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Maersk feeder bunkering with Agility tanker; Image credit Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore

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Maersk secures green methanol supply from Equinor

Container shipping heavyweight A.P. Moller-Maersk (Maersk) has signed an agreement with energy major Equinor thus securing the supply of green methanol for its landmark, methanol-enabled feeder vessel during its initial months of operation from September 2023 and into the first half of 2024. The agr

about 3 years ago

Environment

‘Demonisation’ of oil & gas seen as misleading: Is CO2 the main culprit responsible for climate change or the sun?

Three new research papers point a potential finger at the changes in solar activity as the primary cause of climate change.

13 minutes read

Illustration; Source: Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)

Environment

With UK’s oil & gas industry on decarbonisation quest, more investment needed to tackle challenges ahead

Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has welcomed the progress the UK oil and gas industry made in curbing emissions.

about 3 years ago

Polish firm pursuing only Barents Sea CO2 exploration license

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Polish firm pursuing operator role for only CO2 exploration license in Barents Sea

Horisont Energi has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with energy company PGNiG Upstream Norway (PUN), part of Poland’s ORLEN Group, under which PUN aims to enter as a partner and operator in the only CO2 exploration license in the Barents Sea. The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy announced

about 3 years ago

Mariner field in the UK North Sea (for illustration); Photo Jamie Baikie and Michal Wachucik/Equinor

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‘Bold measures’ still needed for 2030 target but UK North Sea oil & gas emissions down for third consecutive year

The NSTA has outlined in its new report that the oil and gas industry is making progress on curbing emissions.

about 3 years ago

Illustration; Source: North Sea Transition Authority

Environment

Will UK pull out of energy treaty now or wait to see if low-carbon and green provisions will be woven into its fabric?

The UK is set on reviewing its Energy Charter Treaty membership, which will enable it to consider withdrawal as an outcome of the review.

11 minutes read

Environment

Wärtsilä and Furetank crack down on methane slip

Finnish marine technology supplier Wärtsilä and Swedish shipping company Furetank are co-developing and testing two technologies showing the potential to halve the methane slip of LNG-fueled ships. Methane slip on LNG-powered vessels refers to the unintentional release of methane, a potent greenhous

about 3 years ago

Environment

Wärtsilä rolls out onboard carbon capture and storage feasibility studies

Technology group Wärtsilä has added carbon capture and storage (CCS) feasibility studies to its portfolio of products intended for shipowners and operators. The company has already conducted a number of studies on a range of vessel types including ro-ro and ro-pax vessels, a drill ship, a container

about 3 years ago

Environment

Repurposing NASA’s tech used to search for life on Mars to track oil & gas methane emissions

Drone and space age technology, developed by the NASA JPL to search for life on Mars, will now be used to detect offshore methane emissions.

about 3 years ago

Environment

Teck teams up with Norden to cut its carbon footprint

Danish shipping company Norden has inked a deal with Teck Resources Limited, one of Canada’s largest mining companies, to reduce CO² emissions in Teck’s steelmaking coal supply chain. The agreement is expected to reduce annual emissions from Teck shipments handled by Norden by 25%, or up to 6,700 to

about 3 years ago

Environment

UK’s blueprint for energy security goes hand in hand with net zero as oil & gas, nuclear and renewables join forces

The UK government recently set out plans to scale up the deployment of renewables, ramp up nuclear and maximise the oil and gas production.

13 minutes read

Environment

MMMCZCS: Navigating the regulatory traps to drive real change

Regulatory measures implemented by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) often set out with the noble goal of curbing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and promoting sustainability within the global shipping industry. Yet, the journey from regulation to actual emission reduction can be marred b

about 3 years ago

New Dutch donation to bridge funding gap, allowing UN to embark on salvage ops for ‘ticking timebomb’ in Red Sea

Environment

With the oil transfer completed, the final destination of FSO Safer remains unknown

The successful completion of the oil transfer operation from the FSO Safer marks a significant milestone in averting a potential environmental and humanitarian catastrophe in the Red Sea. However, the mission is far from over, as the next crucial steps involve making a decision that would ensure the

about 3 years ago

Environment

Portsmouth Port powers up with solar

Portsmouth International Port has completed the installation of its new solar and battery system which is now fully operational. The system is comprised of 2,660 solar panels, providing an impressive 35% of the site’s electricity, enabling the port to move one step closer to becoming one of the UK’s

about 3 years ago