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U.S. fines two Greek-based shipping companies

Greece-based shipping companies Empire Bulkers Limited and Joanna Maritime Limited were ordered to pay $2 million ($1 million each) over violations of pollution acts in the U.S. The two companies were convicted for knowing and willful violations of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS) and

about 3 years ago

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WATCH: Shetlanders send a message in a bottle urging ‘sibling across the sea’ to stop massive oil & gas project

A group of Shetlanders have made a short film, asking Norway to stop the development of a giant oil field off the coast of Shetland.

about 3 years ago

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Politicians urged to set ambitious green fuel regulations

More than 40 signatories representing the entire value chain of green fuels, including Danish Shipping, have sent a joint letter calling on politicians to aim for a proactive and ambitious regulation in the present FuelEU Maritime trialogue. Associations and companies including fuel suppliers, end-u

about 3 years ago

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185 global ports can bunker LNG

Ports around the world are ramping up their efforts to develop LNG bunkering infrastructure as demand for LNG-fuelled ships hits new highs. Over the past year, 44 global ports have joined the club of global ports able to provide LNG bunkering. Namely, according to the data from Clarksons, in January

about 3 years ago

Will energy infrastructure be an ace up Europe's decarbonisation sleeve?

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Will energy infrastructure emerge as an ace up Europe’s decarbonisation sleeve?

A new report on Europe’s energy transition progress highlights the key role energy infrastructure is playing in driving decarbonisation.

about 3 years ago

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UK’s first licensing round since 2019 brings 115 bids from 76 oil & gas firms

The UK’s 33rd offshore oil and gas licensing round has attracted a total of 115 bids across 258 blocks and part-blocks from 76 companies.

about 3 years ago

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Incat: World’s largest LNG-powered aluminium catamaran to switch to batteries

South American ferry operator Buquebús is in talks with Australian catamaran builder Incat Tasmania on the possibility of replacing the LNG powerplant with a battery-electric solution on its newbuilding ferry under construction at the yard. Having an overall length of 130 metres, a width of 32 metre

about 3 years ago

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In focus: Is Europe the heart of the energy transition?

It is just the second week of the new year ahead of us, however, European authorities and industry are not wasting any time on acting upon carbon reduction efforts. This week saw the European Union launch a number of initiatives, making us wonder whether 2023 will be the year of big changes.

about 3 years ago

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Report: Court finds UK’s $1.15 bln funding for Mozambique LNG project lawful

A London court has ruled that the UK government’s funding of up to $1.15 billion of financing for the Mozambique LNG project led by French energy major TotalEnergies is lawful. According to reports by Reuters, the decision by London’s Court of Appeal was made on Friday, 13 January, dismissing an app

about 3 years ago

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EU approves €1.1 billion Danish scheme for carbon capture and storage

The European Commission has given its approval for a €1.1 billion scheme to support the roll-out of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies in Denmark. The aid will be awarded through a competitive tendering procedure open to companies active in any industrial sector, including the waste and e

about 3 years ago

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Shell unveils five energy sector trends to watch in 2023

Shell lists five trends in its energy outlook for 2023 observed through the prism of energy security, economics and transition to low-carbon.

about 3 years ago

Scotland on mission to become ‘renewables powerhouse’ contemplates policy for no new oil & gas exploration

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Scotland on mission to become ‘renewables powerhouse’ contemplates no new oil & gas policy

The Scottish government has released a draft energy strategy, which aims to shape the country’s next 25 years of energy production.

about 3 years ago

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Deutsche Umwelthilfe files objection to floating LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven

Deutsche Umwelthilfe e.V. (DUH), a non-profit environmental and consumer protection association, has filed an objection to the operating license and water law permit of the floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) Höegh Esperanza in Wilhelmshaven. The floating LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven wa

about 3 years ago

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Seabound taps Crestchic Loadbanks to help test its carbon capture prototype

Startup climate-tech company Seabound has teamed up with Crestchic Loadbanks, a specialist in the provision of load bank testing equipment, to test Seabound’s carbon capture prototype. London-based Seabound has developed a unique carbon capture device that traps and stores CO2 from fuel exhaust with

about 3 years ago