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  • Antero: Gas Engines Replace Diesel on Drilling Rigs (USA)

    5 April 2013

    With diesel prices remaining high, Antero Resources and Patterson-UTI Drilling were seeking a viable option to reduce fuel costs, a major expense when operating drilling rigs. That’s when the companies considered an innovative solution: the Waukesha VHP L7044GSI. Offered by GE’s Waukesha gas engines and Waukesha-Pearce Industries, the rich-burn engine is 100% natural-gas-fired, reducing fuel […]

  • Rob van der Hage, TenneT: Having Significant Responsibilities Requires a Vision

    20 October 2016
    Business & Finance, Storage

    Rob van der Hage, Business Manager Offshore at TenneT Netherlands, will be one of the panellists in the closing discussion on short and long term potential at the Offshore WIND Conference and has provided an insight into the sector from an interesting point of view – that of an electricity transmission system operator. Regarding his […]

  • Rob van der Hage, TenneT: Having Significant Responsibilities Requires a Vision

    20 October 2016
    Business & Finance, Storage

    Rob van der Hage, Business Manager Offshore at TenneT Netherlands, will be one of the panellists in the closing discussion on short and long term potential at the Offshore WIND Conference and has provided an insight into the sector from an interesting point of view – that of an electricity transmission system operator. Regarding his […]

  • Number of ships flying Danish flag set record in 2021

    13 January 2022
    Business Developments & Projects

    The number of ships flying the Danish flag has set a record in 2021 which means that the country moves up one place on the list of the flag states, Danish Shipping reported.

  • Qatar University Receives State-of-the-Art Marine Research Ship

    23 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    A new, state-of-the-art ship given to Qatar University will transform marine research in the Gulf region. The model research facility Janan – named after the island located in the western part of the Qatari peninsula – was donated to the University by H.H. the Heir Apparent Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani. Underlining a […]

  • Namibia Sets Three-Year Ban on Seabed Mining

    20 December 2013
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    A moratorium on the issuance of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) clearance certificates on bulk seabed mining for industrial minerals as well as base and rare metals in Namibian waters will be in place for a minimum of three years. Cabinet made this decision during its 13th ordinary meeting in September this year. A media statement […]

  • Europe Could Become First 100% Renewable Energy Continent

    21 June 2013

    The Global Alliance for 100% Renewable Energy criticises many legislators in Europe for still lacking full commitment to the transformation to renewable energy. At the European inauguration of the new Alliance in Munich, member organisations stated that renewable energy has become the key to Europe’s future economic and industrial development. However, according to the Alliance, […]

  • WPCAP exploring ways to scale up shore power worldwide

    30 May 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development

    World Ports Climate Action Program (WPCAP), a working group that focuses on taking actions against climate change in the maritime sector, has provided updates on current progress and made agreements on how to proceed with the various processes, especially the development of shore power and alternative fuels.

  • Ørsted and Esvagt investing in ‘world’s first’ green fuel service operation vessel

    8 April 2022
    Operations & Maintenance, Ports & Logistics, Technology, Vessels

    Danish companies Ørsted and Esvagt have decided to invest in what the companies describe as the world’s first service operation vessel (SOV) that can operate on green fuels. The SOV will be powered by batteries and dual-fuel engines, capable of sailing on renewable e-methanol, produced from wind energy and biogenic carbon, which will lead to […]

  • Scandlines launches industry-first digital climate twin ferry project

    22 August 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Innovation, IT & Software, Outlook & Strategy, Transition, Vessels

    Danish ferry operator Scandlines has chosen compatriot climate tech startup ReFlow to develop advanced climate twins of its latest zero-emission ferry design using life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology. The zero-emission ship is being built at Cemre Shipyard for Scandlines. It will operate on the Puttgarden-Rødby route. Over the following months, ReFlow will build a detailed […]

  • First oil flows from Apache’s Garten development

    5 December 2018
    Project & Tenders

    Apache Corporation has initiated production from its Garten development on Block 9/18a Area-W in the United Kingdom sector of the North Sea.

  • The Netherlands: Archaeologists Find Traces of Stone Age Habitation in Port of Rotterdam

    8 November 2011
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    The site of what is now Rotterdam’s Yangtzehaven was inhabited by humans in the Middle Stone Age. At a depth of 20 metres, in the sea bed, unique underwater archaeological investigation found traces of bone, flint and charcoal from around 7000 BC. These finds are the very first scientific proof that humans lived at this […]

  • Ebola Turns Up the Heat on West Africa Trade

    24 November 2014

    West Africa trade continues to acutely feel the pressure of the Ebola outbreak with export trade estimated to be down by as much as 30% since the start of the outbreak, UK’s shipping consultant Drewry said in its weekly container insight. Capacity dipped 4.9% dip to 207,000 teu in October, albeit this is still up […]

  • Port of Amsterdam Aims to Cut Shipping Emissions

    14 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Amsterdam is to cut shipping emissions and its environmental impact in the coming years.

