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Boreas offshore wind installation vessel christening

Clean Fuel

Van Oord christens mega jack-up | ‘Boreas is world’s largest, most sustainable offshore wind installation vessel’

Van Oord christened the latest addition to its fleet, Boreas, on June 18 in Rotterdam. The company says its new jack-up, set to soon debut on the German Nordseecluster project, is the largest and most sustainable offshore wind installation vessel in the world. The Dutch marine contractor ordered the

about 1 year ago

Green Marine

Fatal accident in Alang raises fresh concerns as Hong Kong Convention nears entry into force

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Just weeks ahead of the entry into force of the Hong Kong Convention (HKC) for the safe and environmentally sound recycling of ships, another accident has claimed the life of a shipbreaking worker in Alang, India—widely regarded as the world’s largest ship dismantling yard and one that asserts its c

about 1 year ago

Fossil Energy

‘Largest’ drone quest puts emission monitoring into gear across 33 North Sea oil & gas assets

Two players, Cyberhawk and Explicit, have started the ball rolling on an offshore drone campaign for emissions measurement in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea, which is being undertaken on 33 offshore platforms operated by Equinor, Norway’s energy giant.

about 1 year ago

One of 'world's largest' geotechnical vessels stays with Geoquip Marine until 2030

Subsea

One of ‘world’s largest’ geotechnical vessels stays with Geoquip Marine till 2030

Geoquip Marine, a provider of offshore geotechnical solutions, has extended the charter agreement with Norway’s Myklebusthaug for Dina Polaris until 2030, described as one of the world’s largest geotechnical vessels. Also described as one of the world’s most capable geotechnical drilling vessels, th

about 1 year ago

Alternative Fuels

Singaporean firm rolls out hydrogen fuel cell solution for maritime sector

Singapore-headquartered clean energy solutions provider Proteus Energy has launched a modular hydrogen fuel-based system for ports and vessels, the Proteus Maritime Fuel Cell Solution.

about 1 year ago

Fossil Energy

New DNV specification targets risk reduction in CCUS projects

Norway-based classification society DNV has rolled out a new service specification aimed at verifying and certifying carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) facilities to help “de-risk” related projects as the carbon capture momentum accelerates. As disclosed, the DNV-SE-0696 specification re

about 1 year ago

Fossil Energy

More time for UK operator to breathe life into two North Sea oil discoveries

Orcadian Energy has received a license extension, which enables it to pursue the development of two oil discoveries in the North Sea that are planned to be developed in tandem using a pair of wellhead platforms tied back to a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel envisioned to b

about 1 year ago

Offshore Wind

‘World’s first’ fully remote ecology survey done at 759 MW Dutch offshore wind farm

The BeWild project, led by the Dutch geo-data specialist company Fugro, has completed what they claim to be the world’s first fully remote ecology survey at CrossWind’s Hollandse Kust Nord offshore wind farm in the Netherlands. Together, the BeWild partners integrated computer vision and environment

about 1 year ago

Fossil Energy

US administration urged to stave off drilling in Carolinas’ outer shelf

Two governors, one from North Carolina and one from South Carolina, have sent a joint letter to the United States’ administration to remove the two states’ outer continental shelf lands from consideration in the upcoming 11th National Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil and Gas Leasing Program.

about 1 year ago

Clean Fuel

New methanol-fueled vessel class is born as Maersk names 17,480 TEU newbuild

Maersk has named the first vessel in a series of 17,480 TEU vessels equipped with dual-fuel methanol propulsion.

about 1 year ago

Green Marine

Research center for sustainable shipping opens in Scotland

Scotland’s University of Strathclyde, in partnership with Germany-based dry bulk carrier owner and operator Oldendorff Carriers, has launched a new research center focused on sustainable shipping.

about 1 year ago

Marine Energy

UK launches taskforce to drive tidal and wave energy roadmap

The UK has launched the Marine Energy Taskforce (MET), a new initiative aimed at developing a roadmap to realise the country’s marine energy potential. Supported by The Crown Estate and Crown Estate Scotland, the 12-month project will focus on accelerating wave and tidal stream energy deployment whi

about 1 year ago

Alternative Fuels

Canada’s Port of Nanaimo hosts its first LNG bunkering operation

Canada’s Port of Nanaimo has witnessed its first LNG bunkering with compatriot shipowner Seaspan completing a ship-to-ship operation and marking a new milestone for the port.

about 1 year ago

Energy Efficiency & Innovation

ForestWave’s fourth eco-friendly multipurpose vessel emerges from Dutch yard

Dutch Ferus Smit shipyard recently launched the fourth unit in a series of six eco-friendly, fuel-efficient 12,500 dwt general cargo ships being built for compatriot maritime and offshore logistics player ForestWave Navigation. As disclosed, the newbuilding—christened FWN Adriatic—was splashed on Ma

about 1 year ago