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  • Trillions of dollars risk being stranded without a global R&D fund to decarbonize

    13 November 2020
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Environment, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vessels

    Trillions of dollars could be misallocated if member states of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) fail to back an industry proposal for a global $5 billion research and development fund in order to de-risk the massive investment needed to decarbonize shipping. The call was made by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) following the publication […]

  • Canada: Sonde Resources 2010 Financial and Operating Highlights

    25 March 2011
    Business & Finance

      Sonde Resources Corp. announced today the release of its financial and operating results for the year ended December 31, 2010. Financial and Operating Highlights In Western Canada, Sonde focused capital activity on its extensive behind-pipe inventory, deploying $4.3 million to complete 12 re-entries (75% economic success rate) and 19 separate work-overs (100% economic success […]

  • Biden halts federal oil and gas leasing indefinitely. Focus to shift on renewables

    28 January 2021
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vision

    U.S. President Joe Biden has signed an executive order to halt new oil and gas leasing but which the Department of the Interior (DOI) claims will “help restore balance on public lands and waters”.

  • Wood Mackenzie: Lack of Water is a Risk to Global Energy Industry

    8 November 2013

    Water poses a variety of business risks for the energy industry, and could play an influential role in shaping the future energy supply mix, according to Wood Mackenzie’s latest research report “Troubled waters ahead? Rising water risks on the global energy industry”, which utilizes data and maps from the World Resources Institute (WRI). Working with […]

  • Danser Containerline sees future growth in Europe and other continents

    15 July 2013

    ”The process of containerisation is still continuing”, managing director Ben Maelissa of Danser Group notes. ”All kinds of cargo of which shipping in containers would have been unthinkable a decade ago, nowadays gets transported this way, even cargo types that are typical bulk or general cargo.” ”The advantage of container transport is of course the […]

  • Repsol net income falls. Production rises despite interruptions in Libya

    26 February 2014

    Spanish Repsol posted a recurring net income of 1.823 billion euros for 2013, calculated at current cost of supply (CCS), 6.7% lower than the previous year. The company said that these earnings – that exclude atypical results and take into account replacement costs of raw materials and products – reflect Repsol’s ongoing business performance during […]

  • Scotland Announces Designation of 30 Marine Protected Areas

    24 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    Scotland’s iconic marine species and habitats will be better protected following the designation of 30 Marine Protected Areas. Sites will protect a range of habitats and species including flameshell beds, feather stars, the common skate and ocean quahog, a large mollusc which can live for centuries. They will also protect sandeels – a small fish […]

  • ‘Disorderly’ energy transition looms with rising coal demand and high gas prices, says WoodMac

    15 July 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Transition

    WoodMac: As plans for renewables stall, Asia’s decarbonisation ambition does not match reality amid rising coal demand and high gas prices.

  • Navigating a path to net-zero

    22 June 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy, Transition

    Expertise and experience will be crucial as industry gears up to meet the challenges of the post-COP26 economy, writes Ian Thomas, Principal Consultant at Vysus Group.

  • Concerns over Turkey’s drilling operations offshore Cyprus

    6 May 2019

    The United States, the European Union, and Egypt have all expressed their concerns over Turkey’s plans for offshore drilling operations in Cypriot-claimed waters. However, Turkey claims that its activities in the Eastern Mediterranean region are based on its legitimate rights stemming from international law.

  • Fishing for Household Equipment

    30 July 2014

    Coffee makers, vacuum cleaners and washing machines, just some of the litter that can be found in our waters. The concerns about the plastic soup in the world’s seas, oceans, rivers and other waters are growing. Studies show that the impact of the plastic, and especially the micro parts, is devastating for the water’s ecosystem. […]

  • Green Garbage

    5 August 2012

    Recycling is something we aim to do every day. We separate our garbage on a daily basis. Vegetables are divided from paper boxes and plastic is kept in another container. Ship recycling is based on the same principle. It is possible to separate hazardous waste from steel, but what if you throw everything on one […]

