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  • GALLERY: Greenpeace activists climb West Hercules rig ahead of Equinor drilling plans

    29 April 2019
    Exploration & Production

    Four Greenpeace activists have climbed the West Hercules drilling rig, located near Rypefjord village in the north of Norway, and bound to drill in the Barents Sea for Equinor. 

  • East of England’s OW Industry Awaits Policy Clarity

    21 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    Investment, jobs and skills generated by the East of England’s position as a leading centre for developing offshore wind farms are at stake as the industry awaits clarity in policy, an industry leader has warned. The UK is being left behind by the rest of Europe as the industry waits for a sign from the […]

  • USA: Maersk Line to Pay USD 31.9 Million for Inflated Shipping Costs to Pentagon

    6 January 2012

    Maersk Line Limited has agreed to pay the government $31.9 million to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims to the United States in connection with contracts to transport cargo in shipping containers to support U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, the Justice Department announced on January 3. The government alleges that Maersk, a wholly-owned […]

  • Posidonia 2018 Kicks Off

    4 June 2018

    Posidonia 2018, which celebrates its 50th anniversary since its inception, was officially opened this evening in Athens.

  • Stena Line aims for 30% CO2 emissions reduction by 2030

    7 April 2021
    Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels, Vision

    Swedish ferry company Stena Line is accelerating the transition towards fossil-free shipping and presents its plan to reduce total CO2 emissions by as much as 30% until 2030.

  • Rystad: Europe could invest $35 billion in CCS by 2035

    8 September 2020
    Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Transition

    After many years of expensive carbon capture and storage (CCS) studies and test centres, Europe has reached a point where big-scale developments are financially sensible, a Rystad Energy analysis shows.

  • Hydrogen power for UK Viking Link construction site

    4 September 2020
    Infrastructure, Innovation, Technology

    Siemens Energy, lead contractor for the construction of National Grid’s Viking Link interconnector project in Lincolnshire, has installed a zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell to provide off grid power to the project’s construction site for the first time. Off grid power is necessary as this site won’t have a grid connection for at least six to […]

  • UK: IMO Secretary-General Urges States to Bring 2010 HNS Protocol into Force

    1 November 2011
    Business & Finance

    IMO Secretary-General Efthimios E. Mitropoulos urged States to take steps to bring the 2010 Protocol to the International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Sea, 1996 (2010 HNS Convention) into force, after eight countries signed the Protocol, subject to ratification or acceptance. The […]

  • All-Energy 2013: Post-Show Facts and Figures (UK)

    20 June 2013

    With two Ministers both making powerful and highly significant statements, All-Energy got off to a flying start when the thirteenth in the annual series was held 22 and 23 May at Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre. Rt Hon Ed Davey MP, Secretary of State, Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) was able to announce […]

  • “Offshore substations should have a standard size of 900MW”

    13 August 2012

    This is key to a responsible realisation of the Energiewende” says Lex Hartman, Director Corporate Development of TSO TenneT. “After all, the German ambition implies building one turbine every day.” The recent Atomausstieg and the subsequent Energiewende brought about a revolution in the German offshore wind sector. Over the next ten years, 13GW of offshore […]

  • Greenpeace activists board Shell’s North Sea platforms

    14 October 2019

    Greenpeace activists from the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark boarded two oil platforms in Shell’s Brent field on Monday.

  • “Offshore substations should have a standard size of 900MW”

    13 August 2012

    This is key to a responsible realisation of the Energiewende” says Lex Hartman, Director Corporate Development of TSO TenneT. “After all, the German ambition implies building one turbine every day.” The recent Atomausstieg and the subsequent Energiewende brought about a revolution in the German offshore wind sector. Over the next ten years, 13GW of offshore […]

  • Shipping colossals deepen ties with India amid growing maritime ambitions

    19 February 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects

    French container shipping heavyweight CMA CGM, along with Denmark’s A.P. Moller–Maersk and Switzerland’s Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), is strengthening its foothold in India as the country endeavors to become a “global maritime hub”. As disclosed, during his state visit to France in mid-February 2025, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with French President Emmanuel Macron […]

