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Novatek changes its management board composition
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101 European lawmakers urge Danish shipyard to cut its ties with Russia’s Arctic LNG fleet

A cross-party coalition from 16 countries across Europe has called on the last shipyard in the European Union (EU) still servicing the specialized ice-class Arc7 tankers that are perceived to be vital to transporting Russia’s Arctic liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to end its maintenance of these

about 2 months ago
LNG vessel; Source: GTT
Regulations & Policy

GTT’s new LR-approved NO96 criteria expand LNG carrier design flexibility

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French technological containment specialist Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has secured the green light from the UK-based classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR) for new NO96 elongation criteria, opening the door to more optimized liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier (LNGC) structures, widening L

about 2 months ago
Yamal LNG; Source: Novatek
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EU’s Arctic LNG appetite hits new high with €5.96 billion bill for 136 Russian cargoes in H1 2026

The European Union (EU) has become the primary destination of Russia’s Arctic liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports by turning into a backbone of the Russian LNG business in the first six months of 2026, dishing out billions of euros to assuage its LNG cravings with nearly all shipments from Yamal com

about 2 months ago
Shenzhen Port and Bureau Veritas partner up for green shipping corridor development
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Shenzhen Port and Bureau Veritas partner up for green shipping corridor development

Shenzhen Port Group and Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to jointly advance the development of green shipping corridors. Under the agreement signed in Shenzhen, China, the parties plan to use their respective strengths and resources to deepen collaborati

about 2 months ago
12-meter USV class secures MCA’s certification
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12-meter USV class secures MCA’s certification

UK designer and manufacturer of uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) ZeroUSV has secured certification from the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency for its Oceanus12 class of USVs that demonstrates that it meets the safety, operational and technical requirements established under the MCA Workboat Code Edit

about 3 months ago
Illustration; Source: Novatek
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EU’s 20th sanctions batch tightens grip on Russia’s oil, gas, LNG and shadow fleet spheres with 632 vessels blacklisted

As the European Union (EU) continues to take steps to constrain Russia’s revenue streams and energy export capacity to bring the Ukraine crisis to an end, it has rubber-stamped a new raft of sanctions against the country, expanding its crackdown on the Russian energy industry and widening the net ar

about 5 months ago
Lloyd’s Register, South Korean uni to set up global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping
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Lloyd’s Register, South Korean uni to set up global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping

UK-based classification society Lloyd’s Register and South Korea’s Pusan National University (PNU) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish the first-ever global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping. The framework aims to create the first internationally recognize

about 5 months ago
Three-party union in Singapore targets low-carbon ammonia as marine fuel
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Three-party union in Singapore targets low-carbon ammonia as marine fuel

A three-party partnership has been established to explore the marketing and supply of low-carbon ammonia as a marine fuel to maritime end-users in Singapore. Singapore-headquartered NYK Bulkship (Asia), a subsidiary of Japanese shipping major NYK, Singaporean bunker supplier Golden Island, and Yara

about 5 months ago
renewable
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World’s first global shipping carbon price talks back at UN’s bargaining table

As negotiations on a landmark climate agreement introducing the world’s first global carbon price on any polluter are set to catch a second breeze, the resumption of talks at the UN is seen as a big test whether countries can unite against the U.S. and other largely oil-producing states to defend th

about 5 months ago
LNG tanker (for illustration purposes); Source: U.S. Department of Energy
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Two-week ceasefire deal putting Strait of Hormuz back in business

The U.S. President Donald J. Trump has made a deal with Iran to suspend further attacks for two weeks on the Middle Eastern country in exchange for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which handles 15% of global oil and 20% of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply flows.

about 5 months ago
Oil spill east of Gotland; Courtesy of Swedish Coast Guard
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Vessel detained under suspicion over Baltic Sea oil spill is on EU sanctions list

The Swedish Coast Guard has decided to launch a probe into a ship suspected of causing an oil spill in the Baltic Sea, east of Gotland, ordering the vessel to anchor in Swedish territorial waters.

about 5 months ago
UK union urges talks before offshore drillers and contractors down tools
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UK spotlights British steel, AI, shipbuilding, and energy infrastructure as priority for govt deals

The United Kingdom (UK) has made a move to designate British shipbuilding, steel, artificial intelligence (AI), and energy infrastructure as priority sectors for government contracts, as these are perceived to be key industries required to ensure national security.

about 6 months ago
Illustration; Source: Wood Mackenzie
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Middle East conflict: Energy security risks and price shocks as market volatility hits supply chains

Since the ignition of the conflict between the U.S. and Israel on one side and Iran on the other, the global markets have been on tenterhooks, as fears continue to grow over the impact the hostilities will have not just on the Middle East region but also the world at large, especially in terms of ec

about 6 months ago
FPSO Energean Power works at the Karish field offshore Israel; Source: Energean
Regulations & Policy

Hormuz shutdown ramifications: Oil price hike to hit $100 as Asia-Europe LNG battle looms

As the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, through which 15% of global oil and 20% of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply flows, evokes fears of a major energy shock, analysts at Wood Mackenzie, an energy intelligence group, have warned that oil prices could surge past $100 a barrel (bbl), if flo

about 6 months ago