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10% fuel savings prompts Chemfleet to fit 3 more ships with Berg efficiency upgrade

Istanbul-headquartered specialized ship manager Chemfleet revealed that it has achieved around 10% in fuel savings after installing an in-service Berg Propulsion upgrade to control systems onboard the tanker YM Miranda. The Swedish propulsion company said that the replacement of the existing control

about 2 years ago

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MAN Cryo wins nod from DNV, BV for ammonia fuel supply system

MAN Cryo, part of Germany’s engine producer MAN Energy Solutions, revealed that its design for an ammonia fuel-supply system has been awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) from classification societies DNV and Bureau Veritas.

about 2 years ago

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First stage of Brazil’s biggest floating solar plant inaugurated

The first stage of what is said to be the largest floating solar plant in Brazil has been inaugurated in the State of São Paulo. The UFF Araucária project is located at the Billings dam and is being developed by Empresa Metropolitana de Águas e Energia (EMAE) and KWP Energia. The first stage, coordi

about 2 years ago

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AquaVentus: Imminent start of North Sea auction is essential for hydrogen ramp-up

Jörg Singer, chairman of German offshore wind-to-hydrogen initiative AquaVentus has called for a timely tender for the expansion of offshore electrolysis, saying that the imminent start of the auction for the Noth Sea region SEN-1, a 100 km2 area in the North Sea designated for hydrogen production,

about 2 years ago

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Scottish high-voltage cable factory plan approved

Japan-headquartered Sumitomo Electric Industries has received approval for its plans to establish a power cable factory in Scotland. The Highland Council’s north planning applications committee approved the planning permission for the new high-voltage cable factory near Inverness last week. The deve

about 2 years ago

Meeting between the Commission Chief Executive (CCE) of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, Engr Gbenga Komolafe, and the Inspector General of the Nigerian Police Force, Kayode Egbe

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With wheels in motion to curb oil theft, Nigeria plans to launch bid round for 12 offshore blocks

Nigeria’s oil and gas regulator, NUPRC, has taken steps to combat the oil theft challenges by joining forces with the country’s police force.

about 2 years ago

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Malta greenlights second interconnector to Italy

The second Malta to Italy interconnector has reached a major milestone with the approval of the development permit by the Maltese Planning Authority. The IC2 interconnector will consist of a new ~118-kilometer-long 225 MW HVAC electrical cable interconnection through a submarine cable operating at 2

about 2 years ago

THE RIG; Source: PIF's Oil Park Development Company

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THE RIG’s master plan: Offshore oil platform-style ‘extreme’ adventure hub doubles in size

THE RIG is set to redefine the water sports and tourism landscape while paying homage to the legacy of Saudi Arabia’s rich oil and gas heritage.

about 2 years ago

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Tasmania’s hydrogen hub development to receive $70 million boost

The Australian government is investing $70 million in the development of a hydrogen hub in Bell Bay, Northern Tasmania. The hub is expected to support the production of up to 45,000 tons of green hydrogen per year, create hundreds of jobs and support the manufacture of green metals and alloys like i

about 2 years ago

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Clean Hydrogen Partnership issues €113.5M call for hydrogen projects

Clean Hydrogen Partnership has launched a new hydrogen research call for proposals where a total of €113.5 million will be made available through Horizon Europe for projects to cover R&I activities across the whole hydrogen value chain. Furthermore, an additional €60 million, coming from the RePower

about 2 years ago

Offshore oil rigs in Southern California; Credit: Drew Bird Photography

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California teetering on the brink of ending offshore oil drilling, as bill triumphs over first legislative snag

Senator Dave Min’s bill to stop offshore oil drilling in California’s waters has now passed its first major legislative hurdle.

about 2 years ago

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UK plans new 2 GW interconnector to ensure electricity transmission network is fit for future

A geophysical survey is currently underway at a new proposed HVDC interconnector in the UK that will reinforce the electricity network between Suffolk and Kent, contributing to the UK’s 2050 net-zero goal. The 2 GW Sea Link, developed by National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET), will be approxi

about 2 years ago

Illustration; Source: Australian Energy Producers (former APPEA)

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Woodside contributes to Australia’s gas strategy consultation to tackle offshore regulatory gridlock

The Australian government’s consultation paper aims to come to grips with a brewing cauldron of uncertainty surrounding the offshore regulatory approvals system.

about 2 years ago

Regulation & Policy

Yanmar’s maritime hydrogen fuel cell system gets ClassNK’s blessing

Classification society ClassNK has awarded approval in principle (AiP) to Japanese company Yanmar Power Technology (YPT) for a maritime hydrogen fuel cell system, marking the first AiP certification for such a system developed by a Japanese manufacturer. The 300 kW maritime hydrogen fuel cell system

about 2 years ago