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Illustration; Source: TotalEnergies
Environment

TotalEnergies pins its multi-energy advancement hopes on AI while setting up new lab

TotalEnergies has pinpointed the acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI) as a roadmap paving the way toward the realization of its multi-energy strategy, primarily in low-carbon energies, which are expected to be among the key beneficiaries of its partnership with a compatriot generative AI pla

about 1 year ago
Hereon: Offshore hydrogen production affects the North Sea
Environment

Hereon: Offshore hydrogen production affects the North Sea

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Offshore green hydrogen production in the German Bight may affect the North Sea’s marine environment, according to a new study by German research institute Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon that highlights how waste heat from electrolysis could alter local water temperatures and sea stratification.

about 1 year ago
Five-year plan: Allseas enters ‘next frontier’ as its turns to nuclear technology
Environment

Five-year plan: Allseas enters ‘next frontier’ as its turns to nuclear technology

Offshore pipeline installation, heavy lift, and subsea construction contractor Allseas has launched a five-year plan to pioneer nuclear technology to optimize operations for energy-intensive offshore vessels and industrial clusters. Describing nuclear as “the next frontier”, the company noted that t

about 1 year ago
From offshore to onshore: 'Pioneering partnership' exploring remote DP operations
Environment

From offshore to onshore: Pilot project exploring remote DP operations

Solstad Offshore, Østensjø Rederi, DeepOcean, Remota and Kongsberg Maritime have set up what they say is a pioneering partnership that will launch a pilot project to explore the potential for remote dynamic positioning (DP) operations in the offshore sector. With commencement set for later this year

about 1 year ago
Wildcat well proves North Sea reservoir suitable for carbon storage
Environment

Wildcat well proves North Sea reservoir suitable for carbon storage

Harbour Energy Norge and its partners have confirmed a reservoir in the Norwegian part of the North Sea suitable for CO2 injection and storage following the drilling of a wildcat well. As part of the Havstjerne storage project, the 9/6-1 well was drilled in a water depth of 90 meters, around 30 kilo

about 1 year ago
Sweden
Environment

Sweden moves to widen dragnet on Russia’s shadow fleet

The Swedish government has decided to draw the net tighter around vessels sailing under international flags as part of its action targeting Russia’s so-called ‘shadow fleet’. As disclosed, the measures, set to enter force from July 1, 2025, tighten control of foreign ships by requiring them to provi

about 1 year ago
Arctic
Environment

Past estimates missed true scope of EU shipping’s Arctic climate impact, report says

The climate impact of European shipping in the Arctic region may be far larger than once believed due to past assessments focusing solely on EU-flagged vessels, a new study has found. According to a study titled “Black carbon and CO2 emissions from EU-regulated shipping in the Arctic” by the Interna

about 1 year ago
New study to measure real-world hydrogen emissions
Environment

New study to measure real-world hydrogen emissions

A new international research initiative has been launched to measure hydrogen emissions from operating infrastructure in North America and Europe.

about 1 year ago
EU-UK set course for deeper cooperation on maritime safety, CCS, hydrogen
Environment

EU-UK set course for deeper cooperation on maritime safety, CCS, hydrogen

The European Commission and the UK have reached a Common Understanding that outlines a renewed agenda for cooperation, with a focus on maritime security and safety, as well as new energy technologies such as hydrogen and carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), among other things. In view of

about 1 year ago
C40 Cities
Environment

ECSA: EU maritime strategy must bridge innovation gap, not build barriers

ECSA European Shipowners has received with open arms the adoption of the Szczecin Declaration on the EU Industrial Maritime Strategy, hailing it as a “strong and clear” signal that protectionism has no right to a seat at the maritime table. At a time of increasing protectionism across the globe, ECS

about 1 year ago
Plug and sail: A closer look at Norway’s electric maritime turn
Environment

Plug and sail: A closer look at Norway’s electric maritime turn

With a seafaring legacy stretching back to the age of the Vikings, Norway is no stranger to charting a firm course ahead. This time, the ships are sailing toward a zero-emission future. As the nation continues solidifying its role as a front-runner in sustainable maritime operations, momentum keeps

about 1 year ago
Deepsea Stavanger rig; Source: Odfjell Drilling
Environment

Drilling ops yield fertile ground for carbon storage in North Sea

Equinor Low Carbon Solutions, a subsidiary of Norway’s state-owned energy giant Equinor, has drilled two appraisal wells in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea, which are said to possess suitable properties for the injection and storage of carbon dioxide (CO2).

about 1 year ago
MeyGen (SAE Renewables)
Environment

New report outlines pathway to scaling up Scotland’s tidal energy sector

A new report from the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) calls for coordinated regulatory reform to unlock Scotland’s tidal energy potential while addressing environmental concerns over harbour seals. According to EMEC, the new report published today, May 13, Managing the Consenting Risk of Harbou

about 1 year ago
TGS nets shallow-water survey contract off Trinidad, wraps up Gulf Coast CO2 storage assessments
Environment

TGS wraps up basin seismic survey to improve imaging of volcanic region

Norway-based energy data and intelligence player TGS has completed the seismic survey in Norway’s Vøring Basin as part of a two-year campaign to advance exploration in the complex volcanic region on the mid-Norwegian continental margin. According to TGS, the survey covers approximately 8,000 square

about 1 year ago