Hyundai Glovis, the logistics arm of South Korea’s Hyundai Group, has signed a long-term contract with Australian Woodside Energy to enter the liquefied natural gas (LNG) transportation business.
ADNOC has awarded a deal to SNC-Lavalin for its offshore ops power project, which is expected to spearhead its decarbonisation efforts.
German container shipping major Hapag-Lloyd and Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping have formalized their collaboration by signing a partnership agreement on 12 April.
MTC Engineering (MTCE), an affiliate of MTC Group, has secured its first FPSO development project in Indonesia through a consortium.
Florida-based marine company Crowley and the U.S.-based unit of Shell have teamed up to look into advancing decarbonisation of the maritime sector.
EnerMech has won two contracts since entering a new JV with Oil & Gas Proserv, a Nobel Energy Group subsidiary in Azerbaijan.
The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia have moved to position Nova Scotia as “a world leader in offshore wind and clean hydrogen production.”
AET, a Singapore-based petroleum logistics unit of Malaysian energy logistics group MISC Berhad, has made significant technology investments and teamed up with like-minded partners to accelerate decarbonisation, according to the company’s CEO.
French start-up HelioRec has received an ‘ocean tribute’ award for its floating solar-powered solution for electric charging, securing a cash prize provided by the Monaco-based Prince Albert II Foundation and Messe Düsseldorf.
Sustainable Marine has delivered Canada’s first ‘grid-compliant’ floating tidal energy system, ushering in a fresh dawn for the nation’s marine renewable energy ambitions.
Singapore-based shipping company Pacific International Lines (PIL) is conducting a trial use of marine biofuel on its container vessel as part of its efforts to achieve decarbonisation objectives.
Elevion Group has appointed Thorsten Blanke as chief executive officer of its German-based solar power subsidiary Belectric.
Norway’s energy storage company Corvus Energy, Turkish ship design and engineering company NAVTEK Naval Technologies and compatriot marine electrical system integrator BMA Technology have decided to strengthen ties in science and technology towards maritime sector decarbonization.
Icelandic energy company Landsvirkjun and German investment company PCC SE have agreed to jointly explore the possibility of capturing and utilising carbon emissions that will be used to produce green methanol for ships.
