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Viking CCS project; Source: Harbour Energy

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BP and Harbour rolling up sleeves to bring UK’s ‘transformational’ carbon capture and storage project to life

BP has joined forces with Harbour Energy to develop a CCS project located close to the heavily industrialised Humber region.

about 3 years ago

Illustration/FLASC’ floating storage prototype tested in Malta in 2018 (Courtesy of FLASC BV)

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Research into floating breakwaters as powerbanks for marine renewables starts in Malta

The University of Malta has teamed up with its offshore energy storage spin-off FLASC to assess the potential of integrating renewable energy and energy storage solutions with floating breakwaters.

about 3 years ago

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Exclusive: CSSC, CMA CGM pen record-breaking deal for 16 ultra-large boxships worth $3 bln

In a significant development for China’s shipbuilding industry, the China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) and French liner heavyweight CMA CGM have inked an agreement to construct 16 large container ships worth more than 21 billion Yuan ($3.06 billion). The order comprises of twelve 15,000 TEU

about 3 years ago

In focus: Vessel decarbonization efforts power ahead

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In focus: In pressing need for GHG reduction, vessel decarbonization efforts power ahead

In a pressing need to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), the shipping sector and offshore vessel services providers are certainly the protagonists in the whole decarbonization story. However, although we are seeing an increasing number of initiatives, we still have a long way to go.

about 3 years ago

A photo of the Headquarters of Mercedes-Benz Group AG in Stuttgart-Untertürkheim, Germany

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Mercedes-Benz, Amazon, Frankfurt Airport, Lidl & Kaufland, Vodafone – Giants in Germany lining up to buy offshore wind power

With the latest news about Lidl and Kaufland entering a long-term offshore wind power offtake contract, and Mercedes-Benz announcing the same shortly prior to that, the list of big names signing up to buy offshore wind-generated electricity in Germany keeps growing. What lies behind this are both th

about 3 years ago

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ClassNK gives A rating to LNG-powered Fairchem Pioneer

ClassNK certification society has given an A rating to the LNG dual-fueled chemical tanker Fairchem Pioneer jointly developed by Fukuoka Shipbuilding and Fairfield Japan. The tanker is currently under construction at Fukuoka Shipbuilding, and is going to be chartered to FJL. The vessel was evaluated

about 3 years ago

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Petredec’s dual-fuel LPG carrier returns from sea trials

A 93,000 cbm LPG carrier with dual fuel LPG propulsion, being built by China’s Jiangnan Shipyard, for Petredec Holdings (Eastern) PTE, has returned from sea trials. The vessel, named Harzand, is the first of a total of six 93,000 cbm LPG vessels Petredec has on order at the yard. The shipbuilder sai

about 3 years ago

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Damen hits record revenue of €2.5 billion

Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group posted a revenue of €2.5 billion for 2022 for the first time in the company’s history. The shipbuilder said that the achievement was made despite the effects of the war in Ukraine, which had, and continues to have, a significant impact on business operations.

about 3 years ago

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Port of Gothenburg set to launch methanol bunkering services by end of 2023

Inter Terminals Sweden (ITS), part of Inter Terminals, one of the largest independent bulk liquid storage providers in northern Europe, is collaborating with the Port of Gothenburg to introduce methanol bunkering services in the port by the end of 2023. ITS revealed that preparations are ongoing to

about 3 years ago

Oil barrels (illustration); Source: Equinor

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Canada ranked as preferred global oil supplier with fossil fuels carving a place in energy transition, shows Ipsos study

Ipsos has asked respondents in 28 countries around the world to complete a ranked ballot of eight oil-producing nations.

about 3 years ago

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China’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered boat hits the water

In a significant step towards sustainable and decarbonized shipping, China has launched its first-ever hydrogen fuel cell-powered boat. The vessel named ‘Three Gorges Hydrogen Boat No. 1’ was launched on March 17, in Guangdong, China. The vessel was built by Jianglong Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. for Yangt

about 3 years ago

SolarinBlue’s offshore solar units launched as part of Sun’Sète project (Courtesy of SolarinBlue)

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French company unveils plans for offshore solar farm in Arabian Sea

French company SolarinBlue has secured permit from the Indian government for a 1MWp offshore solar farm in the Arabian Sea, near the city of Mangalore.

about 3 years ago

Noria Energy’s floating solar system installed at BASF’s McIntosh, Alabama production facility (Courtesy of BASF)

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BASF installs floating solar unit at its US production facility

World’s largest chemical producer BASF has installed a floating solar system, designed and constructed by Noria Energy, at its manufacturing site in the United States.

about 3 years ago

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Viking Line: Maritime operations using the old model are not economically sustainable

The global maritime industry faces unprecedented challenges due to rapidly changing market conditions and technological advancements driven considerably by the ever-stricter environmental regulations. The current model of maritime transport operations, which relies heavily on traditional practices,

about 3 years ago