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First offshore hydrogen-ammonia-methanol platform begins trial operation in China

The first offshore platform for the integrated production of green hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol has been constructed in Yantai, China, and is set to commence the trial operation, state-owned energy enterprise China Energy Investment Corporation revealed.

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

‘World’s largest’ LCO2 carrier hits the water

The first 22,000 cubic meter (cbm) liquefied CO2 (LCO2) carrier, dubbed the “world’s largest” and ordered by Greek shipping company Capital Clean Energy Carriers, has been launched in South Korea.

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

AD Ports hosts its first ship-to-ship LNG bunkering at Khalifa Port

Looking to accelerate the shift to alternative marine fuels, UAE-based port operator AD Ports Group has hosted its inaugural ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operation at its flagship deep-water Khalifa Port.

about 1 year ago

Offshore surveys to start at UK's fifth subsea electricity superhighway

Infrastructure

UK’s fifth subsea electricity superhighway in the making?

Offshore marine survey operations are scheduled to begin soon at what would be the UK’s fifth subsea electricity superhighway, connecting Scotland and England. Ireland-based XOCEAN is in charge of carrying out the marine survey works for the Eastern Green Link 5 (EGL5) project using seven remotely o

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

European TSOs: ‘Energy independence must begin at sea’

The Offshore TSO Collaboration (OTC), an initiative established in 2022 that gathers transmission system operators (TSOs) from the European Northern Seas, says that a unified and efficient offshore grid development strategy is needed for the North Sea to maximize benefits for Europe’s energy securit

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

United Global Ro-Ro cheers maiden call of newbuild LNG-powered PCTC at Khalifa Port

The maiden call of a newbuild LNG-powered pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) at Autoterminal Khalifa Port has marked a new milestone for United Global Ro-Ro.

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Wilson’s bulker with wind-assisted propulsion begins service for aluminum producer

Norwegian shipping player Wilson has deployed its multi-purpose dry cargo ship retrofitted wind-assisted propulsion for compatriot aluminum producer Hydro.

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

Texan piping company bags over $27M for projects in MENA and the Americas

Texas-headquartered Perma-Pipe International has secured several projects in the Americas and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region that have a combined value of over $27 million. Perma-Pipe said that the projects would use its anti-corrosion coating capabilities and the XTRU-THERM insulati

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

LNG-powered Quetzal ushers ‘next era’ of ocean shipping for Crowley

LNG-powered Quetzal, a newbuild containership chartered by Crowley from EPS, has set sail on its inaugural commercial voyage.

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

2 GW hybrid offshore interconnector in the plans to hook up Lithuania, Latvia and Germany

Lithuania, Latvia and Germany are planning to jointly develop a hybrid offshore electricity interconnector between the two Baltic States and Germany, which would be 600 kilometers long and with a capacity of 2 GW. Lithuanian transmission system operator (TSO) Litgrid and its Latvian and German count

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

New shore power station at Hamburg port aces first practical test with MSC containership

MSC Athens, a containership owned by Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), has been charged with shore-side electricity in the first practical test for the newest shore-side power station of the Hamburg Port Authority (HPA).

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

With pilot run off the list, Port of Rotterdam gearing up for ammonia bunkering

The Dutch Port of Rotterdam has hosted an ammonia bunkering pilot at the Maasvlakte 2 APM terminal, validating the safety framework for ammonia bunkering and marking “an important step” toward sustainable shipping.

about 1 year ago

Auctioneer selected for cross-border transmission capacity of first UK-Germany energy link

Infrastructure

Prysmian hires NextGeo for bomb hunt at first UK-Germany energy link

Italian cabling giant Prysmian Group has awarded compatriot Next Geosolutions (NextGeo) with a contract for potential unexploded ordnance (pUXO) identification and clearance along the route of NeuConnect, a high-voltage submarine cable that will create the first direct energy transmission link betwe

about 1 year ago

Infrastructure

German Energiequelle to work on its first hydrogen project in Finland

Energiequelle Finland, a part of German energy company Energiquelle, has received planning consent for its Oulu Green Hydrogen Park project from Finland’s city of Oulu.

about 1 year ago