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Hanwha Power Systems and GasLog shake hands on ammonia gas turbine retrofit project

Energy equipment and marine solutions company Hawnha Power Systems, a part of South Korean Hanwha Group, and Greek LNG shipping services provider GasLog have agreed to work on replacing the existing fossil fuel-powered vessels with ammonia gas turbines under the new memorandum of understanding (MoU)

about 2 years ago

France’s Nexans won a deal to develop the interconnector’s power cable scope (photo depicts cable laying vessel (for illustration purposes); Source: Nexans

Infrastructure

‘World’s longest and deepest’ €2.4 billion subsea green electricity interconnector given a go at Mediterranean energy map metamorphosis

A multi-billion-euro underwater high voltage direct current (HVDC) interconnector project, envisioned to link Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, will connect the green electricity transmission dots for the Cyprus-Greece-Israel triangle, bringing together game-changing low-carbon and clean energy bon

about 2 years ago

Illustration; Source: Georgian State Electrosystem (GSE)

Infrastructure

TSO quartet moving forward with €3.5 billion subsea cable link between four countries to bring green energy to Europe

Four transmission system operators (TSOs) have pooled resources to create a joint venture (JV) company that will bring a subsea cable link between Azerbaijan, Romania, Georgia, and Hungary to life for a price tag of €3.5 billion, sending renewable electricity from the South Caucasus region straight

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Sweden opens its ‘first’ onshore power facility for cruise ships

Ports of Stockholm has inaugurated ‘Sweden’s first’ onshore power connection for international cruise ships, improving the region’s position as a sustainable cruise traffic destination.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Seaspan wins LR AiP for ammonia-powered 3,100 TEU feeder

Classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) has awarded approval in principle (AiP) to Hong Kong-based containership lessor Seaspan Corporation for its dual-fuel ammonia-powered next-generation feeder ship design.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

AtoB@C Shipping takes delivery of its fourth plug-in hybrid newbuild

AtoB@C Shipping, a Sweden-based subsidiary of Finnish shipping company ESL Shipping, has taken delivery of Aquamar, its fourth plug-in hybrid newbuilding.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Port of Klaipėda steps into green shipping era

On September 16, 2024, Eco Umande, a containership powered by green methanol, docked at Lithuania’s Klaipėda Port, marking the beginning of a new era in sustainable shipping in Europe.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

BC Ferries prepares to invest in green ship fleet

Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries has unveiled plans to order five of seven new environmentally friendly vessels for its busiest routes, with the remaining two to be built in a later phase.

about 2 years ago

French company's barge in fifth gear for Germany’s Wilhelmshaven 2 LNG terminal

Infrastructure

French firm’s barge in fifth gear for Germany’s Wilhelmshaven 2 LNG terminal

As part of a contract with Norway’s technology company ECOnnect Energy, French Geocean has picked up the thermo composite pipes (TCP) reels that will connect the FSRU to the onshore site as part of the second liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Wilhelmshaven developed by German state-owned Deuts

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

KOTUG: All-electric E-Pusher to power emission-free sand transport in the Netherlands

Dutch towage and maritime company KOTUG has received an order from compatriot sand handling and transport specialist ROS for the delivery of a fully electric pusher tug.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

HD KSOE’s 80,000 cbm electric LH₂ carrier gets DNV’s blessing

Classification society DNV has awarded an approval in principle (AiP) to South Korean shipbuilder HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (HD KSOE) for its electric propulsion liquefied hydrogen (LH₂) carrier design concept that could enable 80,000 cubic meters of LH₂ storage and transport.

about 2 years ago

Nexans to link Orkney Islands to UK mainland by 2027

Infrastructure

Nexans to link Orkney Islands to UK mainland in 2027

Following the capacity reservation agreement signed in November 2023, French subsea power cables manufacturer Nexans has officially been awarded a contract by SSEN Transmission to connect the Orkney Islands and the UK mainland. The Orkney Transmission Link will exchange up to 220 MW of renewable ene

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Data standardization key for industry to harness the power of digitalization, report shows

Data standardization is urgently needed in the offshore maritime industry to accelerate the value delivered by onboard digitalization and boost operational and environmental performance, a new white paper found.

about 2 years ago

Infrastructure

Knutsen welcomes eighth energy-efficient LNG carrier for charter with Shell

Norwegian shipping company Knutsen Group has received new energy-efficient LNG carrier for charter with energy giant Shell from South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI). The 174,000 cubic meter LNG carrier named Nantes Knutsen was delivered to the shipowner on September 13, 202

about 2 years ago