  • New oil prospects unlocked on Cairn’s Senegal acreage

    7 February 2017

    New 3D seismic data interpretation has unlocked “numerous, highly attractive, oil prospects” on the Cairn Energy-operated acreage offshore Senegal.  Cairn’s partners in three blocks offshore Senegal – Sangomar Deep, Sangomar Offshore, Rufisque Offshore – are ConocoPhillips with 35% working interest, Far Limited with 15%, and Petrosen, the national oil company of Senegal, with 10% interest. […]

  • Report: Reforms to shake up Mexico’s underperforming energy sector

    11 April 2014

    Mexico, the world’s fourteenth-largest economy, is about to get a major shot in the arm. Historic reforms will shake up and open its underperforming energy sector and “go a long way toward modernizing Mexico’s economy,” according to a new report by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The report, titled The Promise of Mexico’s Energy Reforms, was released […]

  • Rystad: No room for OPEC+ to increase output for the rest of 2019

    18 June 2019

    The OPEC+ countries will not be able to increase their collective oil production levels in the second half of 2019 without having a detrimental effect on oil prices, according to Norwegian oil and gas intelligence firm Rystad Energy.

  • PMS 1386 Completes Sea Trials (Singapore)

    14 November 2012

      PM Coast Maritime Pte. Ltd. has completed sea trials of PMS 1386, the first of two RAstar 3200 tugs to be built by their own shipyard in Singapore. The RAstar class of tugs is intended for operations in exposed areas such as many new LNG terminals where a high standard of sea-keeping is required. […]

  • USA: Apache 2011 Earnings at USD 4.5 Billion

    16 February 2012

    Apache Corporation today reported that record production and strong oil prices combined to generate record full-year 2011 earnings of $4.5 billion, up 50 percent from $3 billion in 2010. Production increased 14 percent to 748,000 barrels of oil equivalent (boe) per day. Cash from operations before changes in operating assets and liabilities* rose 39 percent […]

  • Hertel Updates on Gorgon LNG Works, Australia

    8 October 2012

    The ability to work flexibility within a quarantined environment is helping Hertel to deliver insulation, corrosion protection and fireproofing to pre- assembled racks and equipment for the world’s largest natural gas project – the Gorgon Project – at Barrow Island in Western Australia. The first phase of work is being carried out at the Australian […]

  • Green Fleet Systems Expands Bi-Coastal Operations, USA

    3 October 2012

    Green Fleet Systems, a logistics service provider focused on building a business anchored around “clean” technology, and LogFire, the leading cloud-based SaaS supply chain solutions company, announce expanded business operations and scope of services – creating new jobs and expanding energy efficiency in logistics. Green Fleet Systems, focused on being a reliable and efficient logistics […]

  • USA: Kinder Morgan to Acquire El Paso

    17 October 2011

    Kinder Morgan, Inc. (KMI) and El Paso Corporation (EP) announced a definitive agreement whereby KMI will acquire all of the outstanding shares of EP in a transaction that will create the largest midstream and the fourth largest energy company in North America with an enterprise value of approximately $94 billion and 80,000 miles of pipelines. […]

  • Regen SW: Who Actually Owns UK Offshore Wind?

    24 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    Regen SW published an article titled “UK Offshore wind: Who actually owns it?” today. You can read the article below. Recent weeks have seen mixed news for the offshore wind sector in the UK, including the positive announcement of the final investment decision for 588 MW Beatrice and the more disappointing news that the Neart na Gaoithe […]

  • Flotte Hamburg, TU Hamburg partner up for cleaner air in the port

    4 April 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy

    The Flotte Hamburg (FLH), a city-owned shipping company, and Hamburg University of Technology (TU Hamburg) have joined forces to make a contribution to improving air quality in the Port of Hamburg.

  • Researchers Team Up on Mediterranean Seismic Survey

    7 October 2014
    Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    With the aim of expanding the so far only fragmentary knowledge about the processes on the seafloor of the Mediterranean and improving the risk assessment, researchers from GEOMAR and their colleagues from France and Italy have started an expedition on the German research vessel METEOR into the waters southeast of Sicily. Scientists from Italy, France […]