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US lawmakers propose twin bills to tackle maritime pollution

Two United States lawmakers have introduced a pair of bills aimed at cutting down on dangerous air pollution within the maritime transport industry. As disclosed, on July 10, California-representing US Senator Alex Padilla reintroduced the Clean Shipping Act of 2025, led by House Representative Robe

about 1 year ago

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Leonardo da Vinci continues installing cables at first UK-Germany energy link

Prysmian’s Leonardo da Vinci, said to be the world’s largest cable laying vessel (CLV), has begun the second phase of cable laying in UK waters for NeuConnect, a high-voltage submarine cable that will create the first direct energy transmission link between the UK and Germany. Prysmian completed the

about 1 year ago

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French port adopts dynaCERT’s hydrogen-based technology to cut emissions

The French Port of Rochefort-Tonnay-Charentes has deployed Canadian dynaCERT’s hydrogen-based technology, HydraGEN, for the first time on a crane in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from port tools, machinery, and equipment.

about 1 year ago

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Shell pools resources with Technip Energies in carbon capture arena

Shell Catalysts & Technologies, a subsidiary of UK-headquartered energy giant Shell, has joined forces with France’s engineering company Technip Energies to come up with a post-combustion amine-based carbon capture solution, which will up the industrial sector’s decarbonization ante.

about 1 year ago

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$360M investment to be made for first phase of South Korean subsea cable manufacturing plant

South Korean Taihan Cable & Solution is investing $360 million for the first phase of construction of its second submarine cable manufacturing facility, which will once operational deliver a production capacity nearly five times greater than the company’s first submarine cable plant. Taihan opened t

about 1 year ago

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Analysis: Maritime insetting needs stronger fuel criteria to spur decarbonization

Voluntary insetting schemes in the maritime industry could play a pivotal role in facilitating shipping’s decarbonization during the critical pre-regulatory period, so long as they incorporate ‘robust safeguards‘ that lead to the uptake of long-term fuel options, a new analysis by UCL Energy Institu

about 1 year ago

EU-UK set course for deeper cooperation on maritime safety, CCS, hydrogen

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EU backs green port infrastructure in Papua New Guinea

The European Union (EU) and Papua New Guinea (PNG) have deepened their partnership with the launch of infrastructure projects focused on greening and modernizing Rabaul Port and expanding access to safe water.

about 1 year ago

Allseas resumes pipelaying at Dutch CCS project after technical setback

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After one-month technical delay, Allseas resumes pipelaying at first Dutch offshore CCS project

Allseas has resumed pipelaying for the first offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in the Netherlands after a one-month break caused by a technical issue. Allseas’ purpose-built offshore construction vessel (OCV) Oceanic was in charge of a special unexploded ordnance (UXO) survey along t

about 1 year ago

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South Korea’s YPP to invest up to $3.1B in green hydrogen production in Kazakhstan

YPP and Kazakh Invest have signed a framework agreement on cooperation for the implementation of a green hydrogen production project in Kazakhstan.

about 1 year ago

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UK’s fourth subsea electricity superhighway to sport Siemens Energy converter stations

Siemens Energy has been appointed as the preferred bidder for the delivery of two high-voltage direct current (HVDC) converter stations for the fourth out of five subsea electricity superhighways between Scotland and England. This news for the Eastern Green Link 4 (EGL4) project comes as National Gr

about 1 year ago

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Electrification at work: Nigeria on path to leap past fossil fuel dependency

Nigeria stands at a critical crossroads, with a unique opportunity to electrify its containerized trade on a large scale, bypassing fossil fuel dependency and embracing the global momentum toward low-emission maritime logistics. This is according to a new white paper by Maersk’s Netherlands-based co

about 1 year ago

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Hydrogen-fueled RTG begins operation in Yokohama Port zero-emission trial

Mitsui E&S has replaced the conventional diesel engine generator set installed on a near-zero-emission RTG with a hydrogen fuel cell power pack, as part of an on-site zero-emission cargo handling equipment trial.

about 1 year ago

Illustration; Source: The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)

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IRENA: Growth in renewables highlights regional imbalance

Despite renewable energy capacity growing by over 15% in 2024, the gap in deployment between regions continues to widen, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).

about 1 year ago

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Sumitomo’s UK-produced subsea cables to link Kent and Suffolk

The UK National Grid has selected Sumitomo Electric Industries as the preferred bidder to supply and install 138 kilometers of subsea cable for Sea Link, a new high-voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity connection between Kent and Suffolk. Sumitomo Electric will perform the work out of its manuf

about 1 year ago