Green Marine
Dan-Unity, Victrol team up for CO2 one-stop shop
Shipping companies Dan-Unity CO2 and Victrol are collaborating to offer end-to-end seaborn CO2 transportation by rivers and sea from mainland Northern Europe to utilisation and storage facilities.
Marfret picks eConowind propulsion tech for its RoRo
French shipping company Marfret has fitted one of its ships with 21-century aluminium sails provided by Dutch wind propulsion solutions provider eConowind.
Steel cut for AtoB@C Shipping’s 1st electric hybrid cargo ship
A shipyard in India has started construction on the first of six ice-classed electric hybrid vessels ordered by AtoB@C Shipping AB, a Swedish subsidiary of Finland-based shipping company ESL Shipping.
In focus: Accelerating the energy transition
The global energy transition continues to be a strategic priority for many players, including those involved in the maritime and offshore energy sectors.
Stena Drilling preparing for Evolution: new ultra-deepwater drillship addition to its fleet
UK-based offshore drilling contractor Stena Drilling is preparing for the latest addition to its fleet of drilling rigs, the Stena Evolution.
Shell gets approval to restart Prelude FLNG
Shell has been given approval to restart its Prelude FLNG facility offshore Western Australia after a more than three-month shut-down.
Germany: RWE to build green ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel
German energy company RWE AG has unveiled plans to build a terminal for the import of green energy in Brunsbüttel.
Gasunie charters FSRU from Exmar for 5 years
Gasunie and Exmar have reached an agreement for a five-year charter for the employment of the FSRU S188 regasification barge.
Jiangnan orders GTT tank design for PIL’s new LNG-fueled containerships
Chinese shipyard Jiangnan has ordered GTT tank design for four very large LNG-fueled container vessels on behalf of Pacific International Lines (PIL).
Heerema’s two giant crane vessels switch to green shore power in Rotterdam – gallery
Dutch contractor Heerema Marine Contractors has connected its two giant heavy-lift vessels to a shore power installation in Rotterdam.
Wärtsilä develops 1st dedicated methanol fuel supply system
Finnish technology company Wärtsilä has developed a dedicated fuel supply system for methanol, MethanolPac, as interest grows in the methanol pathway to decarbonisation.
Hapag-Lloyd joins maritime decarbonization center investing $10 million
The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) and German liner shipping company Hapag-Lloyd have signed a strategic partnership agreement committing to cooperate on efforts contributing to maritime decarbonisation.
New ‘groundbreaking’ platform provides maritime trade info, supports decarbonisation
Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) has developed a ‘groundbreaking’ platform that deliver information on cargo transported by individual vessels, the companies that own the cargo and the greenhouse gas (GHG) emission associated with global maritime trade.
Sembmarine builds 1st Norled zero-emission battery-powered RoPax ferry
The fabrication of the first of three identical battery-operated roll-on/roll-off passenger (RoPax) ferries for Norwegian operator Norled has been completed, Singapore-based shipbuilder Sembcorp Marine said. Sembcorp Marine, which was contracted to design and construct the three ferries, fabricated