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KR
Regulation & Policy

KR grants AiP for two green ammonia-fueled ships

South Korean classification society Korean Register (KR) awarded approval in principle (AIP) to two green ammonia-fueled ships at KR’s Seoul branch office on 15 December.

about 4 years ago
Offshore watchdog issues order after spotting 18 irregularities on Transocean rig
Regulation & Policy

Offshore watchdog spots 18 irregularities on Transocean rig

The Petroleum Safety Authority has issued an order to Transocean after discovering a total of eighteen irregularities on one of its rigs.

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about 4 years ago
tanker
Regulation & Policy

World’s 1st zero-emission all-electric tanker launched in Japan

Japanese shipping company Asahi Tanker has launched and named the first of its two next-generation all-electric tankers ordered in 2020.

about 4 years ago
Wakashio
Regulation & Policy

Wakashio captain, 1st officer get 20 months in prison for causing Mauritius oil spill

A court in Mauritius has handed a 20-month prison sentence to the captain and first officer of Wakashio, a Japanese bulk carrier that ran aground off the Mauritian coast in 2020, causing a massive oil spill.

about 4 years ago
Taylor Energy to pay over $43m and transfer $432m trust fund in settlement of longest-running oil spill in U.S. history
Regulation & Policy

Taylor Energy to pay millions in settlement of longest-running oil spill in U.S. history

Taylor Energy has agreed to pay millions in settlement of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which started 17 years ago.

about 4 years ago
SIMEC Atlantis' AR500 tidal turbine ahead of deployment (Courtesy of SIMEC Atlantis)
Regulation & Policy

SIMEC Atlantis powers down tidal kit in Japan after exporting 247MWh of clean energy

SIMEC Atlantis Energy has powered down its 500kW AR500 tidal turbine after almost one full year of generating clean renewable energy in the Naru Strait in Japan.

about 4 years ago
Port of Gothenburg
Regulation & Policy

Port of Gothenburg to save CO2 with hybrid service ship

During the second quarter of 2022, service ship Northern Skagerrak will be converted to a hybrid operation. It will collect oily engine room waste, known as sludge, from ships arriving at the Swedish Port of Gothenburg.

about 4 years ago
U.S. needs better mechanisms to quell funding concerns over carbon capture and storage projects totalling $1.1 bln so far
Regulation & Policy

U.S. needs better mechanisms to oversee funding of CCS projects, GAO warns

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has expressed its concerns about DOE’s management of the funding of CCS demonstration projects.

about 4 years ago
Aqua
Regulation & Policy

Aqua, Tritium partner up to power electric boats

London-based marine fast-charging network operator, Aqua superPower, and Tritium Holdings, an Australian developer and manufacturer of direct current (DC) fast charging technology for electric vehicles (EVs), have joined forces to electrify transportation on global waterways.

about 4 years ago
In focus: Energy transition driven by global innovations and collaborations
Regulation & Policy

In focus: Global innovations and collaborations take the wheel of energy transition

The direction of the global transition to clean energy is getting more refined each week, as more of the world’s energy majors start investing in innovation and collaboration to shift energy production away from GHG-heavy sources.

about 4 years ago
Port of Oakland
Regulation & Policy

Port of Oakland step closer to zero emissions with new grant

Port of Oakland clean energy efforts are getting a $5.2 million boost from the US government.

about 4 years ago
U.S.
Regulation & Policy

U.S. gov’t awards $241M in grants for ports

The U.S. government has awarded more than $241 million in discretionary grant funding for 25 projects to improve port facilities in 19 states and one territory through the Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP).

about 4 years ago
Illustration/OpenHydro tidal turbine (Courtesy of Bureau Veritas)
Regulation & Policy

Tidal energy could be one of most viable clean power sources of the future, Bureau Veritas suggests

Welcoming the UK government’s plans to invest in tidal energy industry, certification and advisory company Bureau Veritas has suggested that tidal stream electricity has the potential to become one of the most viable and reliable sources of renewable energy in the world.

about 4 years ago
Final Needs Case submitted for first Scotland-England subsea link
Regulation & Policy

Final Needs Case submitted for first Scotland-England subsea link

SSEN Transmission and the National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) have submitted a Final Needs Case (FNC) to Ofgem for the first of two subsea electricity transmission HVDC links that will connect Scotland and England. If the Final Needs Case is approved, it will be followed by the Project Ass

about 4 years ago