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Equinor preparing to spud North Sea well
Regulation & Policy

Equinor preparing to spud North Sea well

Equinor has received consent from Norway’s offshore safety regulator for exploration drilling in the North Sea off Norway.

about 3 years ago
shipping
Regulation & Policy

UK needs £75bn for its shipping sector to transition to zero

Approximately £75bn ($89.9 bn) of investment over the coming three decades will be required for the UK’s domestic maritime sector to transition to net zero, a report produced by Marine Capital with the support of UMAS and Lloyd’s Register (LR) estimates. Hence, attracting new sources of capital to i

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about 3 years ago
£20 bln decom spend in the offing for UK’s oil & gas wells over next decade
Regulation & Policy

£20 bln decom spend in the offing for UK’s oil & gas wells over next decade

Offshore Energies UK has predicted that about £20 bln will be spent on decommissioning North Sea oil & gas installations in the next decade.

about 3 years ago
Watch: The world’s largest ship equipped with a wind deflector turns heads as it tours European ports
Regulation & Policy

Watch: The world’s largest ship equipped with a wind deflector turns heads as it tours European ports

ONE Trust, a 20,170 TEU containership owned by Japanese shipowner Ocean Network Express (ONE), is showcasing an innovative device installed on its bow, a wind deflector. The device has been installed at Qingdao Beihai shipyard in China during the vessel’s recent drydock. ONE Trust was built in 2017

about 3 years ago
Cargo
Regulation & Policy

UNCTAD: GHG emissions from the world’s maritime fleet heading in wrong direction

Greenhouse gas emissions from the world’s maritime fleet increased by 4.7%, between 2020 and 2021, with most of the increase coming from container ships, dry bulk carriers and general cargo vessels, the latest Maritime Transport report from UNCTAD warns. Another worrying trend is the fact that the f

about 3 years ago
How is the transition to renewables faring in the midst of a global energy crisis?
Regulation & Policy

How is the transition to renewables faring in the midst of a global energy crisis?

Westwood Global Energy has done a deep dive into the impact of the energy crisis on the energy transition to a sustainable, green future.

about 3 years ago
Aurora Botnia
Regulation & Policy

LNG-powered Aurora Botnia slashes Wasaline’s CO2 emissions

The Finnish–Swedish ferry operator Wasaline has been able to cut its CO2 emissions in half since the arrival of its new LNG-powered ferry Aurora Botnia over a year ago. The ferry entered service between Vaasa, Finland and Umeå, Sweden in the autumn of 2021. The Aurora Botnia is a 150-meter car and p

about 3 years ago
Equinor’s Norwegian Sea wildcat comes up empty
Regulation & Policy

Equinor’s Norwegian Sea wildcat comes up empty

Norwegian state-owned energy giant Equinor has completed the drilling of a wildcat well in the Norwegian Sea but failed to find hydrocarbons.

about 3 years ago
Rolls-Royce AE 2100-A hydrogen test at Boscombe Down (Courtesy of Rolls-Royce)
Regulation & Policy

Green hydrogen produced by wind and tidal energy sets new aviation milestone

Green hydrogen produced at the European Marine Energy Centre’s (EMEC’s) hydrogen production and tidal test facility has been used to fuel the ground test of a Rolls-Royce jet engine.

about 3 years ago
WindWings
Regulation & Policy

BAR Tech WindWings by Yara Marine start taking shape with 6 units slated for installation in 2023

UK-based marine engineering consultancy BAR Technologies and Norwegian technology company Yara Marine Technologies have launched the production of BAR’s solid wing sails. The two companies said that the ‘first cut’ of the steelwork that will form the first production run of WindWings has been comple

about 3 years ago
Drone footage shows damaged Nord Stream pipeline incident ‘undoubtedly sabotage’
Regulation & Policy

Drone footage shows Nord Stream pipeline incident ‘undoubtedly sabotage’

A video of the blast-damaged Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline has indicated that this was undoubtedly an act of sabotage, says a military analyst.

about 3 years ago
All systems go for Equinor to drill two North Sea wells
Regulation & Policy

All systems go for Equinor to drill two North Sea wells

Equinor has received consent from Norway’s regulator for exploration drilling in the North Sea off Norway, using one of Transocean’s rigs.

about 3 years ago
ABB
Regulation & Policy

ABB to equip 10 COSCO Shipping’s boxships with shaft generators

Swiss-based technology developer ABB has secured a breakthrough contract with the shipyard COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry (Yangzhou) to equip ten China COSCO Shipping Corporation Limited’s container vessels with its permanent magnet shaft generator systems. Due for delivery by the end of 2025, the or

about 3 years ago
The Wash is said to be one of the UK’s most important estuaries for wild birds (Courtesy of RSPB)
Regulation & Policy

UK’s nature conservation charities slam the Wash tidal barrage plan deeming it ‘outlandish’

Developers of the Wash tidal energy barrage, that would also incorporate a deep water port, have been urged to rethink the proposal by UK’s nature conservation charities, which called the current plans ‘unworkable’ with significant risks to the environment.

about 3 years ago