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Eco-friendly CMA CGM Marco Polo becomes largest ship to dock at PhilaPort
The Packer Avenue Marine Terminal (PAMT) at the Port of Philadelphia (PhilaPort) has welcomed the eco-friendly CMA CGM Marco Polo, the largest vessel to ever call the port in its 300-year history.
Yang Ming to use sustainable biofuel to boost decarbonization efforts
Taiwanese shipping company Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation has decided to adopt sustainable biofuel into its fleet to respond to the 2050 net-zero emissions goal.
Winds of change sweep across UK’s energy sector
The UK has decided to pull out of the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) and prolong the windfall tax on oil and gas producers’ profits.
Another Finland-Estonia electricity interconnection shut down due to technical fault
After the second HVDC electricity interconnection between Estonia and Finland named EstLink 2 went offline due to cable system failure, Estonian transmission system operator (TSO) Elering reported that a fault had also been detected in the first electrical connection between the two countries. EstLi
Air Liquide and Vopak looking into ammonia and hydrogen infrastructure in Singapore
Industrial gas supplier Air Liquide and infrastructure provider Vopak have joined forces to look into the development and operation of infrastructure for ammonia import, cracking, and hydrogen distribution in Singapore. The companies have formalized their intention through a memorandum of understand
After drilling ops with Valaris rig, gas flows from North Sea well
Perenco has brought on stream a near-field discovery within the Ravenspurn South area of the Southern North Sea.
Sumitomo places multi-million-pound cable carousel order for its Scottish factory
Japan-headquartered Sumitomo Electric Industries has placed a multi-million-pound order for cable storage carousels for its power cable factory in Scotland. THREE60 Energy reported it had signed a contract with Sumitomo to design and deliver cable storage carousels for the power cable factory in Nig
UK program to help subsea professionals return to work after career break
Three UK partners have come together to deliver a cross-sector program to support returners back to the underwater sector after a career break or to transfer their skills from another sector. The Global Underwater Hub and the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) have partnered wi
Another exploration success for Eni in West Africa as ‘major’ discovery comes to light
Eni has made a new significant hydrocarbon discovery in block CI-205 off the coast of Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa.
Santos picks Australian player for work on Darwin LNG life extension project
Australian energy giant Santos has handed out an assignment on the Darwin LNG life extension project to UGL.
Ports and shipping key to making CCS ‘good business’ for Europe
Ports and the maritime sector are expected to play a significant role in scaling up carbon capture and storage (CCS) in Europe and meeting the energy transition targets.
Hafnia welcomes fourth LNG dual-fuel product tanker
Singapore-based tanker operator Hafnia has taken delivery of its fourth LNG dual-fuel product tanker, Hafnia Lillesand.
Hapag-Lloyd partners Ankeri Solutions to speed up decarbonization
German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has entered into a transformative contract agreement with Iceland-based software company Ankeri Solutions aimed at accelerating Hapag’s fleet decarbonization efforts.
Canada’s first LNG export facility set for commissioning activities
Canada’s first LNG export facility, the Shell-led LNG Canada project in Kitimat, British Columbia, is nearing completion of the first phase, with commissioning and start-up activities about to begin. Construction work at the LNG Canada facility is almost complete and commissioning and start-up activ