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Strohm's manufacturing base in the Netherlands; Source: Strohm
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Strohm cheers DNV’s stamp of approval for its ‘game-changing’ deepwater TCP flowline

Strohm has tucked a new milestone under its belt with the receipt of DNV qualification for its deepwater TCP flowline.

about 2 years ago
Sigma Energy’s 30kW wave energy device deployed in the Adriatic Sea (Courtesy of Sigma Energy)
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Interview: After taming the Adriatic Sea, Slovenian wave energy company sets course to the ocean

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In an interview with Offshore Energy, the founder and head engineer of Slovenia-based wave energy company Sigma Energy, Mile Dragic talked about the development of wave energy technology, demonstration projects, future plans and the challenges of working in an emerging renewable energy industry.

about 2 years ago
German and Danish companies pen green hydrogen offtake deal
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German and Danish companies pen green hydrogen offtake deal

A number of companies from Germany and Denmark have signed a German-Danish green hydrogen offtake declaration, which was initiated by Dansk Industri (DI), Green Power Denmark and the German-Danish Chamber of Commerce. According to Green Power Denmark, with the declaration, the companies on both side

about 2 years ago
China Shipping Line
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FEPORT raises alarm over potential cargo diversion as EU ports brace for impact of EU ETS

Members of the Federation of European Private Port Operators (FEPORT), meeting in Antwerp for their General Assembly, expressed growing concerns about potential cargo diversion from EU ports due to the forthcoming implementation of the EU ETS for shipping in 2024. The EU ETS directive for the mariti

about 2 years ago
Rising Tide
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Environmentalists block Newcastle port, demanding rejection of new coal projects and 75% tax for clean energy transition

Environmental activists from Rising Tide blocked the Port of Newcastle, the world’s largest coal port, over the weekend demanding action on climate change and rejecting new coal projects. The blockade, which commenced at 10 am on Saturday, has gathered over a thousand of individuals who joined in ka

about 2 years ago
piracy
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Zodiac’s tanker escapes pirate clutches off Somalia Coast

A chemical tanker flying the Liberian flag, initially reported as targeted and boarded by pirates on Sunday morning off the coast of Somalia, has been successfully freed, the U.S. Central Command confirmed. The 22 crew members, who were onboard the Liberian-flagged Central Park (IMO: 9725823), owned

about 2 years ago
Illustration/Orbital Marine’s O2 tidal energy turbine (Courtesy of Orbital Marine Power)
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IEA-OES unveils international roadmap for 300GW of ocean energy by 2050

International Energy Agency’s Technology Collaboration Program on Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES) has released a roadmap that outlines a comprehensive strategy that will help to drive the global development of ocean energy.

about 2 years ago
Nordic Spring rig artist rendering; Source: Awilco Drilling
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UK firm emerges victorious in second rig arbitration case against Keppel

Awilco Drilling has won the second arbitration case related to a rig termination deal, after the arbitration tribunal ruled in its favor.

about 2 years ago
BASF wins funding approval to build one of Germany’s largest PEM electrolyzers
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BASF wins funding approval to build one of Germany’s largest PEM electrolyzers

Germany’s chemical producer BASF has secured the approval of funding from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) and the State of Rhineland-Palatinate to build a proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer which is expected to produce up to 8,000 metric tons of hy

about 2 years ago
Dow joins HEH consortium for Stade LNG terminal
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ČEZ books capacity at LNG Stade terminal in Germany

Energy conglomerate ČEZ Group has contracted a long-term annual capacity of 2 billion cubic meters at the LNG Stade terminal in Germany, strengthening the energy security of the Czech Republic. The capacity at the terminal has been leased for 15 years, with an option to extend this to 25 years in co

about 2 years ago
Askepott rig; Source: Equinor
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Thumbs-up for Equinor to begin drilling at North Sea field

Equinor has received consent for exploration drilling in the North Sea off Norway, using a KCA Deutag Drilling-managed rig.

about 2 years ago
Norway-Germany hydrogen value chain technically feasible, study finds
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Norway-Germany hydrogen value chain technically feasible, study finds

The joint Norwegian-German feasibility study on a hydrogen value chain between Norway and Germany has shown that, given a number of assumptions, it is technically possible to establish a value chain for transporting large quantities of hydrogen from Norway to Germany. The study was commissioned by t

about 2 years ago
€800 million in subsidies under EC’s pilot hydrogen bank auction is up for grabs
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€800 million in subsidies under EC’s pilot hydrogen bank auction is up for grabs

The European Commission (EC) has launched the first auction under the European Hydrogen Bank to support renewable hydrogen production in Europe, with an initial €800 million of emissions trading revenues available to producers in the European Economic Area (EEA). The auction, which is funded by the

about 2 years ago
Port of Hamburg
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European Commission’s €4 billion Innovation Fund call for proposals expands to include maritime sector

The European Commission has announced the opening of the Innovation Fund’s 2023 call for proposals, boasting a historic budget of €4 billion. The significant financial injection aims to accelerate the deployment of cutting-edge decarbonization technologies, and the funds for this initiative are sour

about 2 years ago