Strategic Marine and partners will build three 35-meter surface effect ships (SES), which will be used in the offshore oil and gas industry.
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has launched Methatug, described as “the world’s first” methanol-powered tugboat.
Denmark’s NKT has completed inspection survey and remediation work on an interconnector that has been linking the electricity transmission grids of Ireland and Great Britain for twelve years. The specialized inspection and remediation work on the East West HVDC interconnector (EWIC) allows the owner
Energy and marine consultancy ABL has completed technical due diligence for what is expected to become the world’s longest HVDC subsea cable once it connects the UK and Morocco. The Xlinks Morocco-UK power plant includes the development of a commercial-scale renewable energy project in Morocco, harn
Australian energy giant Woodside Energy has awarded TechnipFMC with an integrated engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (iEPCI) contract to support ongoing production from an LNG project in Australia. Under the contract described as “significant”, TechnipFMC will design, manufactu
DFDS has unveiled a €1 billion investment in battery electric vessels to decarbonize maritime traffic in the English Channel.
Japan-headquartered Sumitomo Electric has kicked off the construction of its subsea cable factory in Scotland, set to supply critical elements for the reinforcement of the UK electricity transmission grid and for connecting renewable energy production facilities to the grid. Sumitomo Electric held t
Canadian shipping company Canada Steam Ship Lines (CSL) has teamed up with compatriot fuel provider Canada Clean Fuels to power eight of its ships with North American-sourced B100 biodiesel.
Norwegian industrial software provider Kongsberg Digital and compatriot fertilizer company and ammonia player Yara International have entered into a two-year agreement under which Kongsberg Digital will develop digital twin technology for Yara’s factories in Herøya in Norway and Sluiskil in the Neth
Japanese energy companies INPEX and JERA have signed an agreement to conduct a joint study to assess the feasibility of establishing a carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain from Japan to Australia.
James Fisher Decommissioning has completed its largest decommissioning project to date for a “major” operator in the Gulf of Thailand.
The first-ever energy link between the UK and Germany is moving into the next stage of construction as foundation works are underway on a new UK converter station. The €2.8 billion NeuConnect project will see new converter stations built on the Isle of Grain in Kent and the Wilhelmshaven region in n
Independent energy expert and assurance provider DNV has released its latest standard for hybrid thermoplastic composite flexible pipes (TCPs) intending to facilitate the integration of innovative technologies, such as carbon fiber armor, into flexible riser designs. DNV’s latest standard, DNV-ST-F2
In what has been described as the largest Series B investment round in Australian clean tech history, electrolyzer company Hysata has raised $111 million led by BP Ventures and Templewater.
