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  • LNG is no longer creating the buzz, ammonia is

    31 May 2021
    Environment, Equipment, Research & Development, Transition, Vessels

    Engine manufacturer MAN Energy Solutions is confident that it would meet its target of developing a commercially viable, ammonia-powered marine engine by 2024. The engine would be intended for large, ocean-going containerships

  • Coming to grips with security risks: Germany backs project for keeping critical subsea infrastructure out of harm’s way

    1 August 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Safety, Technology, Transition

    Given the worldwide rise in threats to energy and other underwater industries’ infrastructure such as offshore installations, pipelines, and cables, many countries, especially in Europe, have been upping their security ante to prevent further attacks.

  • Interview: With new oil & gas horizons calling, will the North Sea hold sway over its existing rig fleet?

    16 February 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Transition

    This interview sheds more light on whether there will be a greater rig exodus from the North Sea market and a mass pivot toward other destinations.

  • Arklow Valiant

    15 August 2016

    In mid-May 2016, Arklow Valiant left the harbour of Delfzijl, in The Netherlands, for her sea trials. In that same week, immediately after successful completion of the sea trials, she was handed over to her new owners, Arklow Shipping. Only seven weeks prior to the handover, on Friday the first of April at 10am, the […]

  • Interview: Maersk Supply growing in Aberdeen despite expected company sale

    5 April 2018

    Offshore support vessel operator Maersk Supply Service has seen its Aberdeen team grow in the past two years and is working at becoming more than just a vessel supplier.

  • EU sets out plan to tackle double whammy of dependence on Russian fossil fuels and climate crisis

    18 May 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Safety, Transition

    The European Commission has presented a plan on how the EU can rapidly reduce its dependence on Russian fossil fuels and fast forward the green transition.

  • AIDA Cruises Presents Its New Flag Ship

    21 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    The new flag ship of AIDA Cruises will be christened in 2015 with the name AIDAprima. AIDA Cruises is the first cruise line to have a ship setting sail from a German port all year round. Starting on June 20, 2015, Hamburg will be the departure and arrival point for AIDAprima on its seven-day round-trip […]

  • SHL: Offshore Wind Industry Maturing in Europe (Interview)

    21 October 2015

    During the Offshore Energy Exhibition and Conference 2015, Offshore WIND met with Yarco Hoddenbach, Business Analyst at Seaway Heavy Lifting. As the offshore wind market is maturing in Europe, we looked into how government is supporting the further expansion of the industry. Also, we bring you a glimpse of other regions with aspiration towards developing offshore wind. […]

  • Wind farm support vessels

    12 June 2013

    Since April 2012 the wind farm support vessel industry has experienced success and failure, both large and small. 2012 will be remembered for the number of new vessels built and delivered to operators, but predominantly it will be the collapse of South Boats Special Projects in the autumn that shook this sector of the industry […]

  • A Big Cat Far from Becoming Extinct

    22 April 2012

    It is rare in this day and age when something new comes along. But a recent collaboration between a number of Dutch companies seems to have come up with just that. The companies, Shipkits, Vuyk Engineering Groningen, Alewijnse, Vacon and the shipping company Amasus, are all well-established names in the maritime industry. The project is […]

  • Seven Waves Every Seventh Wave is Higher

    21 May 2014

    Seven Waves, a ‘flex-lay’ pipe laying vessel, is the latest addition to the Subsea 7 fleet. The vessel is designed and built by IHC Merwede, whilst the pipe-laying equipment and cranes were developed and installed by Huisman. It will initially be used in the Brazilian territorial waters to support the development of significant oil fields […]

  • Oil & gas price uptick and vessel rerouting as Israel-Iran conflict keeps markets on edge

    17 June 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    A spike in crude oil prices and tweaks to ships’ regular routes are some of the key indicators of uncertainty enveloping energy and shipping markets in the wake of Israel’s attack on Iran, as both countries turn off their giant offshore hydrocarbon production taps for safety reasons.

