A project at Zigljen Port on Croatia’s island of Pag is advancing the use of wave energy for green hydrogen production under the North Adriatic Clean Hydrogen Investment Platform (NACHIP). The “Innovative Green Hydrogen Production from Wave Energy in Zigljen Port (Novalja)” project, led by Leonitus,
U.S. ammonia-to-power solutions provider Amogy has partnered with research and development agency A*STAR to explore the development and deployment of ammonia-based technologies in Singapore.
Norway’s state-owned energy player Equinor has received the green light from Norwegian authorities for its planned activities in the Norwegian Sea.
Tampnet, a Norway-headquartered provider of offshore high-capacity and low-latency connectivity services, has signed a mobile-sharing agreement with Dutch mobile phone company ODIDO Netherlands covering assets in the North Sea.
A recent study by the international intergovernmental organization Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) has highlighted the potential impacts the trade deal signed between the US and the EU could have on liquefied natural gas (LNG) market dynamics.
Texas-based oil company Sable Offshore has denied any wrongdoing in its efforts to restart two pipelines connecting its assets offshore California to an onshore processing facility, following legal action brought by the Santa Barbara County District Attorney’s Office.
The UK-based specialist in navigation solutions for seagoing vessels Sperry Marine, part of Northrop Grumman, has been selected to supply the complete integrated bridge systems for two hydrogen-powered containerships under construction for Dutch logistics solutions provider Samskip.
Italy-headquartered Next Geosolutions (NextGeo) has begun seabed surveys along the cable corridor route for the second electrical interconnector between Malta and Italy. The IC2 interconnector will link the Terna substation at Ragusa, Sicily, and the Enemalta terminal station in Maghtab, to be laid
As three oil and gas players — Chevron, Anadarko, and Westlawn — have forged a consortium to pursue hydrocarbon exploration off the coast of Peru, the results of a previously undertaken 3D marine seismic survey are the first item on their agenda, followed by a drill-or-drop decision.
Belgian shipping company EXMAR has placed an order in South Korea for four new Suezmax tankers equipped with scrubbers.
Norway’s Shearwater GeoServices has secured more work in India as part of a new contract with state-owned Oil India Limited that will see two of its vessels deployed. The combined 3D and 2D seven-month seismic survey will begin in the fourth quarter of 2025 and will cover the Mahanadi and Krishna-Go
Japan’s Imabari Shipbuilding, considered one of the largest vessel construction players in the country, has sent off a future-proof 13,932 TEU containership to Singapore-based maritime transport major Ocean Network Express (ONE). As informed, the 140,233 GT unit, which was constructed at Imabari’s M
Prosafe, an Oslo Stock Exchange-listed semi-submersible accommodation vessel owner and operator, has provided insight into the recent activities of its fleet, confirming the start of preparations for work that one of its units will begin in Australia next quarter.
UK’s electrolyzer manufacturer ITM Power has entered into a capacity reservation agreement with German energy company RWE for 150 MW of NEPTUNE V units.
