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Chevron secured Stena Drilling’s Stena Forth drillship for a decommissioning campaign in the Mediterranean Sea offshore Israel a few years ago, alongside an option for a well offshore Cyprus; Source:
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Aphrodite rising as Chevron, Shell, NewMed and Cyprus give the go-ahead for tweaked gas development plan

Chevron and its partners, BG Cyprus (Shell) and NewMed Energy, have given their blessing, together with the government of Cyprus, for an updated development plan of an offshore gas field reservoir in Block 12 located in the Eastern Basin of the Mediterranean Sea.

about 1 year ago
David Whitehouse CEO, Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)
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OEUK pushes for UK carbon capture funding amid budget concerns

Britain’s trade body for the offshore energy industry Offshore Energies UK (OEUK) has urged the UK government to stay committed to supporting additional carbon capture, usage, and storage (CCUS) projects as concerns mount over potential funding cuts in the upcoming comprehensive spending review (CSR

about 1 year ago
HKC
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Countdown to compliance: Are shipowners ready for the Hong Kong Convention?

With the Hong Kong Convention (HKC) coming into effect on June 26, 2025, the clock is ticking for shipowners who need to ensure compliance with regulatory controls and inspections concerning the recycling of their end-of-life vessels, Norway-based classification society DNV has stressed. In its new

about 1 year ago
First CO2 injection offshore UK starts paving the way for permanent storage
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First CO2 injection offshore UK starts paving the way for permanent storage

Perenco UK and Carbon Catalyst Limited have kicked off the UK’s first-ever CO2 injection test, carried out at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) license in the North Sea that encompasses what is seen as the UK’s largest depleted gas field. As part of Project Poseidon, the test includes CO2 being inj

about 1 year ago
Minesto has completed dragon 12
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DNV completes independent review of Minesto’s Dragon-class technology

Norway-based classification society DNV has completed an independent technical review of Minesto’s Dragon-class technology, reinforcing the investment case for its planned 10 MW array in the Faroe Islands. The assessment, initiated in the autumn of 2024, evaluated the energy conversion performance,

about 1 year ago
Transocean Enabler rig at sea
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Transocean rig gearing up to spud Barents Sea wildcat in April

Equinor has secured a drilling permit with Norway’s authorities to drill an exploration well in the Barents Sea with one of Transocean’s semi-submersible rigs.

about 1 year ago
alternative
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EU supports alternative fuel infrastructure projects with €422M

Maritime-related initiatives are among 39 innovative projects—-dedicated to deploying alternative fuel infrastructure—that have been selected by the European Commission.

about 1 year ago
Prinos
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EnEarth secures millions in EU funding for Prinos CO2 project

The European Commission has earmarked a €~120 million CEF grant to support the development of a liquified CO2 receiving terminal at Prinos Carbon Storage located in the north of Greece.

about 1 year ago
UK: Consent granted for Immingham green energy terminal
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UK: Consent granted for Immingham green energy terminal

The Immingham Green Energy Terminal (IGET), a proposed multi-user liquid bulk green energy terminal located in the Port of Immingham, has received development consent from the UK’s Secretary of State for Transport, marking “a big milestone” for the country’s energy transition.

about 1 year ago
Halifax
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New funding to drive development of Halifax-Hamburg green shipping corridor

The Halifax Port Authority has been awarded funding of up to C$22.5 million (about $15.7 million) from Transport Canada to accelerate the development of the Halifax-Hamburg green shipping corridor and prepare the port for the fuels and energy sources of the future.

about 1 year ago
low-carbon ships
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France goes big on maritime decarbonization with ‘CORIMER low-carbon ships’ initiative

The French government is launching a new call for proposals to accelerate the production of low-carbon ships and boats in the country.

about 1 year ago
Three tenders up for grabs for second Malta-Italy interconnector
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Three tenders up for grabs for second Malta-Italy interconnector

InterConnect Malta, owned by the Maltese government, has issued three new tenders for the second electrical interconnector between Malta and Italy. This comes less than a month after the project had received final approval. The IC2 interconnector will consist of a new ~122-kilometer-long 225 MW HVAC

about 1 year ago
Lloyd’s Register approves Lehmann Marine’s CUBE battery system
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Lloyd’s Register approves Lehmann Marine’s CUBE battery system

Lehmann Marine, a Germany-based lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery systems specialist, has received type approval from the classification society Lloyd’s Register for its CUBE battery system.

about 1 year ago
Hercules rig; Source: Odfjell Drilling
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Legal spat over rig contract breach nearing its end with Seadrill ordered to pay SFL $48 million

A court order is bringing a legal battle over an alleged contract breach to a close by instructing Bermuda-headquartered offshore drilling contractor Seadrill to pay a multimillion-dollar compensation to the owner of a semi-submersible rig, which was hired under the contract that sparked the dispute

about 1 year ago