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Monjasa expands supply operations into Port of Singapore
Infrastructure

Monjasa expands supply operations into Port of Singapore

Marine fuels supplier Monjasa has announced further expansion in Asia by commencing its first supply operations in the Port of Singapore with three tankers to be added during this year. The company already has three offices located in Singapore, Shanghai and Ho Chi Minh City and is supplying 1 milli

about 3 years ago
BP and WasteFuel to collaborate on low-carbon fuels for shipping sector
Infrastructure

BP and WasteFuel to collaborate on low-carbon fuels for shipping sector

BP, through its arm BP Ventures, has expanded its investment in bioenergy by committing $10 million and leading the Series B investment round in WasteFuel, a California-based biofuels company focused on converting municipal bio-waste into low-carbon fuels, such as bio-methanol. WasteFuel’s existing

about 3 years ago
Denmark plans future backup capacity to come from hydrogen and storage
Infrastructure

Denmark plans backup capacity to come from hydrogen and storage

Once Denmark achieves its 2030 target of being 100 per cent powered by renewables, the plan is to have backup capacity from hydrogen and energy storage, according to Hanne Storm Edlefsen, Vice President of Energy Islands at Energinet.

about 3 years ago
Study identifies ‘great potential’ for importing hydrogen from Tasmania to Rotterdam
Infrastructure

Study identifies ‘great potential’ for importing hydrogen from Tasmania to Rotterdam

The Port of Rotterdam Authority and the Tasmanian government have conducted a joint study which shows that importing green hydrogen from Tasmania, an island southeast of Australia, has great potential to decarbonise Northern European industry. To remind, the Dutch port and the Tasmanian government s

about 3 years ago
HPA sets up new division to focus on sustainable energy hub
Infrastructure

HPA sets up new division to focus on sustainable energy hub

The Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) has established a new corporate division “Port Energy Solutions” that will take on responsibilities and projects related to Sustainable Energy Hub. The division will be led by Jannes L. Elfgen and Hanno Bromeis, focusing on topics related to the expansion of renewabl

about 3 years ago
Prysmian makes move to assure capability for delivery of UK HVDC link
Infrastructure

Prysmian makes move to assure capability for delivery of UK HVDC link

Italian cabling giant Prysmian has committed to providing €180 million to ensure ongoing capacity availability for the planned construction of a new high voltage direct current (HVDC) cable link in the UK. After being selected as the exclusive preferred bidder in May, the commitment includes the pay

about 3 years ago
Methanol-powered Stena Pro Patria makes first stop on its route through Brazil
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Methanol-powered Stena Pro Patria makes first stop on its route through Brazil

Stena Pro Patria, a methanol-powered low-emission tanker owned by shipping joint venture Proman Stena Bulk, has started its route through Brazil by offloading 27,400 MT of methanol at the Cattalini Teminais Maritimos in Port of Paranaguá, the second largest port in Brazil. Coming from Trinidad and T

about 3 years ago
Wison kicks off topsides fabrication for Eni’s Congo FLNG unit
Infrastructure

Wison kicks off topsides fabrication for Eni’s Congo FLNG unit

Chinese shipyard Wison Heavy Industry, a subsidiary of Wison Offshore & Marine Limited (WOM), has started the fabrication of topsides as a new milestone in the construction of Eni’s Congo-bound floating LNG (FLNG) unit. The start of topsides fabrication was marked with a steel-cutting ceremony held

about 3 years ago
Port Esbjerg: Lack of personnel as specialized vessels create specialized jobs
Infrastructure

Port Esbjerg: Lack of personnel as specialized vessels create specialized jobs

The fast-paced development of the offshore wind industry is causing the emergence of new, unforeseen jobs to which ports cannot cater as there is a lack of people and a lack of port capacity, Jesper Bank, Chief Commercial Officer of Port Esbjerg, said during a presentation in Denmark. Although the n

about 3 years ago
Windstaller Alliance hired for subsea installation scope of FloWatt tidal pilot
Infrastructure

Windstaller Alliance hired for subsea installation scope of FloWatt tidal pilot

Windstaller Alliance, the joint venture of Norwegian companies Aker Solutions, DeepOcean and Solstad Offshore, has been subcontracted to deliver the front-end engineering and design (FEED) for the subsea installation scope of the FloWatt tidal pilot to be installed offshore Normandy, France. The stu

about 3 years ago
CoolCo purchases two newbuild LNG carriers from EPS
Infrastructure

CoolCo purchases two newbuild LNG carriers from EPS

Cool Company Limited (CoolCo), an owner, operator and manager of LNG carriers, has exercised its option to acquire two newbuild 2-stroke LNG carriers from affiliates of Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS). The LNG carriers, named Kool Tiger and Kool Panther, are being built by Hyundai Samho Heavy Industr

about 3 years ago
Gulfstream LNG project receives export approval
Infrastructure

Gulfstream LNG project receives export approval

Gulfstream LNG, a mid-sized greenfield LNG export project under development in Louisiana, U.S., has received authorization from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to export produced LNG to all existing, and any future countries that have, or will enter, free trade agreement (FTA) with the U.S. This

about 3 years ago
Gen2 Energy looking into Provaris’ hydrogen shipping solution for its Åfjord project
Infrastructure

Gen2 Energy looking into Provaris’ hydrogen shipping solution for its Åfjord project

Provaris Energy, an Australian developer of green hydrogen projects, and its Norwegian counterpart Gen2 Energy have teamed up to develop a large-scale European hydrogen supply chain. With this aim in mind, the parties signed a collaboration agreement to conduct a comprehensive pre-feasibility study

about 3 years ago
Electrolyzer facility HySynergy hits several milestones
Infrastructure

Electrolyzer facility HySynergy hits several milestones

Danish green hydrogen provider Everfuel has announced that several milestones were attained towards completing the 20 MW HySynergy phase 1 electrolyzer in Fredericia, Denmark. The company said it obtained environmental approval for the hydrogen plant from the Danish Environmental Ministry, and it ma

about 3 years ago
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