Swedish ferry company Stena Line has reported a significant reduction in fuel consumption thanks to the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
ONE-Dyas is moving at full throttle to bring its gas platform, which will run on offshore wind power in the North Sea, online by the end of 2024.
ClassNK has released a new edition of its Guidelines for Ships Using Alternative Fuels, which outline the safety requirements for ships using methanol, ethanol, LPG and ammonia as fuel. The new edition adds requirements related to hydrogen-fueled ships.
The demand for natural gas in the EU has taken a downturn for the second year in a row, reaching the lowest level since 2008.
Denmark-based power cable manufacturer and installation company NKT has named its new cable laying vessel (CLV) NKT Eleonora, meaning shining light. According to NKT, the name is a reference to the company’s central position in transmitting power through its cable solutions and to the bright future
Maritime stakeholders are turning their attention to developing countries to support a just energy transition and bridge the existing gap.
The complex decarbonized systems of the future will require autonomous management systems for viable exploitation, speakers at the Automation Summit, part of Singapore Maritime Week, revealed.
U.S. technology company Oceaneering has carried out a pipeline inspection industrial pilot using an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) for TotalEnergies, as part of the French energy giant’s ambition to become a net-zero company. The North Sea pilot using the Freedom AUV saw the inspection of over
Report: Over 60 international banks have been keeping the fossil fuel players in business by footing the bill for their further expansion rather than cutting off the purse strings.
Preparations are currently underway for a CO2 injection test at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) license in the North Sea that encompasses the “UK’s largest depleted gas field”. Perenco UK and Carbon Catalyst Limited secured a license to progress their Poseidon CCS project at the Leman gas fields
Vår Energi has joined an initiative led by the United Nations Environment Programme to improve the accuracy of methane emissions reporting.
Subsea cables are expected to remain at the heart of further energy transition moves, according to JDR Cable Systems.
A HVDC project, bringing more green electricity to Britain from offshore wind farms, is set to enter the construction phase in winter 2024.
The Celtic Interconnector is starting to take shape and the offshore cable installation work is slated to begin in 2025.
