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Floating solar demonstrator launches in the Canary Islands
Infrastructure

Floating solar demonstrator launches in the Canary Islands

Norwegian company Ocean Sun and its partners have launched an offshore floating solar demonstrator in La Palma, Spain. The BOOST (Bringing Offshore Ocean Sun to the global market) floating solar demonstrator uses Ocean Sun’s patented floating solar photovoltaics (FPV) technology and marks the final

about 2 years ago
Viking Link up and running
Infrastructure

World’s largest interconnector begins operating

The Viking Link electricity interconnector between the UK and Denmark has commenced operations, now transporting power between the two countries. Deemed the world’s longest land and subsea interconnector, the £1.7 billion Viking Link started commercial operations on December 29, 2023. The link has

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about 2 years ago
Events in the subsea sector that marked 2023
Infrastructure

Events in the subsea sector that marked 2023

As we gradually shift our focus on the new year and on what lies ahead in the offshore energy industry in 2024, let’s give a last look to 2023 to pay tribute to this very eventful year. Unfortunately, the year was marked with a number of dark events, with the Balticconnector offshore gas pipeline in

about 2 years ago
IAPH
Infrastructure

IAPH President: Ports should not compete but collaborate to ensure infrastructure for green fuels

Jens Meier, President of the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) and CEO of Hamburg Port Authority has called on ports to actively collaborate on knowledge sharing between themselves and the maritime community to accelerate decarbonization.

about 2 years ago
Star of the Seas
Infrastructure

Keel laid for Star of the Seas, Royal Caribbean’s next LNG-powered cruise ship

Finnish shipbuilder Meyer Turku has celebrated the end of 2023 with another big milestone — the hull assembly of Royal Caribbean International’s Star of the Seas has begun at the yard.

about 2 years ago
Shipbreaking
Infrastructure

45 yards included in the renewed EU list of ship recycling facilities

The European Commission adopted the 12th edition of the European List of ship recycling facilities featuring 45 yards. The updated list renews the inclusion of two yards located in Türkiye and one yard located in the USA, after 5 years on the list. These include Leyal Gemi Söküm Sanayi ve Ticaret Lt

about 2 years ago
Deutsche Energy Terminal to take charge of LNG infrastructure in Brunsbüttel
Infrastructure

Deutsche Energy Terminal to take charge of LNG infrastructure in Brunsbüttel

On January 1, 2024, German energy operator RWE will hand over the LNG infrastructure built in Brunsbüttel to the federally-owned operator Deutsche Energy Terminal (DET), around ten months after the first LNG import flow. DET is the authorized operator of the floating storage and regasification unit

about 2 years ago
Baleària
Infrastructure

Baleària adds electric-powered ferry Rusadir to its owned fleet

Spanish ferry company Baleària has bought Rusadir, an electric-powered ferry that has been working for the company since last March. The vessel, which has electric propulsion and dual gas engines, operates on the Malaga – Melilla route. The maritime company thus expands its eco-efficient owned fleet

about 2 years ago
Danish Shipping
Infrastructure

Danish Shipping: Over 80% of new ship tonnage to sail on green fuels

More than half of new vessels currently being built for Danish shipping companies will be able to sail on green fuels, trade and employer association Danish Shipping said.

about 2 years ago
Strohm Manager Reusing existing pipelines for offshore hydrogen is the best solution, but...
Infrastructure

Strohm Manager: Reusing existing pipelines for offshore hydrogen is the best solution, but…

Reusing existing pipelines for offshore hydrogen is the best solution that can be used, however, this does come with certain challenges, according to Bart Steuten, Product Development Manager at Strohm, Dutch thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) producer. During Strohm’s presentation at The Stage at t

about 2 years ago
Air Liquide
Infrastructure

Air Liquide to install CO2 capture unit at hydrogen plant in Rotterdam port

In order to supply decarbonized hydrogen to its long-term customers, Air Liquide has decided to build, own, and operate a carbon capture unit that will be installed at its hydrogen production plant in the port of Rotterdam and will be connected to Porthos, one of Europe’s largest carbon capture and

about 2 years ago
Vard Prysmian CLV
Infrastructure

Prysmian to add two more vessels to its CLV fleet

Italy-based Prysmian Group is investing approximately €350 million for two new cable-laying vessels (CLVs) that it says will reinforce its submarine project execution capabilities. “The market is tremendously growing, and we are facing an increasing demand for submarine cable systems for interconnec

about 2 years ago
Uniper looking into Provaris’ compressed hydrogen carriers for hydrogen import
Infrastructure

Uniper looking into Provaris’ compressed hydrogen carriers for hydrogen import

Australia-based developer of green hydrogen projects Provaris Energy has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with German energy company Uniper to evaluate the supply of green hydrogen to Germany using Provaris’ compressed hydrogen carriers. Under the MoU, Provaris and Uniper will

about 2 years ago
Project developing new floating structures for offshore renewables gets €2.5M grant
Infrastructure

Project developing new floating structures for offshore renewables gets €2.5M grant

The WECHULL+ project has received a €2.5 million grant to develop new floating structures of high-performance concrete expected to reduce cost and CO2 footprint and improve circularity and reliability in the offshore renewable energy sector. The WECHULL+ project received the grant from the EU Clean

about 2 years ago