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Prysmian and Eni to recycle plastic cable scrap

Italian cabling giant Prysmian and Versalis, the chemical subsidiary of Italian energy giant Eni, have established a strategic partnership to give new life to plastic cable scrap through an innovative chemical recycling process. Srinivas Siripurapu, Chief Sustainability, Innovation and R&D Officer a

about 9 months ago

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CMA CGM takes delivery of methanol dual-fueled container ship from Chinese shipyard

Classification society Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has classed its first methanol dual-fueled container ship, a newbuild destined for French shipping and logistics giant CMA CGM Group. The 15,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel vessel, named CMA CGM ANTIGONE, was built by China’s CSSC Jiangnan Ship

about 9 months ago

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Alternative fuels and OCCS-ready bulk carrier gets ClassNK’s approval

Japanese classification society ClassNK has issued approval in principle (AiP) for a concept design of a bulk carrier developed by Oshima Shipbuilding that is ready for multiple alternative fuels and onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS). The AiP covers a vessel designed to be adaptable for ammo

about 9 months ago

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Wave and tidal energy to reach $1.85B by 2032, commercial deployment by 2031, report finds

The wave and tidal energy market is projected to grow to $1.85 billion by 2032, with ocean-based renewable power expected to move beyond pilot installations and enter early commercial deployment by 2031, according to a report by market research firm DataM Intelligence. The global wave and tidal ener

about 9 months ago

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Denmark grants its first-ever approval for CO2 storage facility

Denmark has issued its first-ever approval for a full-scale CO2 storage facility, clearing the Greensand Future project to store CO2 in the Nini West field in the North Sea. The Danish Energy Agency reported today, December 18, that the licensees behind Greensand Future, INEOS E&P, Harbour Energy an

about 9 months ago

Spain: Record 22-meter suction sail installed on cargo vessel

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Spain: Record 22-meter suction sail installed on general cargo vessel (Video)

Spanish bound4blue has completed the installation of what it says is the largest suction sail ever fitted to a general cargo vessel for Dutch shipping company Amasus. Bound4blue and Amasus Shipping completed the installation of a 22-meter eSAIL on the general cargo vessel Fluvius Tavy at Astander Sh

about 9 months ago

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Sea1 starts building second of four offshore energy support vessels

Norwegian offshore services provider Sea1 Offshore has cut the first steel for the second of four offshore energy support vessels (OESVs) it has on order with a shipyard in China. Sea1 Offshore placed the order for the first two OESVs with Chinese shipyard Cosco Shipping in November 2024, with the c

about 9 months ago

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EU’s first dedicated offshore CO2 carrier now equipped with CO2 storage tanks (Gallery)

The eighth and final CO2 storage tank has been installed on Carbon Destroyer 1, the first dedicated offshore CO2 carrier built in the EU, set to work on the Greensand project in Denmark. Once operational next year, the vessel will be prepared for its carbon capture and storage (CCS) duties, working

about 9 months ago

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Odfjell presses play for Brazil-Europe green corridor as new zero-emission shipping step

Norway-headquartered Odfjell Group, a player in seaborne transportation and storage of chemicals and other specialty bulk liquids, has bankrolled and put into operation mode what it describes as the first operational green shipping corridor between Brazil and Europe.

about 9 months ago

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New study exploring oxygen as possible solution to hydrogen pipeline embrittlement

Great Britain’s National Gas Transmission (NGT) has appointed London-headquartered engineering consultancy Penspen to explore whether oxygen can act as an effective inhibitor for hydrogen embrittlement, seen as one of the major challenges in repurposing and constructing pipelines for a future hydrog

about 9 months ago

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ABB and HDF plan serial production of high-power fuel cell units from 2030

Swedish-Swiss ABB and France-based HDF Energy have signed a joint-development agreement (JDA) to develop a high-power fuel cell unit that will enable megawatt-scale installations to power large seagoing ships. The partners, who signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in 2020 envisaging the collab

about 9 months ago

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North Sea green shift at play: Dutch gas platform plugs into German offshore wind power

The Netherlands-based exploration and production player ONE-Dyas, together with its partners EBN and Tenaz Energy, has tucked a new decarbonization milestone under its belt by breathing life into the first natural gas production platform in the Dutch and German sectors of the North Sea to run on off

about 9 months ago

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Galveston LNG Bunker Port inks supply deal with international shipping company

Galveston LNG Bunker Port (GLBP), a Texas-based developer of what is said to be the first U.S. Gulf Coast dedicated LNG bunkering facility, has signed a commercial commitment with an international shipping company for the provision of LNG bunker fuel in Galveston Bay. The Heads of Agreement with the

about 9 months ago

Tyne Renewable Quay 11.7ha development site is part of the Tyne Clean Energy Park; Source: Port of Tyne

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Methanol and shore power recipe to unlock Newcastle – Amsterdam green shipping corridor

Given the growing zest for specific routes where vessels employ low-emission propulsion, a new study has assessed the technical and commercial feasibility of introducing a green shipping corridor between Newcastle and Amsterdam.

about 9 months ago