Site investigation survey work will soon start at RWE’s floating wind project site off the coast of Northern California, where the Germany-based offshore wind developer plans to build its first commercial-scale floating offshore wind farm, Canopy. RWE will be performing initial site investigation su
Flotte Hamburg, the City of Hamburg’s startup that implements low-emission shipping solutions and operates the city’s inland vessels, has ordered its first two fully electric ships.
Japanese companies Tsuneishi Shipbuilding, Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding, and Akishima Laboratories have joined forces on rigid sails as a new device for energy saving.
Two Scottish companies, Ocean Kinetics and Green Marine (UK), have made a joint venture (JV) partnership to decommission OpenHydro’s tidal energy platform in the Orkney Islands, Scotland.
ADNOC has made a final investment decision (FID) for its giant liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, which is envisioned as a lower-carbon intensity development.
Wintershall Dea has decided to divest its stake in a giant sour gas development off the coast of the UAE to Thailand’s PTTEP.
Dolphin Drilling has disclosed its intention to sell a semi-submersible rig for recycling, only months after acquiring it from Transocean.
NatPower H and Hydrocell have signed an agreement for the supply of hydrogen to be used as a propellant for zero-emission boats.
A new report from DNV has examined the role digital twins can play in helping the UK attain its net-zero objectives.
Santos has submitted an environment plan, covering decommissioning activities at a field off the coast of Australia.
A survey for the establishment of an ammonia supply base in the Soma area, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, has been selected for the fiscal 2024 “Subsidy for Measures to Promote the Introduction of Non-fossil Energy (Hydrogen Supply Infrastructure Development Project)” offered by the Consortium for Res
Japan’s MODEC has congratulated Woodside on starting production at Senegal’s first offshore oil development.
Woodside has received a seal of approval for decommissioning and dismantling activities at a field off the coast of Australia.
Hong Kong-based container shipping company Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has revealed that two of its latest 24,188 TEU containerships started operation.
