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An extended slipway has been constructed at Pembroke Port ideal for accommodating launches of vessels and devices (Courtesy of Port of Milford Haven)

Infrastructure

Future energy-ready port in Pembrokeshire begins to take shape

Significant progress is being made to create a multi-purpose and future energy-ready port in Pembrokeshire as part of redevelopment plans that will enable greater flexibility for developers and marine businesses looking to test new marine energy devices and launch and recover vessels.

about 3 years ago

Dutch-UK subsea gas interconnector set for inspection program

Infrastructure

UK-Netherlands subsea gas interconnector set for inspection program

An inspection program of the Balgzand-Bacton Pipeline (BBL) between the Netherlands and the UK is set to be carried out next month after the completion of previously announced maintenance. As announced, BBL Company’s annual planned maintenance period of the BBL facilities will take place during six

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Denmark postpones second tender for offshore CO2 storage licenses

The Danish Energy Agency has postponed the second tender round for the award of offshore CO2 storage licenses in the North Sea. The tender was set to open on 15 August according to the executive order on CO2 storage license tenders. In line with the Agreement on the framework for CO2 storage in Denm

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

In focus: New fuels to speed up shift to greener energy

As the race to decarbonize the industry continues it’s becoming more and more evident that green fuels are essential for the much-needed energy transition and will surely play a pivotal role in the road towards net zero. Green methanol is rapidly emerging as a transformative marine fuel, leading the

about 3 years ago

llustration/Morlais Demonstration Zone (Archive/Courtesy of Marine Energy Wales)

Infrastructure

Op-ed: Harnessing the power of the seas – an expert opinion on the future of marine energy in Wales

Professor Ron Loveland, Energy Advisor to the Welsh government, has shared his expert opinion on the future of marine energy sector in Wales.

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Subsea upgrade on the agenda for Equinor’s Norwegian Sea duo

Norway’s state-owned energy giant Equinor has received consent from the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) to use upgraded subsea compression facilities on two fields located in the Norwegian Sea. PSA reported on 9 August that it had given its approval to Equinor to use upgraded subsea compression fac

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Deutsche ReGas: Mukran LNG capacity fully booked

Germany’s Deutsche ReGas has completed the procedure for the allocation of long-term regasification capacity for the planned floating LNG terminal in the port of Mukran. The company said the procedure was completed on 7 August and the offered capacity of 4 billion cubic meters (bcm) for a period of

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

British National Gas picks Wood to design future grid

Britain’s National Gas has appointed Wood to digitally upgrade 7,600 kilometers of essential pipelines, compressor stations and terminal infrastructure as part of its commitment to the energy transition. Through a five-year framework agreement, Wood said it will apply digital solutions to transform

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Konecranes to provide 7 hybrid RTGs to CMA CGM Kaohsiung Terminal

Finnish crane manufacturer Konecranes has won an order from CMA CGM Kaohsiung Terminal Co. Limited to supply 7 hybrid Konecranes Noell Rubber-Tired Gantry (RTG) cranes to their container handling terminal at the main port in Taiwan. The order is part of CMA CGM Group’s efforts to streamline their op

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

£1.6 billion spent on North Sea decommissioning in 2022, activity expected to remain high

The North Sea oil & gas industry spent £1.6 billion on decommissioning redundant wells and infrastructure last year, more than in any of the previous five years, the latest report by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) states. The industry spent a total of around £8 billion from 2017-2022 and

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Saipem lays gas pipeline for Greece’s first offshore LNG terminal

Pipelaying activity for Gastrade’s Alexandroupolis LNG terminal, the first offshore LNG project in Greece, has been completed. On 8 August, oilfield services provider Saipem shared an update on social media stating its pipelay vessel Castoro 10 had completed the activity in the North-East of Greece,

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Zvezda launches new LNG carrier for Novatek’s Arctic LNG 2 project

Russian shipyard Zvezda Shipbuilding Complex has launched a new ice-class ARC7 LNG carrier for the Arctic LNG 2 project. According to Zvezda, the vessel was named Sergei Witte and has a capacity of 172,600 m3. It is the third unit in a series of fifteen LNG carriers ordered by Sovcomflot and being b

about 3 years ago

Maersk feeder bunkering with Agility tanker; Image credit Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore

Infrastructure

Interview: After shattering records in green-methanol bunkering, OCI Global stresses the power of collaboration for a smooth transition

Green methanol is rapidly emerging as a transformative marine fuel, leading the charge in the maritime industry’s quest for sustainable and eco-friendly shipping operations, it is quickly becoming a prominent contender in the race to decarbonize the sector. As the imperative for decarbonization of t

about 3 years ago

Infrastructure

Greece: Upgraded Ionian Islands interconnector begins operation

Greek electricity grid operator Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO or Admie) has put into operation the upgraded Zakynthos-Kyllini interconnection, said to secure the energy supply of the Ionian Islands. The new 150 kV high-voltage submarine cable system replaced the existing interconnect

about 3 years ago