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OSG’s Alaskan fleet gears up for methanol-ready upgrade from MAN ES

U.S.-based tanker owner and operator Overseas Shipholding Group (OSG) has inked an engine upgrade program with German powerhouse MAN Energy Solutions for its Alaskan Class fleet. The upgrade program covers four vessels from the series including Alaskan Explorer, Alaskan Frontier, Alaskan Legend, and

about 2 years ago

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Crowley to trial Carbon Ridge’s onboard carbon capture solution

Florida-based shipping and energy supply chain company Crowley and Carbon Ridge Inc, a U.S. developer of modular onboard carbon capture and storage solutions, have launched an onboard carbon capture pilot project. The project involves the utilization of Carbon Ridge’s patent-pending, second-generati

about 2 years ago

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Bernhard Schulte orders LNG dual-fuel CO2 carrier backed by Northern Lights’ long-term charter

Germany-based shipowning company Bernhard Schulte has placed an order for its first CO2 tanker. The LNG dual-fuel newbuilding will be constructed at Dalian Shipbuilding Offshore (DSOC) and feature innovative technologies aimed at significantly reducing its carbon footprint such as wind propulsion an

about 2 years ago

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Molgas becomes Titan’s strategic partner in boosting clean fuels market

Low-emissions marine fuels supplier Titan has closed a funding round for a 45% equity stake with further follow-on rights from downstream LNG and renewable gases company Molgas Energy, backed by infrastructure fund investor InfraVia Capital Partners. As explained, the investment in Titan aims to acc

about 2 years ago

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ONE SEA welcomes COSCO Shipping Technology as first China member

China’s software developer COSCO Shipping Technology has become the latest company to join One Sea, as the international autonomous shipping association continues to expand its geographical footprint following a period of significant growth in 2023.

about 2 years ago

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Tripartite partnership pursues GHG storage acreage offshore Australia

DeepC Store and Azuli International have agreed to jointly pursue and acquire greenhouse gas (GHG) storage acreages in Commonwealth waters offshore Australia said to have strong potential for significant CO2 storage capacities. The two companies have jointly bid for GHG Assessment Permits released b

about 2 years ago

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bound4blue, ITER conduct wind tunnel testing to enhance eSAIL

Spanish cleantech engineering company bound4blue has collaborated with the Institute of Technology and Renewable Energies (ITER), a Tenerife-based energy institute, for aerodynamic tests at the ITER wind tunnel facilities, focusing on optimizing suction sail systems for large vessels.

about 2 years ago

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SEAM: Key milestones unlocked in ammonia tugboat retrofit project with Amogy

Ammonia power solutions company Amogy Inc. and system developer and integrator SEAM have revealed that several milestones have been achieved in their retrofitting project of a 1957 tugboat with ammonia-to-power technology. The retrofit involves a comprehensive overhaul of the tugboat’s original dies

about 2 years ago

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COP28’s ‘historic package’: Writing on the wall that spells end of fossil fuel era or new opportunity for gas and LNG players?

A deep dive into the outcome of COP28 climate talks, which some see as a climate win while other perceive it to be a backdoor for more gas and LNG projects.

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Baker Hughes and Chevron enter 20-year framework agreement

Baker Hughes has entered into a 20-year framework agreement with Chevron Australia for the supply of subsea production systems. Baker Hughes will offer its Aptara subsea production systems for Chevron Australia’s future offshore developments. According to the company, the Aptara suite is an array of

about 2 years ago

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Atlantic area ports to explore the use of green hydrogen-based technologies

A consortium of eleven partners from public and private entities from Spain, France, Ireland, and Portugal has kicked off a project that will carry out pilot tests for the application of hydrogen and methanol as an energy alternative in the fleet and vehicles of the ports of the Atlantic area. The p

about 2 years ago

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Japanese trio initiates study on supplying ammonia as fuel to ships

Japanese companies JERA, NYK Line, and Resonac have signed an agreement to conduct a joint study on the supply of ammonia as fuel to ships. Under the agreement, the three companies will join forces to achieve the supply of ammonia fuel to a tugboat with a produced ammonia-fueled engine, A-tug, being

about 2 years ago

Illustration/OPT’s PowerBuoy (Courtesy of OPT)

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OPT secures $6.5M contract for its PowerBuoys with US government

US-based company Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) has secured a letter contract with a $6.5 million ceiling for its wave-powered buoys to bolster maritime domain awareness for us government agencies.

about 2 years ago

Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, Qatar's Minister of State for Energy Affairs, President and CEO of QatarEnergy; Source: QatarEnergy

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While advocating stronger cooperation, QatarEnergy CEO calls for ‘realistic and scientifically based’ energy transition pathway

QatarEnergy’s CEO has urged Arab countries to bolster their cooperation efforts in the evolving energy landscape to address the energy transition challenges.

about 2 years ago