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2nd LNG-powered ferry joins TT-Line’s fleet
Germany-based ferry owner and operator TT-Line has taken delivery of its second green ship, the LNG-powered Peter Pan. The RoPax ferry was handed over during a signing ceremony held this morning at the Chinese shipyard Nanjing Jinling. The vessel features a length of 230 meters and a breadth of 31 m
BAR Tech WindWings by Yara Marine start taking shape with 6 units slated for installation in 2023
UK-based marine engineering consultancy BAR Technologies and Norwegian technology company Yara Marine Technologies have launched the production of BAR’s solid wing sails. The two companies said that the ‘first cut’ of the steelwork that will form the first production run of WindWings has been comple
WFW assists NORD/LB on €100M German LNG terminal financing
London-based law firm Watson Farley & Williams has advised Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale (NORD/LB), one of the largest commercial banks in Germany, on the long-term financing of an import terminal for liquefied gas to be constructed in Stade-Buetzfleh, Lower Saxony, Germany. The project, whic
WATCH: Dolphin rig docking in Las Palmas to get ready for its gig in Nigeria
Dolphin Drilling’s Blackford Dolphin rig has arrived in Las Palmas, Spain, where it is expected to prepare for its assignment in Nigeria.
Drone footage shows Nord Stream pipeline incident ‘undoubtedly sabotage’
A video of the blast-damaged Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline has indicated that this was undoubtedly an act of sabotage, says a military analyst.
DSME terminates LNG carrier contract with a Russian client
South Korea’s shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has canceled a contract for the construction of an LNG carrier from a client from Russia. The contract termination was assigned to delays and stoppages of the supply of major equipment and materials due to export sanctions imp
Following shutdown, North Sea gas project back online
UK-headquartered IOG plc has restored production from its Saturn Banks Project – Phase 1 in the UK sector of the North Sea, after a shut-in.
Shutdown of Baltic Pipe temporarily halts gas flow to Poland
Energinet is preparing for the Baltic Pipe project to reach its full capacity, which requires a temporary shutdown of the pipeline.
CMA CGM to call for decarbonization projects in early 2023 bankrolled by €200 mln budget
French container shipping CMA CGM is getting ready to launch a call for projects in early 2023 intended to support the decarbonization of the French shipping and port industry. The company has already committed a €200 million budget for the projects from its five-year $1.5 billion budget, which was
Large-scale Battolyser plant for green hydrogen production to be set up in Rotterdam Port
The Dutch Port of Rotterdam has been selected as the location for the first large-scale Battolyser factory that aims to meet the growing demand for green hydrogen and electricity storage. Battolyser Systems is the developer and manufacturer of the world’s first integrated battery/electrolyser system
More drilling work on Johan Sverdrup for Odfjell rig
Equinor has exercised its option to drill additional wells with the Odfjell Drilling-owned rig, extending the rig’s stay offshore Norway.
Neptune prolongs SeaMar vessel’s stay in North Sea
SeaMar has secured a second contract extension with Neptune Energy Netherlands for one of its diving support vessels (DSVs).
All systems go for Equinor to drill two North Sea wells
Equinor has received consent from Norway’s regulator for exploration drilling in the North Sea off Norway, using one of Transocean’s rigs.
In focus: Hydrocarbon industry stepping stone to a world powered by offshore renewables and clean fuels (OEEC 2022 Edition)
As the industry is preparing to meet in Amsterdam next week at the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) 2022, headlines over the past few weeks show the same as the exhibitors’ and speakers’ list for this year’s OEEC – just how much offshore oil & gas and LNG industries, and industries suc