Scottish intelligent energy management and storage technologies specialist Verlume has secured €8.1 million for business scale-up and development of larger projects.
The EU is preparing to cast its vote on the first methane emissions regulation, which could help lower methane in the oil and gas sector.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is urging Member States to contribute equipment to help UN-led efforts to prevent a possible catastrophic oil spill from the FSO Safer, a rapidly decaying floating storage offshore (FSO) unit moored off the Red Sea coast of Yemen. IMO is providing expert
ExxonMobil and Chevron have relinquished 20 offshore oil and gas exploration permits off the coast of British Columbia.
As the global maritime industry embarks on a decarbonization journey, a recent survey conducted among industry stakeholders has revealed that the path towards decarbonization will be complex, with a wide range of fuels in the mix through 2050. The survey respondents expect their fleets to run on mul
The University of Montenegro’s Institute of Marine Biology has assessed the impacts of Sigma Energy’s wave energy device on the ecosystem at the deployment site in the Adriatic Sea, finding it had no negative effects on the diversity of marine organisms.
US-based marine energy developer Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) has secured a $500,000 extension of its contract with a US government agency for the supply of WAM-V autonomous surface vehicles.
Awilco Drilling has expressed disappointment with the arbitration tribunal ruling in favour of Keppel shipyard.
1,300 offshore workers will embark on a “historic” 48-hour stoppage on dozens of offshore platforms on the United Kingdom Continental Shelf.
The U.S. Coast Guard has performed medevac of a crew member from one of Allseas’ vessels around 15 miles south of Port Fourchon, Louisiana.
The “transition” part of the energy transition is beginning to show a more defined shape with each passing day as witnessed in a week behind us that was filled with announcements favoring the net-zero future coming from governments and all the way to private offshore energy companies. Industry major
Türkiye has tucked a new milestone under its belt with the achievement of first gas from a giant natural gas project in the Black Sea.
APPEA has thrown support behind the Climate Change Authority’s focus on carbon capture technology, as CCUS is seen as important for net-zero.
SOFEC, a MODEC Group company, has received approval in principle (AiP) from classification society DNV for its newly developed ammonia transfer system. The new ammonia transfer system uses two mooring technologies: CALM Buoy and Tower Mooring solutions. According to the developer, the system is aimi
