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As UK’s offshore oil & gas industry slashes emissions, low-carbon era inches closer

OEUK has revealed in a new report that Britain’s offshore oil and gas industry has curbed its emissions footprint by 24% compared to 2018.

about 3 years ago

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World’s first green methanol-powered boxship visits Gothenburg

Laura Maersk, the world’s first green methanol-powered containership owned by Danish Shipping giant A.P.Moller Maersk, has visted the Port of Gothenburg.

about 3 years ago

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DNV: Despite falling short of Paris Agreement requirements, hydrogen technology set to bring significant changes to energy transition by 2050

Renewable and low-carbon hydrogen is expected to play an important role in decarbonizing and reducing emissions from hard-to-electrify sectors and reaching the Paris Agreement climate goals. While these targets require hydrogen to account for approximately 15% of the world’s energy demand by 2050, D

about 3 years ago

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Net-zero by 2050 ambition at risk: In with renewables and out with fossil fuels ‘far from fast enough,’ warns DNV

DNV: The pace of the transition from fossil fuels to renewables is not being imbued with enough speed to reach net-zero by 2050 targets.

about 3 years ago

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OOCL welcomes six of twelve eco-friendly 24,000 TEU giants

Hong Kong-based container shipping company Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) held the naming ceremony of a 24,188 TEU newbuilding at Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering Co (DACKS) shipyard. This mega containership is named OOCL Gdynia. Following its naming, OOCL will have received half of the twel

about 3 years ago

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Europe’s 1st all-electric tug on the horizon as part of Port of Antwerp-Bruges tug renewal deal with Damen

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has placed an order for six new tugs with Dutch shipbuilder Damen as part of the company’s ongoing fleet renewal. The series includes five diesel-powered RSD Tugs 2513, equipped with Damen Marine NOx Reduction System, and one electric tug, which has been described as Europ

about 3 years ago

Illustration/Havkraft’s CEO Geir Arne Solheim on a ‘Powerpier’ equipped with wave energy units (Courtesy of Havkraft)

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Havkraft teams up with Equinor to explore wave power for lowering offshore drilling emissions

Norwegian company Havkraft has signed a contract with Equinor to conduct a feasibility study exploring the integration of wave energy as a sustainable energy source for powering mobile offshore drilling units.

about 3 years ago

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Port of Galveston wins $1 million grant for shore power pilot

The Port of Galveston has secured a $1 million grant for a shore power pilot project in partnership with Texas A&M University at Galveston aimed at reducing emissions from cargo shipping operations. Funded by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), the pilot will include establishing a

about 3 years ago

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Athenian Sea Carriers orders 4 LNG and methanol-ready chemical tankers

Athenian Sea Carriers, a Greek shipping company, has exercised options for the construction of four eco-chemical tankers at the Chinese shipbuilding company Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Group. These vessels, with a deadweight of 18,500 tons (dwt), are set to meet the highest environmental standards

about 3 years ago

Illustration; Source: Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)

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Will a net-zero dash enable the UK to reap more benefits?

New poll shows the majority of British people are in favor of hastening the UK’s net-zero aspirations, thus, more green policies are seen as a safe bet for winning incoming elections.

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Repair yard shortage puts maritime energy transition at risk

A shortage of repair yards with experience in conversions may hinder the take up of alternative fuel technology by the existing fleet, according to the findings from LR’s new Engine Retrofit Report. The report has identified that retrofitting a significant number of the 9,000 and 12,900 large mercha

about 3 years ago

Water2Energy’s vertical axis tidal turbine in the Port of Flushing (Courtesy of ENCORE Project)

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ENCORE project reaches conclusion with four offshore renewable technology demos under its belt

The Interreg 2 Seas-funded ENCORE project has reached its formal closure after three years, having ‘successfully propelled’ four innovative tidal energy, offshore solar and wave energy technology solutions.

about 3 years ago

Illustration/Sabella’s D10 tidal turbine (Courtesy of Sabella)

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Sabella’s D10 tidal turbine breaks power production record

French company Sabella has broken the power production record with its D10 tidal energy turbine, generating over 25% of the total electricity consumed on Ushant Island by harnessing the energy of the tides.

about 3 years ago

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ERMA First’s CCS wins nod from LR

Greek ballast water treatment specialist ERMA FIRST has won Lloyd’s Register’s Approval in Principle (AiP) for its amine absorption-based carbon capture & storage (CCS) system. The system uses absorption technology to mix carbon dioxide (CO2) flue gases with a proprietary amine solvent, which is the

about 3 years ago