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Surveys mark start of preliminary work at Trinidad and Venezuela’s joint gas project

A geophysical and geotechnical survey are about to begin on a gas project being developed by Shell that is set to export gas from a field in Venezuela to the UK energy giant’s platform off Trinidad and Tobago, marking the start of preliminary work on the project. Chartered by Geohidra, a Venezuelan

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Tender call issued for Estonia’s new battery-powered electric ferry

Estonia has launched a call for tender for the design and construction of a battery-powered electric ferry to serve the main islands in the country.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

HMM’s LNG-ready 13K TEU boxship fleet is almost complete

South Korean shipping company HMM has welcomed the eleventh LNG-ready 13,000 TEU containership, HMM Opal, to its fleet. HMM Opal was built by Hanwha Ocean in South Korea and will sail on the PSX (Pacific South Express) route, connecting major ports in Korea and Shanghai to Los Angeles and more, HMM

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Bunker One sets up new entity to manage physical LNG portfolio, charters Anthony Veder’s bunker vessel

Denmark-based marine fuels supplier Bunker One has set up a new entity, Bunker One LNG BV, that will manage the physical LNG fuel portfolio, with plans to commence the first deliveries in northwestern Europe as of January 2025. Through the newly established entity, Bunker One will expand its current

about 2 years ago

Horisont Energi looking for partner(s) for Barents Sea CO2 exploration license as ORLEN withdraws

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Horisont Energi looking for new partners for Barents Sea CO2 exploration license as ORLEN withdraws

ORLEN Upstream Norway, part of Poland’s ORLEN Group and formerly known as PGNiG Upstream Norway (PUN), has decided to withdraw from the Polaris CO2 exploration license, the only CO2 storage located in the Barents Sea, with Horisont Energi now assessing the way forward for the project. The Polaris li

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Wuhu Shipyard starts building GH’s 89,000 dwt methanol dual-fuel bulkers

Chinese shipbuilder Wuhu Shipyard has kicked off construction of the 89,000 dwt methanol dual-fuel bulk carrier for compatriot shipowner Fujian Guohang Ocean Shipping (GH). The ship featuring a methanol dual-fuel system compatible with biodiesel and methanol fuels is part of the shipbuilding contrac

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

New LNG dual-fuel tanker to back Minerva Bunkering operations in Singapore

Marine fuels supplier Minerva Bunkering has taken delivery of a new LNG dual-fuel bunker tanker that will support the company’s operations in the port of Singapore. The 8,000 dwt vessel named Amalthea was built by Jinagmen Hangtong Shipyard in China and officially delivered to Minerva Bunkering at a

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Hurtigruten unveils updated plans for its zero-emission cruise ship

Norwegian coastal cruise ferry company Hurtigruten has shared new renderings and updated plans for its Sea Zero project—the zero-emission ship scheduled to debut in 2030.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Schottel to propel ‘world’s first’ autonomous, zero-emission ferries

Germany’s propulsion system manufacturer Schottel has been selected to provide EcoPellers for a series of four zero-emission and autonomous ferries to be built by Turkish Tersan shipyard for Norwegian ferry operator Fjord1.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Largest US CO2 offshore storage site comes into ExxonMobil’s hands

U.S. energy giant ExxonMobil has secured access to over 271,000 acres of offshore CO2 storage in Texas state waters, said to be the largest of its kind in the U.S., through a lease with the Texas General Land Office (GLO). This is said to add significant storage potential to ExxonMobil’s carbon capt

about 2 years ago

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K Line and partners to evaluate CCS opportunities in Alaska

Japanese companies Sumitomo Corporation and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) have signed a joint study agreement with the U.S.-based oil and natural gas producer Hilcorp to explore carbon capture and storage (CCS) opportunities in Alaska. Under the agreement, the three companies will conduct a feasibi

about 2 years ago

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Croatia’s Rijeka Gateway terminal ready for renewable energy-powered future

The Rijeka Gateway terminal in Croatia, a joint venture between Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk’s APM Terminals and Croatian investor Energia Naturalis (ENNA Group), has secured electricity from renewable energy sources to power the operations of its container terminal. The estimate is that

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Denmark sets aside $4.2 billion as part of its third fund for carbon capture and storage

The Danish Energy Agency has launched the tendering procedure for its third fund for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects, with DKK 28.7 billion ($4.2 billion) available for interested parties to help Denmark in its path to climate neutrality. The CCS Fund will cover the costs of capture, trans

about 2 years ago

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‘First concrete results’ in sight for green hydrogen project in Atlantic area ports

Ports in the Atlantic area are one step closer to deploying and using green hydrogen-based technologies through the HYDEA project with a new interactive map containing information on main initiatives and most promising hydrogen applications and opportunities. Launched in November 2023 by the consort

about 2 years ago