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Bourne Tidal Test Site test structure (Courtesy of MRECo)

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Tidal test site in Massachusetts first in US to receive federal license

The BTTS stands as the sole tidal test site in the U.S. to attain this license. With this license, the turbines can directly feed renewable electricity into the grid.

about 2 years ago

Marsa LNG (illustration); Source: Technip Energies

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TotalEnergies greenlights solar-powered gas project envisioned as Middle East’s first LNG bunkering hub

TotalEnergies has made a final investment decision (FID) for an LNG project in Oman, which is designed to run on solar power.

about 2 years ago

Korean firm gets financial support for US subsea cable factory

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Korean firm gets $99 million boost for US subsea cable factory

South Korean cable manufacturer LS Cable & System has received financial support from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for its high-voltage submarine power cable factory in the U.S. LS GreenLink USA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of LS C&S, plans to build a manufacturing facility to produce high-volt

about 2 years ago

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Interview: Shaping up UK’s gas infrastructure to get it ready for hydrogen bonanza

Can hydrogen overcome the obstacles in its path to show it is the real deal in the fight against climate change?

about 2 years ago

Illustration; Source: North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA)

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UK oil & gas player slapped with £100K fine in venting breach suppression drive

NSTA has given NEO Energy a fine in a clampdown on venting and flaring lack of oversight on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS).

about 2 years ago

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Fortescue’s dual-fueled ammonia-powered vessel gets DNV certificates

Classification society DNV has granted Australian green technology, energy and metals company Fortescue class and statutory certificates for its dual-fueled ammonia-powered vessel Green Pioneer.

about 2 years ago

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World’s longest interconnector officially launched

Deemed the world’s largest interconnector, Viking Link, connecting the UK and Denmark, has officially been inaugurated. The £1.7 billion Viking Link, which started operating on December 29, 2023, has a capacity of 1.4 GW and stretches for 475 miles under land and sea, joining the Bicker Fen substati

about 2 years ago

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US puts safeguards in place to protect taxpayers from footing oil & gas decom bill

BOEM has taken steps to shield taxpayers from being forced to pick up the oil and gas decommissioning tab.

about 2 years ago

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EPS, MPA: Six new ammonia dual-fuel newbuilds to fly the flag of Singapore

Singapore-based shipping company Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has signed memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and classification societies ABS and Lloyd’s Register, committing six of its ammonia dual-fuel newbuilds to be registered under the Sin

about 2 years ago

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Australia, Singapore embark on $20M initiative to reduce maritime emissions

Australia and Singapore have partnered on a $20 million initiative to help reduce emissions in the maritime sector.

about 2 years ago

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WSC urges EU to work with industry on shipping’s net-zero journey

The World Shipping Council (WSC), the united voice of liner shipping, has called on the European Union to design policy frameworks that facilitate the essential role of shipping in a globally connected economy and to forge the path to net-zero shipping by 2050 in partnership with industry.

about 2 years ago

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Norwegian seismic duo receives local clearance for merger

Norwegian seismic companies PGS and TGS have received clearance from the Norwegian Competition for their merger. Back in September 2023, TGS and PGS announced their agreement on principal terms to combine the two firms and create a strong full-service energy data company. The companies’ shareholders

about 2 years ago

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Carnegie’s wave energy converter step closer to deployment at BiMEP

CETO Wave Energy Ireland (CWEI), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Carnegie Clean Energy, has achieved a milestone as part of the ACHIEVE project, coming one step closer to deploying its CETO wave energy converter in the Basque Country, Spain. CWEI passed the EuropeWave Authorisation to Proceed (ATP) mil

about 2 years ago

EU flag (for illustration purposes); Courtesy of the European Commission; Credit: Mauro Bottaro

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Five European countries open their doors to cross-border CO2 storage

Five northern European countries have joined forces to conclude arrangements on the transport and storage of carbon across borders.

about 2 years ago