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Enova backs Norwegian shipping with investment in hydrogen production projects
Regulation & Policy

Enova backs Norwegian shipping with investment in hydrogen production projects

To springboard the use of hydrogen in the Norwegian maritime industry, Enova has awarded over NOK 777 million ($70.92 million) to five hydrogen production projects.

about 1 year ago
STAX Engineering
Regulation & Policy

WSC: New EU transport commissioner to play pivotal role in shipping’s decarbonization

The World Shipping Council (WSC), the voice of liner shipping, said that the designated European Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, Apostolos Tzitzikostas, will have a key role in securing supply chains and decarbonizing the shipping sector. In a media release issued on November 5,

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about 1 year ago
North Sea; Source: OEUK
Regulation & Policy

Wheels up to change rules of oil & gas game in UK waters while windfall tax hike gets green light

The United Kingdom (UK) plans to embark on consultations to come up with new environmental guidance for offshore oil and gas projects in the aftermath of the recent Supreme Court ruling.

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ship recycling
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VSM: ‘Excessive bureaucracy’ hurts sustainable ship recycling prospects in Germany

The Association for Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (VSM)—the voice of the German maritime industry—has called on the government to review legal hurdles to (sustainable) ship recycling in Germany.

about 2 years ago
US-German project developing low-cost subsea energy storage gets $7.7M boost
Regulation & Policy

US-German collab gets $7.7M boost for development of low-cost subsea energy storage

U.S. and German governments are supporting two projects that have a mutual goal of developing a low-cost subsea energy storage technology that supports electrical grid decarbonization with funding of $7.7 million. The U.S. Sperra, dedicated to pioneering the next generation of renewable energy solut

about 2 years ago
fuels
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European shipowners, T&E call on EU to make energy transition of shipping a priority

European Community Shipowners’ Associations (ECSA) and European green transport group Transport & Environment (T&E) have called upon EU leaders to prioritize clean fuel production as part of the upcoming Clean Industrial Deal.

about 2 years ago
RWE gets go-ahead for 100 MW electrolyzer for offshore wind-to-hydrogen project
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RWE gets go-ahead for 100 MW electrolyzer for offshore wind-to-hydrogen project

German energy company RWE has secured construction and environmental permits to build a 100 MW electrolyzer in Eemshaven, the Netherlands. The electrolyzer is part of system integration solutions associated with OranjeWind, an offshore wind project RWE is jointly developing with TotalEnergies in the

about 2 years ago
LR
Regulation & Policy

Lloyd’s Register awards “first-ever” enhanced antifouling type approval

The UK-based classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) has granted the maritime industry’s ‘first-ever’ enhanced antifouling type approval to Canada-based coatings company Graphite Innovation & Technologies (GIT Coatings). The type approval was created to provide ship owners and operators with ‘v

about 2 years ago
GTT
Regulation & Policy

French player’s new LNG carrier design gets the go-ahead as deal for eight dual-fuel tankers comes its way

Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has obtained a stamp of approval from Japan’s classification society ClassNK for its 30,000 cubic meters (cbm) membrane-type liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier design.

about 2 years ago
Courtesy of the European Commission; Credit: Mauro Bottaro
Regulation & Policy

Industry associations call on EU to refine low-carbon fuels certification draft

Industry associations, including Methanol Institute, Europex and Hydrogen Europe, have called on the European Union (EU) to refine the “Low-Carbon Fuels Delegated Act.”

about 2 years ago
Terry Allan, CEO at nexos; Source: nexos
Regulation & Policy

Op-ed: Different rules, same game – Thinking differently about UK’s energy future

Terry Allan, CEO of Aberdeen-headquartered nexos, delves into the intricate complexities of the energy industry’s version of a high-stakes poker game in the United Kingdom (UK).

about 2 years ago
India and Germany forge green hydrogen ties
Regulation & Policy

India and Germany forge green hydrogen ties

To promote the market ramp-up of green hydrogen and enhance cooperation in climate action and sustainable development, India and Germany have launched the “Indo-German Green Hydrogen Roadmap.”

about 2 years ago
FSRU Independence; Source: Höegh Evi, former Höegh LNG
Regulation & Policy

EU backs electrification of LNG terminal with €6 million

Lithuanian liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal operator KN Energies (KN), former Klaipedos Nafta, has confirmed the decision made by the European Union (EU) to earmark funds for the electrification of its LNG terminal on Lithuania’s Kiaulės Nugara Island.

about 2 years ago
Transocean Barents rig (for illustration purposes); Source: Equinor
Regulation & Policy

UK likely to unlock £10 billion worth of North Sea oil & gas with encouraging fiscal regime, WoodMac finds

Considering the rising focus on energy security, Wood Mackenzie has pointed out that Britain could get its hands on an additional £10 billion of North Sea oil and natural gas value from existing assets if it puts the right set of fiscal and regulatory policies in place.

about 2 years ago