Greenpeace activists have held a rally in Bucharest against “the largest natural gas project in the Romanian part of the Black Sea”.
The Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection has given its approval for the construction of an ammonia bunkering facility at Fjord Base in Florø.
A report by Lloyd’s Register has highlighted the need for an industry-wide understanding of the operational and safety challenges surrounding the use of ammonia as a marine fuel.
Based on most recent reports, the fire incident at a platform offshore Gabon has resulted in five deaths while one person is still missing.
Oceaneering has placed an order with a UK-headquartered company for a next-generation auto-drop piston corer expected to enable time-saving for subsea geotechnical surveying. A piston corer is a long, heavy tube plunged into the seafloor to extract samples of soft sediment, which provide information
The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF), founded by seven flag states and classification societies to bridge the gap between technical knowledge and regulatory process, has updated its assessment framework to include emerging alternative marine fuels and evaluate their maturity and readiness. On March
Japanese shipping major Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has partnered with British-Australian mining group Rio Tinto to enhance collaborations on safety and crew welfare initiatives and decarbonization of maritime transportation.
After the second HVDC electricity interconnection between Estonia and Finland named EstLink 2 went offline due to cable system failure, Estonian transmission system operator (TSO) Elering reported that a fault had also been detected in the first electrical connection between the two countries. EstLi
Barbados-flagged bulk carrier True Confidence, owned by Liberian shipping company True Confidence Shipping SA, was struck in a missile attack, leaving three sailors killed and at least four injured, according to the United States Central Command (CENTCOM).
Following suspension due to a helicopter crash, all the companies have now made up their minds to resume their flights, according to Equinor.
One of Bristow Group’s search and rescue (SAR) helicopters was involved in an accident around 15 nautical miles west of Bergen off Norway.
Denmark has ended its investigation concerning the explosions on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines that occurred in September 2022, becoming the second country to do so. Germany, Sweden and Denmark each initiated respective national investigations into the incident after four gas leaks were foun
A new legislation has been introduced to the Australian parliament to bolster safety for the offshore oil and gas workforce in Commonwealth waters
Offshore repair works for the Balticconnector gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia, which was shut down in October 2023 due to a rupture, are set to start at the beginning of next month. Estonian transmission system operator (TSO) Elering and its Finnish counterpart Gasgrid closed Balticconnecto
