Several parties can benefit from the development and integration of marine energy technologies in the Dutch energy mix, as they may play a role in bulk power generation, balancing of the grid, and the optimization of generation portfolios, according to certification group DNV.
Lime Petroleum has increased its North Sea footprint by completing the deals signed with Aker BP and Repsol earlier in 2021.
Japanese shipping company K Line revealed plans to have zero-emission vessels by 2030.
The Australian Labor Party (ALP) has unveiled a plan to establish an independent Strategic Fleet of Australian flagged and crewed vessels.
Navigation through icy waters of the polar regions is a difficult task that requires crew members to be prepared for this challenging work.
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Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Energy has revealed that the country’s oil production decreased by 16.5 thousand tons compared to the 2020 figures.
Ecochlor, provider of ballast water treatment (BWT) solutions, has received United States Coast Guard (USCG) Type Approval for its filterless ballast water management system (BWMS) EcoOne and EcoOne Hybrid.
Equinor has received consent from the Norwegian regulator to use the Deepsea Stavanger rig for exploration drilling in the North Sea.
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has issued new policy statements to provide guidance to shippers and others on bringing private party complaints at the commission.
Russia’s the oil output expected to rise by 5 per cent next year and reach its pre-pandemic level by May 2022.
Pacific Ineos Belstaff, the world’s largest very large ethane carrier (VLEC), has been named and delivered in China.
Vaalco Energy has filed a $150 million shelf registration statement with the SEC to support the pursuit of ‘future growth objectives.’
A case involving a Swiss tanker previously detained by Nigeria has been removed from the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea’s (ITLOS) list of cases.