  • Beware of a good pitch: Separating the hype from substance key to successful decarbonization

    19 August 2020
    Business & Finance, Environment, Research & Development, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vision

    The shipping industry is faced with a perfect storm. On the one hand, the pressure to decarbonize its operations and cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by abandoning the use of fossil fuels is rising, promising to change shipping as we know it. On the other hand, a global pandemic is reshaping the global trade creating […]

  • Interferry: New Eco and Safety Rules Lack Practicality

    13 April 2015
    Business & Finance

    Originally formed back in 1976 as the International Marine Transit Association in order to provide the ferry industry with a platform for networking and information exchange, Interferry soon evolved into the only world-wide industry association, currently representing 225 members from 38 countries. Interferry has also assumed the role of the industry representative regarding regulatory matters, attaining Consultative Status at the […]

  • InterOil Announces Third Quarter Financial and Operating Results (Australia)

    17 November 2010

    InterOil Corporation today announced financial and operating results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2010. Third Quarter 2010 Highlights and Recent Developments • The Antelope 2 horizontal well confirmed a higher condensate-to-natural gas ratio of 24-27.7 barrels per million cubic feet of natural gas, approximately 60% higher than observed at the top of the […]

  • Sofia – 42 Metre Explorer Yacht With Submarine to Explore Up to 100 Metres Below Sealevel

    9 August 2013

    When an owner comes back to the same builder for his third motoryacht, you know he is satisfied with the quality. But when he orders his third vessel at the delivery of his second yacht, you know he enjoys the building process as much as he does actually using the yacht. This is exactly what […]

  • Coralius

    15 October 2017

    On May 22, the naming ceremony of MV Coralius was performed by Johanna Lamminen, Chair of the Board of Skangas and Chief Executive Officer of Gasum. Being the first European built LNG bunker and distribution vessel, Coralius was commissioned for build at Bodewes Shipyards by Sirius Veder Gas AB. The company, a joint venture for the […]

  • Alaska’s LNG project moves closer to reality after 10 years in the making, with Glenfarne as private investor

    10 January 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Alaska Gasline Development Corporation (AGDC), the developer of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in the U.S. northernmost state, has signed a framework agreement with compatriot Glenfarne to privately lead and fund the development of the project.

  • Interview: Port of Amsterdam Striving to Become Future Ready Port

    21 October 2018
    Rules & Regulation

    The Port of Amsterdam has embarked on a number of initiatives aimed at a more sustainable future.

  • Offshore Wind – a Continuation of the Past

    22 December 2014

    The Dutch excel in maritime services, a history that can be traced back to the days of the first explorers. Even then the abundance of waterways in their own country were not enough for the Dutch traders. Curious and creative minded and always looking out for new opportunities, they explored the waters beyond the boundaries […]

  • USA: New York to Receive Bigger Ships In Near Future

    20 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Port Authority Executive Director Pat Foye launched a $250 million construction project to boost economic development in New York Harbor. The project involves digging a new water transmission main – called a siphon – between Staten Island and Brooklyn that will allow for the removal of two existing tunnels that […]

  • USA: Officials Launch USD 250 Million New York Harbor Project

    20 April 2012

    Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Port Authority Executive Director Pat Foye launched a $250 million construction project to boost economic development in New York Harbor. The project involves digging a new water transmission main – called a siphon – between Staten Island and Brooklyn that will allow for the removal of two existing tunnels that […]

  • Interview with Nakilat MD on LNG market dynamics

    17 November 2016
    Vessels

    At the mention of Nakilat, the first thought that springs to mind are those giant Q-Max and Q-Flex LNG tankers, the royalty of the LNG shipping industry. Nakilat’s (Qatar Gas Transport Company) current fleet stands at 63 wholly- and jointly-owned LNG carriers including 18 conventional-sized vessels. In addition, the Qatari-owned shipping company manages and operates […]

  • America’s burning question: To drill or not for more oil & gas

    9 January 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Exploration & Production, Infrastructure, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    Should the U.S. scale up investments in oil and gas along with the deployment of renewables and clean energy technologies?

  • LNG permitting freeze in court-imposed meltdown mode: Game over for ‘epiphany of ideocracy’ or more fierce US energy battles?

    8 July 2024
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    A preliminary injunction from a court in Louisiana has broken a temporary lull in approvals of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to non-free trade agreement (FTA) countries, widening the gap between Big Oil supporters and fossil fuel fighters while the case plays out.