  • Repsol 2013 Net Income Down

    26 February 2014

    Repsol posted a recurring net income of 1.823 billion euros for 2013, calculated at current cost of supply (CCS), 6.7% lower than the previous year. These earnings – that exclude atypical results and take into account replacement costs of raw materials and products – reflect Repsol’s ongoing business performance during a period marked by a […]

  • Interview: Attaining Business Intelligence

    7 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    In a world swamped by software solutions providing various types of information and data it has become difficult to choose those tools that extract the data we actually need. Ships have been integrating these high-tech solutions at an ever growing pace, becoming more automated and reliant on technology. But what are the real benefits and how are […]

  • New York fires $75 billion shot for Big Oil to foot the landmark climate ‘superfund’ bill

    30 December 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    As the climate crisis continues to wreak havoc across the globe, New York has taken decisive action to hold fossil fuel players accountable for their pollution effects by establishing a new climate fund, described as landmark legislation to strengthen the state’s climate endeavors and environmental protection laws.

  • Digitalization: Future’s Cornerstone – But at What Cost?

    3 July 2017
    Business & Finance

    In the aftermath of the NonPetya cyber attack that hit one of the major industry players A.P. Moller-Maersk, shutting down its terminals across the globe, World Maritime News spoke with DNV GL on the process of digitalization in the industry that seems to be gaining ground.  According to Albrecht Grell, Executive Vice President, Director of Digital […]

  • Moore Stephens – Shipping Confidence Rises for Fourth Successive Quarter

    27 June 2012
    Business & Finance

      Overall confidence levels in the shipping industry increased in the three months ended May 2012, to reach their highest level since February 2011, according to the latest Shipping Confidence Survey from leading accountant and shipping consultant Moore Stephens. This is the fourth successive quarter in which there has been an improvement in confidence, leading […]

  • UK’s offshore oil & gas decom bill to hit £24.6 billion by 2033

    19 November 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Regulation & Policy

    Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has outlined in its new report that decommissioning work could account for 22% of the cumulative oil and gas spend over the next ten years.

  • Shell emerges victorious from battle to overturn ruling in historic climate litigation case

    12 November 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    Shell, now headquartered in the UK and not the Netherlands as was the case during the original ruling, has welcomed its new legal win, which overturns the decision that ordered the energy giant to step up its carbon emissions reduction game.

  • EU poised to start taxing shipping emissions in 2024

    19 December 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vessels

    In the final round of talks over the weekend, the EU Council and the European Parliament hammered out a provisional political agreement on legislative proposals of the ‘Fit for 55’ package that aim to further reduce emissions and address their social impacts. The ‘Fit for 55’ package is aimed at enabling the European Union to […]

  • EU bans Russian vessels from ports, ‘edges closer’ to banning Russian oil imports

    6 April 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Rules & Regulation

    The European Union members have announced a new, fifth round of sanctions against Russia and its businesses due to the war in Ukraine.

  • QTerminals Targets 21,000+ TEU Boxships

    9 April 2018
    Business & Finance

    In his 1st international interview, QTerminals CEO speaks about braving the Gulf crisis and developing Hamad Port.

  • Academia and industry – an essential combination

    23 August 2013

    It has become clear in the previous interviews with industry players that in certain areas of the offshore wind industry companies are ‘fighting’ over experienced and qualified people to fill their, mainly engineering related, job positions. They are not the only ones though. On an academic level, research departments of universities are also struggling to […]

  • Academia and industry – an essential combination

    23 August 2013

    It has become clear in the previous interviews with industry players that in certain areas of the offshore wind industry companies are ‘fighting’ over experienced and qualified people to fill their, mainly engineering related, job positions. They are not the only ones though. On an academic level, research departments of universities are also struggling to […]

  • EWEA: Is German Offshore Wind Under Threat?

    12 April 2013

    European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) spoke to Andreas Wagner, CEO of the Offshore Wind Foundation (Stiftung Offshore-Windenergie) and part of the team negotiating with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, trying to find out what is the future of German offshore wind power, as the country is said to be facing support cuts, besides the already known […]