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Countdown begins: Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2023 opens in one week

Industry giants, experts, policymakers, innovators and start-ups from the offshore energy sector will meet at the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2023 (OEEC 2023) in Amsterdam one week from now. The backdrop to two full days of discussions, insights and updates is the exhibition floor that w

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

World’s first cost-efficient green methanol pilot plant inaugurated in Germany

The German research consortium has inaugurated the world’s first pilot plant for the cost-efficient production of green methanol in the Leuna Chemical Park. The pilot plant was inaugurated on November 20 as part of the Leuna100 project which was launched in the Leuna Chemical Park in August 2023 and

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Stolt Tankers orders six future-proof parcel tankers in China

Tanker operator Stolt Tankers, part of Stolt-Nielsen Limited, has ordered six 38,000 dwt stainless steel parcel tankers in China.

about 2 years ago

Egyptian govt taps Jan De Nul for Egypt-to-Europe undersea export cable

Infrastructure

Egyptian govt taps Jan De Nul for Egypt-Europe undersea export cable

Jan De Nul has signed an agreement with the Egyptian government, represented by the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC), to start a study for the construction of an undersea export cable between Egypt and Europe. In late September, the Egyptian government reaffirmed its plans to build a

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

GAZ-SYSTEM puts Gdańsk FSRU 2 on hold as open season procedure ends with insufficient number of binding orders

Poland’s natural gas transmission system operator GAZ-SYSTEM has closed the submission phase for binding offers in its open season FSRU 2 procedure which did not result in a sufficient number of binding orders to proceed with the implementation of the project envisaging installation of the second FS

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

WinGD methanol-fueled engines picked for six green boxships

WinGD is to supply X-DF-M methanol-fueled engines for a series of 6 container vessels to be built at Yangzijiang Shipbuilding.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Eneco plans to build 800 MW green hydrogen plant in Europoort

Dutch energy company Eneco has submitted a planning application for the construction of a green hydrogen production plant in Rotterdam’s Europoort industrial area. Eneco plans to develop the Eneco Electrolyzer plant which will use renewable energy from solar parks and wind farms to produce clean hyd

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

HGK Shipping orders eco-friendly dry cargo ship for Salzgitter Flachstahl

HGK Shipping, part of Germany’s integrated logistics group HGK, has ordered a new, low-emission dry cargo ship from the Dutch shipyard De Gerlien van Tiem.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

World’s first hydrogen-powered inland vessel passes trial run

The world’s first hydrogen-powered vessel has completed technical sea trials and obtained a provisional certificate to be put into service. The vessel named Antonie was built by Dutch shipyard Concordia Damen for compatriot inland shipping company Lenten Scheepvaart. It will be used to transport sal

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Northern Lights, Yara seal binding CO2 transport and storage deal

Norwegian-based ammonia player Yara International has signed a binding commercial agreement with Northern Lights, a CO2 transport and storage supplying JV created by energy majors Shell, Equinor, and TotalEnergies, which is expected to pave the way for the world’s first cross-border transportation a

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

In focus: Energy and maritime plays shaping greener future to wean the world off fossil fuels

This week saw Europe entrench its position as the decarbonization trailblazer, with the Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Denmark, and Belgium spearheading the new wave of projects.

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Infrastructure

Port of Gävle: Tanker switches to shore power during unloading operation for the first time

In a milestone event for the maritime industry, a tanker conducted an unloading operation while connected to shore power at the Port of Gävle, Sweden.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Sumitomo subsidiary enters UK carbon storage sector

Carbon Catalyst has entered into an agreement with Summit Energy Evolution Limited (SEEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation, for the farmout of a 10% interest in a North Sea carbon capture and storage (CCS) project. Carbon Catalyst announced it had reached an agreement with SEEL to

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

EU to introduce stricter fines for illegal discharges from ships

Ships in the European Union seas should face dissuasive fines not only for oil spills but also for sewage and garbage discharge, Transport and Tourism Committee Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) said.

about 2 years ago