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MAN Engine 6L4960DF
Regulation & Policy

Dual-fuel retrofitting cost shouldn’t exceed 25 pct of ship’s newbuild price

The retrofitting cost of an existing ship fitted with a two-stroke engine to a dual-fuel engine should not exceed 25 percent of the ship’s newbuilding cost, according to an assessment from DNV and MAN Energy Solutions. The duo carried out an analysis of how retrofitting the existing maritime fleet t

about 3 years ago
Marine license in place for Scottish subsea electricity superhighway
Regulation & Policy

Marine license in place for Scottish subsea electricity superhighway

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SSEN Transmission has secured a marine license for its proposed new subsea electricity superhighway along the east coast of Scotland. The Eastern Green Link 2 project, delivered in partnership with National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET), will see the creation of a subsea transmission cable fr

about 3 years ago
Illustration (Courtesy of ICE)
Regulation & Policy

Tidal energy scheme in Liverpool eyes consenting management services

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (LCRCA) is looking to secure consenting management services to advance the development of the Mersey tidal range project.

about 3 years ago
Oil & gas firm awarded offer of CO2 storage licenses in UK's first-ever such round
Regulation & Policy

Oil & gas firm secures offers in UK’s first-ever CO2 storage licensing round

UK oil and gas company EnQuest has secured the offer of carbon storage licenses as part of the UK’s first-ever round of carbon sequestration licenses issued by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA). The license offers are within application areas known as Northern North Sea 1 and Northern North

about 3 years ago
Illustration/ SIMEC Atlantis’ AR1500 tidal turbine for MeyGen project off Scotland (Courtesy of SIMEC Atlantis)
Regulation & Policy

Crown Estate Scotland seeks consultants to manage wave and tidal energy operators panel

Crown Estate Scotland has launched a tender for a consultant that would act as the manager of wave and tidal energy operators panel.

about 3 years ago
Buzzard oil and gas field in the UK North Sea; Source: CNOOC Petroleum Europe
Regulation & Policy

In the midst of industrial unrest in UK’s oil & gas sector, CNOOC inks ‘significant recognition’ deal

The UK’s Unite the union has secured – what it deems as – a recognition deal with CNOOC Petroleum Europe Limited (CNOOC).

about 3 years ago
Artist’s impression of QED Naval’s next-gen Subhub-ID tidal platform (Courtesy of QED Naval)
Regulation & Policy

QED Naval invites bids for Subhub tidal energy industrial demonstrator

Scottish marine energy specialist QED Naval has invited potential tenderers to participate in an opportunity to be a strategic partner in developing its next generation Subhub industrial demonstrator platform for tidal energy generation.

about 3 years ago
Noble Integrator jack-up rig; Source: Noble Corporation
Regulation & Policy

New task for Noble to tackle nonconformities on jack-up rig

Norwegian regulator has carried out an audit of management of materials handling and the working environment on one of Noble’s jack-up rigs.

about 3 years ago
EMEC secures funding for hydrogen innovation and development projects
Regulation & Policy

EMEC secures funding for hydrogen innovation and development projects

European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has won funding, totalling over £500,000 (around $623,000), for four feasibility projects supporting green hydrogen innovation and development. More specifically, the funding is expected to be used to conduct feasibility studies supporting the development of nove

about 3 years ago
Women in maritime
Regulation & Policy

Happy Women in Maritime Day: Time to navigate the unresolved challenges

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) International Day for Women in Maritime is celebrated annually on the 18th of May and aims to honour women in the industry and encourage recruitment, retention and continued employment in the sector. This is the second International Day for Women in Mari

about 3 years ago
shipping/Marine insurers
Regulation & Policy

AAA Chair: AI and automated ships pose new challenges in casualty liability

Artificial Intelligence and the advent of automated ships will pose difficult questions in determining liability under the Hague Rules for maritime casualties, the 2022-2023 chairman of the Association of Average Adjusters, Sir Nigel Teare, cautions. Sir Nigel drew attention to a recent case involvi

about 3 years ago
20 carbon storage licenses on offer offshore UK
Regulation & Policy

20 carbon storage licenses offshore UK offered to 12 companies

The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has offered 12 companies awards for 20 carbon storage licenses in the UK’s first-ever CO2 storage licensing round. The NSTA launched the UK’s first-ever carbon storage licensing round in June 2022, with applications closing in September. The 20 licenses in t

about 3 years ago
Report: Germany scales down LNG terminal plans
Regulation & Policy

Report: Germany scales down LNG terminal plans

Germany will almost halve planned capacity for liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals in the Baltic Sea, Reuters reported a government source as saying. Two floating LNG terminals are to be sited at Mukran off the Rügen coast with an annual capacity of around 10 billion cubic metres (bcm), down from

about 3 years ago
Oslo Bulk
Regulation & Policy

Bulkship Management taps BERG Propulsion to limit engine power on 10 ships

Bulkship Management, the Oslo-based ship manager with a specialty in geared vessels, has signed a contract to implement BERG Propulsion’s ‘EPL for EEXI’ power limitation solution across 10 ships trading in US Gulf and Caribbean waters. The Berg Engine Power Limitation (EPL) is intended for ships who

about 3 years ago