Japan-headquartered Sumitomo Electric Industries has completed all onshore and offshore cable installation work for the Greenlink Interconnector between Ireland and the UK, with trial operations expected in the coming months. The project included the manufacture and installation of onshore HVDC cros
OMV has made a new gas discovery in a wildcat well off the coast of Norway with a semi-submersible rig owned by Transocean.
Japanese shipping giant NYK Line has revealed that “the world’s first” ammonia-powered ship for commercial use has been completed.
Prosafe has ironed out the terms of a contract for one of its vessels to support a project off the coast of Australia.
More than two dozen NGOs forming part of the Ocean Alliance Against Offshore Drilling have filed a legal challenge against the licenses awarded in the latest batch of the UK’s 33rd offshore licensing round issued by the North Sea Transit Authority (NSTA).
French sailing freight transport company TransOceanic Wind Transport (TOWT) has taken delivery of Artemis, its second sailing cargo vessel.
Over $1.42 trillion is said to be at risk of being lost if Norway does not step up its search for remaining hydrocarbon resources on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) and takes advantage of new technology to boost production levels.
To meet 30 million tonnes of annual global green hydrogen demand, the world would require 411 new hydrogen vessels, according to a new report published by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS).
Swedish tidal energy developer Minesto has put together an investment offer for the first-phase buildout of an array of tidal kites in Hestfjord, Faroe Islands. According to Minesto, the actual production results of its utility-scale tidal energy kite Dragon 12 (D12) are used to accurately predict e
Energy and commodities company Vitol has revealed that it is ‘on track’ to meet the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) targets set in 2019 to reduce emissions by 40% by 2030 compared to 2008 levels thanks to a ‘comprehensive dry dock program’.
Singapore’s Rex International Holding Limited has disclosed the results of an independent qualified person’s report (QPR) for its oilfield offshore Benin.
DRIFT Energy, a British startup set to make green energy at sea using hi-tech sailing vessels, has closed its seed funding round that would enable it to build its first green hydrogen producing vessel.
A business opportunity worth nearly $3.3 billion per year has prompted the UK’s Port of Sunderland to forge ties with Northern Metal Recycling to bring a new decommissioning playground into play, opening the doors to service the oil and gas industry in the North Sea.
In an effort to address the growing environmental challenges in the shipping and logistics industry, a UK-based initiative, Ship Green, has recently launched an “industry-first” “cost-effective” carbon calculator for tracking shipping emissions. This tool is expected to aid industry professionals in