  • SPR, Vattenfall Discover WWI German Submarine at East Anglia OWF

    21 January 2016

    Whilst undertaking detailed seabed scanning for the development of wind farm projects in the East Anglia Zone, ScottishPower Renewables (SPR) and Vattenfall uncovered an ‘uncharted’ wreck of a WWI German submarine, missing in action since 1915. Charlie Jordan, ScottishPower Renewables’ project director for the East Anglia ONE wind farm said: “The scanning team were expecting […]

  • CEDA, IADC to Organise Forum on Early Contractor Involvement (UK)

    21 February 2011
    Business & Finance

        An interactive forum and networking event for project owners, financiers, insurers, contractors, construction lawyers, regulators, government agencies and NGOs, advisors to decision makers in the maritime infrastructure construction industry. This two-day forum with the theme Partnering Creates Possibilities will bring together top-level experts and advisors responsible for construction projects for an in-depth exchange […]

  • UK and US to commit to boosting nuclear power capacity

    16 September 2025
    Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy, Transition

    Companies from the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (U.S.) have signed “major” new deals that are expected to supercharge the expansion of nuclear power stations in both countries. As disclosed by the UK government, the deals between the two nations have been enabled by a new agreement—to be known as the Atlantic Partnership […]

  • USA: Port of Oakland Appoints New Executive Director

    24 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Oakland Board of Commissioners announced the appointment of maritime shipping industry veteran Chris Lytle as the new Executive Director of the Port of Oakland. This announcement comes after a four-month global search to find a world-class, transformative business leader who could quickly address the Port’s opportunities and challenges. “The Port Commission set […]

  • USA: Experts Look to Harness Ocean Power with Seafloor Carpet (VIDEO)

    30 January 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    UC Berkeley assistant professor Reza Alam, an engineer and an expert in wave mechanics is looking to harness the power of ocean waves with the seafloor “carpet” he is proposing that will convert ocean waves into usable energy. “There is a vast amount of untapped energy in the oceans, and with increasing worldwide demand for […]

  • Shelf Drilling’s backlog reaches $2.1 billion with 33 out of 36 rigs busy with work

    19 August 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Shelf Drilling has pushed its total contract backlog to $2.1 billion at the end of the second quarter of 2024.

  • Discharge of scrubber water into the Baltic Sea causes multi-million euro damage, study shows

    8 May 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Research & Development

    Discharge from ships equipped with scrubbers causes great damage to the Baltic Sea, a new study found.

  • EU to phase out all Russian oil imports ‘in orderly fashion’

    4 May 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Rules & Regulation, Safety, Transition

    The European Union has proposed a ban on all Russian oil imports, aiming to phase out Russian crude oil within six months and refined products by year-end.

  • In focus: Cross-sector collaborations replacing fossil fuels with green energy

    28 January 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy, Transition

    In the face of decarbonisation challenges, presenting a united front seems to be a way around for offshore energy players. During the last week of January, we have witnessed a number of cross-sector collaborations established with a single aim to eliminate carbon emissions and reach the net-zero destination through a green energy path.

  • European offshore wind draws record investment in 2020

    9 February 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    Europe confirmed a record amount of €26.3 billion of investments in 2020 that will finance 7.1 GW of new offshore wind farms to be built in the coming years, WindEurope said. For comparison, €6.1 billion was invested in four offshore wind projects in 2019. This represents an increase of over 330 per cent year-on-year. The […]

  • USA: Scripps’ Birch Aquarium to Establish International Coral Reef Program

    24 July 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

      With coral reefs worldwide threatened and disappearing, international collaboration is imperative for conservation efforts to succeed. Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, along with its sister aquarium, Taiwan’s National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium, have been awarded a highly competitive 2012 Museums Connect grant to connect youth in both […]

  • Gdansk Shipyard to Lead Offshore Wind Revolution (Poland)

    25 July 2011

    The Gdansk Shipyard, where the Solidarity movement that ended the communist era in Poland was born, is now trying to lead another Polish revolution … in offshore wind power. The European Union has laid out clean energy targets to be reached by its 27-members by 2020. To hit those marks Poland must break its coal […]