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Europe
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Europe cranks up the heat on Russia’s shadow fleet with latest sanctions package

The European Council has adopted the 16th package of sanctions against Russia to ‘ramp up’ the pressure on the country’s so-called ‘shadow’ fleet as well as curb attempts to circumvent the measures. Now well into its fourth year, Russia’s aggression on Ukraine continues to disturb the balance of glo

about 1 year ago
UK and French regulatory authorities sit down to discuss further joint electricity interconnection
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UK and French regulatory authorities exploring additional joint electricity interconnections

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French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and Great Britain’s independent energy regulator Ofgem have come to an agreement to continue exploring further electricity interconnection development opportunities of around 1 GW capacity between France and the UK. The countries have an electricity partners

about 1 year ago
UK government
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Future of maritime decarbonization at stake as carbon levy attracts supporters, opponents

Thirteen additional countries supported a global carbon levy on shipping at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) climate talks in London this week. However, its adoption still seems to be a long way off.

about 1 year ago
IMO
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IMO: Training of seafarers aboard clean fuels-powered ships made easier

The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) sub-committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW) has adopted draft interim generic guidelines for training seafarers working on ships powered by alternative fuels and new technologies. As disclosed, the draft guidelines are set to be sub

about 1 year ago
registries
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Majority of global shipping fleet operates under compliant flag states, ICS says

The majority of the global shipping industry operates under flag states that strictly enforce international regulations, according to a new report by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS). In its annual Flag State Performance Table for 2024/25, the ICS has once again explored the extent to whi

about 1 year ago
MMMCZCS
Regulation & Policy

MMMCZCS: Ammonia’s rise in shipping demands major workforce overhaul

The maritime industry is facing a ‘significant’ workforce challenge as ammonia’s momentum as a scalable alternative fuel option builds on in the face of the maritime industry’s energy transition, suggests a new report. In their project summary report released on February 18, 2025, Lloyd’s Register M

about 1 year ago
Tungsten Explorer drillship; Credit: Greg Williams
Regulation & Policy

TotalEnergies and Eni sign on dotted line for Cyprus gas exports through Egypt

TotalEnergies and Eni have struck a deal with Cyprus and Egypt to develop a gas discovery named after the god of time in ancient Greek mythology by exporting the natural gas from the field off the coast of Cyprus through Egypt.

about 1 year ago
MAN ES’ dual-fuel methanol GenSet passes type approval test in China
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MAN ES’ dual-fuel methanol GenSet passes type approval test in China

German engine manufacturer MAN Energy Solutions (MAN ES) has revealed that its MAN 7L21/31 dual-fuel methanol (DF-M) GenSet has passed the type approval test (TAT) in China.

about 1 year ago
Swedish company CorPower Ocean and Norway-based OPS Solutions have developed a pre-tension cylinder (PTC) prototype, marking a step toward reducing the cost and mass of wave energy converters (WECs).
Regulation & Policy

EIC Accelerator backs CorPower Ocean with up to €17.5M to advance wave energy tech

Swedish wave energy technology developer CorPower Ocean has secured up to €17.5 million in funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator to support commercializing its wave energy solutions. The company noted that the funding package includes a €2.5 million grant and a €15 million p

about 1 year ago
Interview with Madoqua: Clear regulations needed to kick-start green fuels bonanza
Regulation & Policy

Interview with Madoqua: Clear regulations needed to kick-start green fuels bonanza

Offshore Energy spoke with Madoqua’s Chief Commercial Officer, Marloes Ras, about the current challenges and opportunities that could drive forward the adoption of green fuels in the maritime industry.

about 1 year ago
Maritime
Regulation & Policy

Maritime authorities sign ‘landmark’ agreement on digital seafarer certification

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), the UK-based Lloyd’s Register OneOcean (LROO) and the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) of the Philippines’ Department of Transportation are set to explore the integration of seafarer certification systems to foster “seamless” digital verification. As

about 1 year ago
Europe
Regulation & Policy

‘Mixed progress’ leading to uphill battle in EU’s emission reduction ambitions, report warns

Although Europe’s maritime industry has made progress in cutting energy use and reducing certain pollutants, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as well as biodiversity conservation remain a ‘gargantuan’ challenge, a new report has stressed. According to the second edition of the European Maritime Transp

about 1 year ago
biofuels
Regulation & Policy

Hapag-Lloyd, NABU: No place for ‘unsustainable’ biofuels in shipping’s future fuel mix

German container shipping major Hapag-Lloyd, compatriot environmental association NABU and a number of other companies have jointly called on the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to remove ‘unsustainable’ biofuels from its list of alternative fuels.

about 1 year ago
IMO
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69 NGOs urge IMO to exclude biofuels from Global Fuel Standard

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) and its 176 member states have been urged by 69 conservation NGOs to oppose the promotion of biofuels in international shipping and commit to a future powered by ‘genuine’ clean energy.

about 1 year ago