Zinus, a provider of shore power solutions, has secured a contract with Penguin Shipyard International to deliver a fully automatic charging solution to three electric passenger catamarans being constructed for oil and gas major Shell.
IOG has kicked off the first production at its Saturn Banks Project – Phase 1, located in the UK North Sea.
Cameron LNG says that Whitney “Whit” Fairbanks has been named president of Cameron LNG liquefaction export project in Louisiana.
Shipping companies Algoma Central Corporation and Nova Marine have increased investment in their short sea shipping joint ventures, NovaAlgoma, by acquiring five vessels.
The Asian Shipowners’ Association (ASA) has expressed its support for industry efforts to reduce emissions from international shipping reiterating the importance of research and development (R&D) funding to achieve net-zero targets.
Eco has inked a new deal, which will enable it to increase its interest in the ExxonMobil-operated Canje block, off Guyana.
W&T Offshore has decided to fill the COO role by promoting internally to turn its growth goals into reality.
Germany-based multipurpose shipping company United Heavy Lift (UHL) prefers methanol as marine fuel for its future fleet of vessels, Andreas Rolner, Managing Director of the company revealed in the HANSA podcast.
Energy and marine consultancy AqualisBraemar LOC (ABL) has developed a software that allows ports and harbours to track their emission profiles, calculate the cost of their carbon footprint and identify a roadmap ahead for sustainable development.
Menter Môn, the manager of the Morlais tidal energy project, has launched two tenders related to the procurement of environmental monitoring services for the scheme.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has outlined research priorities for marine energy through to 2030 in its first multi-year program plan for the sector.
Maritime industry market intelligence provider VesselsValue says the Ukraine crisis distracts from bigger trends in the seaborne LNG market.
Swiss cruise line MSC Cruises and Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri have begun construction of the new MSC Miami terminal, expected to be the largest in the U.S. and among the most important in the world.
Six Japanese companies have decided to form a strategic alliance aimed at reducing environmental impact through the development of the country’s first methanol-fueled tanker.
