management company.

about 3 years ago
Port
Environment

Ionian Management slapped with $250,000 fine for air pollution in the US

Ionian Management Inc., a New York-based ship manager, was sentenced in the District of the Virgin Islands after pleading guilty to a violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships. The company was sentenced to pay a fine of $250,000 and placed on probation for one year. Specifically, between

about 3 years ago
Penglai Offshore Windfarm Pilot Project - ConocoPhillips
Environment

ConocoPhillips and CNOOC to harness wind energy to power Chinese oilfield

ConocoPhillips and CNOOC Limited have announced the beginning of the Penglai Offshore Windfarm Pilot Project, which will harness wind energy to power the Penglai oilfield.

about 3 years ago
TotalEnergies bent on taking legal action following accusations of ‘dramatically underreporting’ emissions
Environment

TotalEnergies bent on taking legal action following allegations of ‘dramatically underreporting’ emissions

After Greenpeace said that TotalEnergies’ emissions are four times higher than reported, the oil major has decided to pursue legal action.

about 3 years ago
Global Maritime Forum
Environment

Industry majors discuss unlocking net-zero potential of new green corridor with clean ammonia

Energy and maritime organisations have gathered to detail plans as a part of the objective to accelerate the development of the green corridor for transportation of iron ore between Australia and East Asia.

about 3 years ago
New Norwegian vessel operator sets up shop as ammonia-powered PSV design enters offshore market
Environment

New vessel operator sets up shop as ammonia-powered PSV design enters offshore market

Amon Maritime has launched a new offshore market player – Amon Offshore – and a carbon-free, ammonia-powered PSV design.

about 3 years ago
MSC Gulsun
Environment

MSC: CII methodology must be revised to avoid unintended penalizing of ships

MSC, the world’s largest ocean carrier by operated container vessel capacity, has backed the criticism of the impending carbon intensity indicator (CII) regulation amid fears that the methodology used might result in unintended consequences and penalization. Under the CII rating scheme, set to enter

about 3 years ago
With energy security in mind, ADNOC CEO calls for ‘maximum energy with minimium emissions’
Environment

With energy security in mind, ADNOC CEO calls for ‘maximum energy with minimium emissions’

Keeping the global energy crisis at the forefront, the CEO of ADNOC believes that the world needs all the energy solutions it can get.

about 3 years ago
Centrica
Environment

‘UK’s largest gas storage site’ back in operation ahead of winter to boost energy security

Centrica has increased the UK’s storage capacity by 50 per cent with the reopening of a gas storage facility in the Southern North Sea.

about 3 years ago
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