The commissioning of France’s largest-ever shore power solution for ships at the Port of Toulon has been completed.
The “world’s first e-methanol-powered service operation vessel (SOV)”, built by Cemre Shipyard for Danish offshore services firm ESVAGT, is undergoing sea trials in Türkiye
AD Ports Group, Masdar, Advario, and CMA CGM Group have signed a collaboration agreement to explore the feasibility of developing an e-methanol bunkering and export facility at Khalifa Port and KEZAD, UAE.
Norwegian RoRo transportation provider United European Car Carriers (UECC) has added another dual-fuel LNG pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) to its eco-friendly fleet.
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with green technology solutions provider Yinson GreenTech (YGT) to advance the capabilities of the Maritime Digital Twin (MDT), a platform that models Singapore’s port environment using real-time operat
Classification society Korean Register (KR) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with compatriot shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HD HHI) to jointly develop a very large ethane carrier (VLEC).
The Port of Amsterdam has commissioned a shore power system for cruise ships at the Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA), enabling vessels to switch off onboard generators upon docking and reduce emissions and noise pollution.
Danish shipping company TORM has decided to expand its environmental and technical capabilities by acquiring full ownership of ME Production (MEP), a compatriot specialist in advanced marine and energy equipment.
Greek Corinth Pipeworks, part of Cenergy Holdings, has secured a contract to deliver steel pipes for a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project offshore the UK being developed by Italian energy major Eni. For the Liverpool Bay CCS project, Corinth Pipeworks will supply and deliver approximately 41 k
Singapore-based shipping company Ocean Network Express (ONE) and Germany’s Hamburg Port Authority have signed an agreement for the future use of shore power supply for containerships.
Inaugural CO2 has been loaded onto Northern Pioneer, the first in a fleet of four liquefied CO2 transport ships built for Northern Lights, a carbon capture and storage project in Norway.
A new onshore power facility at the Oceankaj cruise terminal in Copenhagen, Denmark, has been officially inaugurated, marking the next step in the maritime energy transition in Northern Europe. As disclosed, the wheels of the EU-funded ‘coordinated supply of onshore power in Baltic seaports’ project
Danish shipping and logistics major A.P. Moller – Maersk has taken delivery of Axel Maersk, completing the world’s first series of large dual-fuel methanol container vessels.
Harbour Energy Norge and its partners have confirmed a reservoir in the Norwegian part of the North Sea suitable for CO2 injection and storage following the drilling of a wildcat well. As part of the Havstjerne storage project, the 9/6-1 well was drilled in a water depth of 90 meters, around 30 kilo
