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COSCO Shipping’s new ammonia-fueled ship design gets stamp of approval

COSCO Shipping Energy and COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry, units of China’s COSCO Shipping group, have received approvals in principle (AiPs) from classification societies ABS, CCS, and DNV for their design of a 50,000 cubic meter (cbm) ammonia dual-fuel ammonia/LPG carrier. According to COSCO Shippin

about 1 year ago

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Denmark and the Netherlands press ahead with green hydrogen cluster plans

Danish green hydrogen producers and Dutch industrial market players have reiterated their commitment to developing a green hydrogen cluster in Northwestern Europe and welcomed a new partner to this initiative. The Danish-Dutch partnership aims to establish Northwest Europe’s leading green hydrogen c

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

LNG-powered Fairchem Prestige delivered to Fairfield Chemical Carriers

Fairfield Chemical Carriers (FCC), the U.S.-based chemical tanker operator, has taken delivery of the newbuild LNG dual-fuel stainless steel chemical tanker, Fairchem Prestige. The 26,000 dwt vessel was delivered by Fukuoka Shipbuilding in Japan on November 12, 2024, nearly seven months after the la

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Orkney Islands step closer to mainland connection as substation works start

SSEN Transmission has broken ground on a new electricity substation that is part of the subsea link that will connect the Orkney Islands to the UK mainland for the first time. The start of work at the Finstown Substation is said to mark a major step forward for the Orkney-Caithness 220 kV Subsea Lin

about 1 year ago

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INEOS, Royal Wagenborg sign landmark CO2 carrier agreement to step up CCS game in the EU

Dutch shipowner and operator Royal Wagenborg and INEOS Energy, a London-based E&P business, have signed an agreement on the delivery of a new CO2 carrier.

about 1 year ago

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With sustainability in mind, Port of Rotterdam sets tariffs for next 3 years

In line with its goal to become carbon-neutral by 2050, the Dutch Port of Rotterdam Authority has set the port’s tariffs for the next three years, placing special emphasis on sustainability.

about 1 year ago

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Great Britain approves five undersea energy links, two being its first offshore hybrid assets

Great Britain’s energy market regulator Ofgem has approved five new undersea energy links, with two creating Great Britain’s first-ever offshore hybrid assets (OHAs), all expected to be operational by the end of 2032. The approved OHA projects include the up to 1.8 GW LionLink, which will connect Du

about 1 year ago

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SWITCH Maritime plans to build first liquid hydrogen-fueled ferry in the US

The U.S. shipowner SWITCH Maritime, in collaboration with LH2 Shipping and LMG Marin, has revealed plans to commence the U.S. construction of the existing liquid hydrogen-fueled RoPax vehicle ferry MF Hydra operating in Norway. Following the launch of Sea Change, the first hydrogen-powered ferry in

about 1 year ago

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‘Largest ever’ vessel-based UK North Sea decommissioning campaign wraps up, Mermaid Subsea reports

Mermaid Subsea Services (UK) has performed what it says is the largest vessel-based UK North Sea decommissioning campaign ever. The project included the plugging and abandonment (P&A) of 21 wells spread across the Northern and Central North Sea over a duration of two years, carried out on behalf of

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

New Blue Visby prototype trials project average GHG savings of 29%

The second prototype trials of the Blue Visby software involving liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tankers have demonstrated that the solution can support various segments of the maritime industry and adapt to different scenarios while achieving substantial fuel and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions saving

about 1 year ago

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South Korean shipyard bags $370 million contract to build 4 LNG bunker vessels

South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Mipo has secured a new order worth KRW 514.8 billion (around $370 million) for the construction of four LNG bunkering vessels. The shipbuilding contract was revealed in HD Hyundai Mipo’s stock exchange filing on November 7, 2024. The deal includes the construction

about 1 year ago

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New IMO projects to aid green energy transition in ports of developing nations

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has shared details of four pilot projects aimed at assisting developing countries in reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As informed, the projects were selected under the IMO CARES Global Technology Challenge. The initiatives are said to cover

about 1 year ago

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Yinson GreenTech and Zeabuz set sights on autonomous, remote-controlled electric vessel operations

Singapore’s green technology solutions provider Yinson GreenTech has joined forces with Norwegian autonomous maritime technology company Zeabuz to introduce autonomous and remote-control capabilities into its fleet of marine electric vessels. The two companies formalized their collaboration through

about 1 year ago

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With new EU funding, Northern European ports to enable shore power for boxships by 2030

Four Northern European ports have been granted EU funding for projects to reduce emissions from containerships moored at their quays.

about 1 year ago