Scotland’s Port of Cromarty Firth has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (Mou) with Norwegian firm Gen2 Energy to import green hydrogen from Norway into the UK.
Tailwind Energy has agreed to sell its entire working interest in the Conwy field in the East Irish Sea to Eni with effect from 1 July 2021.
TechnipFMC has upgraded its dive support vessel (DSV) Deep Arctic with hybrid battery power, which is expected to cut its fuel use and emissions by 20%. The hybrid battery conversion took place at the Remontowa shipyard in Gdansk, Poland, in January and February. Commissioning by Siemens and sea tri
Russia’s Gazprom has started construction of a new gas, LNG, and chemicals complex at Ust-Luga that will include the 13 million metric tonnes per year Baltic LNG plant.
Shell UK has selected Fugro GB North Marine to carry out geophysical and geotechnical site surveys at the Pensacola Prospect in preparation for the drilling of the exploration well. The site survey is expected to commence at the end of July and run until the third quarter of 2021. Shell is the opera
Fuel cell developer PowerCell Sweden has presented an industrialized high-power fuel cell module especially developed for the electrification of marine applications.
Mooring and subsea specialist Delmar Systems has announced the acquisition of Vryhof, consisting of Deep Sea Mooring and Vryhof Anchors.
The Environment Agency (EA) has pledged to default to low-carbon concrete when constructing flood defences and other critical infrastructure projects, provided they meet performance requirements, as it sets out its roadmap to hit net zero as an organisation by 2030. The comprehensive new roadmap dem
Croatia’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal, located on the island of Krk has completed its first small-scale reloading operation.
A unit of international logistics company Peterson has won a contract from French oil major Total for the supply of general consumables and ad-hoc material supply.
Several new energy transition developments in the offshore energy and maritime sectors have made headlines this week, contributing to the global 2050 net-zero targets and – at least to some extent – to the ambitious path that International Energy Agency (IEA) mapped in its latest report. Climate ple
Oil and gas company Lundin Energy Norway has been given a drilling permit to drill a new wildcat well in the North Sea, offshore Norway.
Chemicals giant BASF and RWE have presented a project to build a 2 GW offshore wind farm that would power BASF’s chemical site in Ludwigshafen, Germany, and enable CO2-free production of hydrogen. No public subsidies would be needed for the construction of the wind farm, which is already in the plan
BW Ideol has entered into an agreement with an unnamed partner with whom it will bid to build a floating wind farm in France. According to the company, BW Ideol formalised a partnership with “an undisclosed leading utility” during the first quarter of this year. The partners will submit a joint bid
