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With approval in place, Energinet to start €65.2M subsea cable replacement project
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Energinet gets green light for €65.2M subsea cable replacement project

The Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy and Supply has approved Energinet’s application for the replacement of a submarine cable that passes across Øresund connecting Denmark and Sweden. With the approval in place, Energinet can now begin the project to replace System 2 on the 400 kV cable connection

about 3 years ago
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IMO calls for urgent action as shadow fleet raises safety and liability concerns

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The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Legal Committee has highlighted the risks and consequences of ship-to-ship transfers in the open ocean and the methods used to obscure ship identities. At its 110th session in London, the committee was informed that a fleet of between 300 to 600 tanker

about 3 years ago
Illustration; Source: Remote Medical International (RMI)
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Pursuing stable energy supplies by preventing and curtailing offshore incidents

What should organisations and energy players do to prevent offshore accidents to ensure the security and stability of the energy supply?

about 3 years ago
IMO
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Portugal ratifies Hong Kong Convention for safer ship recycling

Portugal is the latest country to accede to IMO’s Hong Kong Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships. The convention covers the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of ships, and preparation for ship recycling to facilitate safe and environmentally sound recyc

about 3 years ago
Monjasa Reformer; Image credit French Navy
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Update: Monjasa Reformer located and safe as pirates kidnap part of crew

The chemical tanker Monjasa Reformer, which went missing for days after getting boarded by pirates on Saturday, March 25, some 140 nautical miles West of Port Pointe-Noire, DR Congo, has been located. Based on an update from the British-French naval maritime response center Maritime Domain Awareness

about 3 years ago
Monjasa Server
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Pirates seize Monjasa product tanker in Gulf of Guinea

A chemical tanker Monjasa Reformer was boarded by pirates on Saturday, March 25, some 140 nautical miles West of Port Pointe-Noire, DR Congo. A group of five pirates approached the tanker in a skiff before boarding it, the British-French naval maritime response center Maritime Domain Awareness for T

about 3 years ago
Danes complete salvage of undefined object adjacent to Nord Stream pipeline
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Danes complete salvage of undefined object adjacent to Nord Stream pipeline

The object that was found adjacent to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline last week has been salvaged, the Danish Energy Agency has confirmed. The salvage, which was carried out at a water depth of 73 meters, was completed on 28 March. According to the Danish Defense, investigations indicate that the object

about 3 years ago
Sweden: Nord Stream incident caused by 'gross sabotage'
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Following last year’s explosions, Danes find undefined object near Nord Stream pipeline

Following explosions in late September 2022 that caused damage to the Nord Stream pipelines, the Danish Energy Agency has found an undefined object near one of the two gas pipelines. A cylindrical object that is about 40 cm tall and 10 cm in diameter has been found near the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, t

about 3 years ago
EEC
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EEC, Astander Shipyard pen MoU on green ship recycling

Netherlands-based Elegant Exit Company (EEC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Spain’s Astander Shipyard to collaborate on ship recycling initiatives. Located at the southern end of the Port of Santander, Northern coast of Spain, Astander is a shipyard with 130 years of expertise i

about 3 years ago
Grieg Star
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Grieg Star shares ‘surprising’ findings of a study involving retrofitting deep-sea ships to ammonia

A group of cross-industry experts, led by Grieg Star, has conducted a study involving the potential retrofitting of an open hatch vessel to run on green ammonia. Initial findings of the study said that elements perceived as challenges turned out not to be barriers or present major risks for moving f

about 3 years ago
Armada; Source: Shell
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Shell cleared for removal and disposal ops at North Sea field

Shell has received consent from Norway’s regulator for removal and disposal operations, as part of decom activities on a North Sea field.

about 3 years ago
UN coordinator urges public help with funding to stave off ‘5th largest oil spill from a tanker in history’
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UNDP buys Euronav’s VLCC to prevent catastrophic spill from ‘ticking bomb’ FSO off Yemen

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed an agreement with tanker owner EURONAV Luxemburg to buy a very large crude carrier (VLCC), as part of the UN-coordinated operation to remove more than one million barrels of oil from a decaying tanker off Yemen’s Red Sea coast. The new vessel to

about 3 years ago
IMCA takes measures in response to increase in false ROV training certificates
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IMCA takes measures in response to increase in false ROV training certificates

International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has launched a new approval process for remotely operated vehicle (ROV) introductory training courses due to an increase in false certificates. IMCA reported on 9 March that it had introduced a new scheme to address the safety concerns of this unau

about 3 years ago
ammonia-powered
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Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center: Emission risks won’t be a showstopper for ammonia-based fuels

The toxicity of ammonia as potential zero-emission fuel of the future for the shipping industry might be solvable after all despite all the hype over its likely impact on the safety of seafarers. There have been a lot of discussions about the dangers of potential releases of ammonia on board during

about 3 years ago