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South Korean shipyard bags $370 million contract to build 4 LNG bunker vessels

South Korean shipbuilder HD Hyundai Mipo has secured a new order worth KRW 514.8 billion (around $370 million) for the construction of four LNG bunkering vessels. The shipbuilding contract was revealed in HD Hyundai Mipo’s stock exchange filing on November 7, 2024. The deal includes the construction

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

New IMO projects to aid green energy transition in ports of developing nations

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has shared details of four pilot projects aimed at assisting developing countries in reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As informed, the projects were selected under the IMO CARES Global Technology Challenge. The initiatives are said to cover

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Yinson GreenTech and Zeabuz set sights on autonomous, remote-controlled electric vessel operations

Singapore’s green technology solutions provider Yinson GreenTech has joined forces with Norwegian autonomous maritime technology company Zeabuz to introduce autonomous and remote-control capabilities into its fleet of marine electric vessels. The two companies formalized their collaboration through

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

With new EU funding, Northern European ports to enable shore power for boxships by 2030

Four Northern European ports have been granted EU funding for projects to reduce emissions from containerships moored at their quays.

about 1 year ago

Aker BP's CO2 storage licenses peer reviewed by ABL firm

Infrastructure

Aker BP’s CO2 storage licenses undergo technical peer review by ABL firm

Norway’s AGR, part of the energy and marine consultancy group ABL Group, has delivered a technical peer review of two carbon storage licenses in the Norwegian North Sea for compatriot E&P company Aker BP. AGR conducted an independent third-party technical peer review of the EXL005 Poseidon license,

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

EXMAR sets up new entity to operate dual-fuel LPG/ammonia carrier newbuilds

Belgian shipping company EXMAR has opened a new entity, EXMAR LPG France, which will own and operate six newbuild dual-fuel LPG/ammonia midsize gas carriers (MGCs) under construction at HD Hyundai Mipo in South Korea. The company announced the opening of the new French entity in its third quarter re

about 1 year ago

South Angsi Alpha Rig-to-Reef Initiative; Source: Hibiscus Petroleum

Infrastructure

Retired offshore oil & gas infrastructure lives on as rig-to-reef project

Hibiscus Petroleum has confirmed that facilities related to a decommissioned oil field infrastructure, which reached the end of its service life, have got a new lease on life thanks to a rig-to-reef project off the coast of Malaysia.

about 1 year ago

Collaboration center opens in Glasgow for Scotland-England subsea electricity transmission links

Infrastructure

Collaboration center opens in Glasgow for Scotland-England subsea green electricity superhighways

A new collaboration center that will bring together around 80 green energy workers contributing to the delivery of a series of subsea electricity transmission links between Scotland and England has been officially opened in Glasgow, Scotland. The Eastern Green Link (EGL) Collaboration Centre will br

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Woodside dishes out its ‘largest-ever’ traditional owner construction contract

Woodside Burrup, a subsidiary of Australia’s Woodside Energy, has awarded what it says is its largest-ever traditional owner construction contract to a 100% Karratha-owned and 50% Indigenous-owned company for the delivery of civil works for the Pluto LNG Train 1 Modifications project located near Ka

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

German hydrogen producer on the lookout for new investor amid financing infrastructure shift

German green hydrogen producer HH2E has decided to file for self-administration and pursue a structured corporate restructuring process after the company’s majority shareholder voted against providing financing for HH2E’s first green hydrogen production facility in Lubmin. Near the coast, in Lubmin

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Wuhu Shipyard launches SAL’s next-gen methanol-ready vessel

Chinese Wuhu Shipyard has launched the second methanol-ready 14,600 dwt Orca class multipurpose vessel ordered by Germany’s SAL Heavy Lift.

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

TNPA looking to trial green fuels on tugboat fleet

South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has issued a request for information (RFI) for a strategic pilot project to use green and cleaner fuels for its diesel-operated tugboat fleet. According to TNPA, this pilot project seeks to retrofit existing tugboats to utilize alternative fuel

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Hellenic Cables gets turnkey contract for project aimed at improving energy reliability of Greek islands

Greece’s Hellenic Cables has secured a turnkey contract with Greek transmission system operator (TSO) Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) for the submarine interconnection of the Ionian islands. Under the contract, Cenergy Holdings’ cable segment is in charge of the design, supply, and in

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Wallenius Wilhelmsen orders two more future fuels-ready 11,700 CEU Shaper class PCTCs

Norwegian shipping and logistics company Wallenius Wilhelmsen has exercised an option for two additional 11,700 CEU methanol dual-fuel Shaper class pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs) to be built in China.

about 1 year ago