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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 6 months ago
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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 6 months ago
‘World’s first’: Methane removal system debuts at sea
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‘World’s first’: Methane removal system debuts at sea

A U.S.-UK partnership has launched what is said to be the first-ever pilot project that will see the extended at-sea trial of a system designed to remove methane during normal ship operations. California-headquartered climate technology company Bennu Climate and Lomarlabs, an innovation arm of Lomar

about 6 months ago
30-meter steel suction wing system for oceangoing vessels comes to market
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30-meter steel suction wing system for oceangoing vessels comes to market

Econowind, a Dutch wind-assisted ship propulsion system developer, is targeting the deep-sea market with the launch of a 30-meter steel suction wing system for oceangoing vessels. The 5-series VentoFoil was unveiled last week in Heeg, with the first unit to have its commercial debut this summer with

about 6 months ago
Europe’s cross-border hydrogen network gets a leg up with Dutch and Belgian infrastructure link
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Europe’s cross-border hydrogen network gets a leg up with Dutch and Belgian infrastructure link

Hynetwork, a subsidiary of the Netherlands-based Gasunie, and its Belgian counterpart Fluxys have embarked on a quest for a cross-border hydrogen connection, enabling the Netherlands and Belgium to plug into shared lower-emission power.

about 6 months ago
Wave-Op is working on the Dike Wave Energy (Dikwe) project in the port of Boulogne-sur-Mer; Source: Fimetal
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Construction continues for French full-scale wave energy demonstrator

Wave-Op, a joint venture between the Legendre Group and Geps Techno dedicated to innovation in coastal and port infrastructure, is progressing the construction of its first full-scale demonstrator for what it describes as a unique wave-powered system, combining coastal protection and renewable elect

about 6 months ago
6% of Welsh people think renewable energy development should decrease, research shows
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6% of Welsh people think renewable energy development should decrease, research shows

New research by RenewableUK Cymru has found that 71% of Welsh people believe renewable energy development should increase, with just 6% saying it should decrease, and 58% want Wales’s future energy system to be mainly or entirely based on renewable energy. New polling published by RenewableUK Cymru

about 6 months ago
Soil survey underway for Dutch hydrogen and CO2 pipeline network
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Soil survey underway for Dutch hydrogen and CO2 pipeline network

Fugro and Sweco are carrying out soil investigation fieldwork for a pipeline network that will link three industrial areas in the Netherlands and transport hydrogen and directly captured CO2 to designated offshore storage sites. Commissioned by Gasunie, the Delta Rhine Corridor West (DRC West) infra

about 6 months ago
Lithuanian port home to first joint bio-LNG bunkering in Europe
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Lithuanian port home to first joint bio-LNG bunkering in Europe

Low-carbon fuel solutions provider Anew Climate and Avenir, a provider of LNG and bio-LNG for the maritime sector, have performed Europe’s first joint liquefied biomethane (bio-LNG) bunkering operation. During the operation performed at the LNG terminal in the Port of Klaipėda, Lithuania, operated b

about 6 months ago
Malta opens call to probe renewable energy import from North Africa
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Malta opens call to probe renewable energy import from North Africa

Malta’s fully government-owned company Interconnect Malta (ICM) has launched a preliminary market consultation (PMC) to gather information from the market on the feasibility of large-scale importing of renewable energy from North Africa to Malta via a cable link. The PMC is seen as a formal, non-bin

about 6 months ago
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Chiyoda, NYK and KNCC jointly pursuing global carbon capture and storage projects

Japanese engineering company Chiyoda Corporation, compatriot shipping major Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line), and its Norway-headquartered affiliate Knutsen NYK Carbon Carriers (KNCC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects

about 6 months ago
Oil-to-CO2 storage wells begin transformation journey offshore Denmark
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Oil-to-CO2 storage wells begin transformation journey offshore Denmark

North Sea wells originally used for oil production are currently being prepared for CO2 storage as part of the Greensand Future project in Denmark, which will store carbon dioxide in the Nini West field located approximately 240 kilometers northwest of Esbjerg. To remind, in December 2022, Project G

about 6 months ago
New joint project aims to bring subsea chemical storage technology to deployment
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New joint project aims to bring subsea chemical storage technology to deployment

Oilfield services company NOV has launched a joint industry project (JIP) with Norwegian state-owned energy firm Equinor and Brazil’s oil & gas company Petrobras to work together on qualifying subsea chemical storage technology toward field deployment. The JIP is progressing an up to 200m3 subsea st

about 7 months ago
IKM Testing to gauge pipeline for first offshore CCS project in UK
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IKM Testing to gauge pipeline for first offshore CCS project in UK

North east Scotland-based IKM Testing UK has been appointed to deliver pipeline pre-commissioning services for the UK’s first offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, being developed on England’s east coast. Developed some 75 kilometers east of Flamborough Head, the Northern Endurance Part

about 7 months ago