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Ichthys LNG booster compressor module (BCM) lifted and installed onto the Ichthys Explorer central processing facility (CPF); Source: Inpex Australia

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Heerema’s vessel done with Australian installation job to expand gas project’s production lifespan (Gallery)

Inpex has disclosed the end of a miles-long journey, which Heerema Marine Contractors and its heavy lift vessel embarked on to transport a liquefied natural gas (LNG) booster compression module (BCM) from Indonesia to Australia, where it was put in place to up the production ante from a subsea reser

about 1 year ago

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KfW IPEX finances Carisbrooke’s diesel-electric ships

Germany’s KfW IPEX-Bank has decided to support the fleet renewal program of the British shipping company Carisbrooke Shipping with financing amounting to around €26 million.

about 1 year ago

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STAX Engineering gets funding boost, launches carbon capture trials with Seabound

STAX Engineering has secured a $70 million funding boost, alongside launching new carbon capture trials with Seabound.

about 1 year ago

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Asuka III, Japan’s ‘biggest’ cruise ship ever, edges toward delivery

The ‘first’ passenger ship in 30 years to be constructed under the supervision of the Japanese flag and ‘the largest’ Japanese-flagged cruise ship ever made, the Asuka III, is nearing delivery as it gears up for river conveyance. Asuka III was constructed by German shipbuilder Meyer Werft for NYK Cr

about 1 year ago

First unit of 'world's first charter fleet of fully autonomous USVs' hits the water (Video+Photos)

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First unit of ‘world’s first charter fleet of fully autonomous USVs’ hits the water (Gallery)

A UK-built 12-meter-long autonomous uncrewed surface vessel (USV), designed for long-distance over-the-horizon operations, has hit the water for the first time, with three sister vessels soon to follow. After nearly 18 months of design, engineering, and build, UK-headquartered Zero USV launched its

about 1 year ago

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New LNG-powered 7,000 CEU car carrier joins K Line’s roster

Japanese shipping player Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has bid welcome to a 6,900 CEU liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) that was constructed by compatriot Shin Kurushima Toyohashi Shipbuilding. As disclosed, the car carrier, dubbed Oceanus Highway, was delivered

about 1 year ago

$21 million in contracts comes to Norwegian vessel operator with 'Tier 1 international majors'

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$21 million in contracts comes to Norwegian shipowner with ‘Tier 1 international majors’

Norwegian vessel owner and operator Golden Energy Offshore Services (GEOS) has secured work for its vessels that has a gross contract value of $21 million for the firm period, with an additional $27.7 million for the option period. GEOS has concluded a contract on the multi-purpose support vessel (M

about 1 year ago

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WinGD debuts X-DF-M methanol-fueled engine

Swiss marine power company WinGD’s first methanol-fueled engine is set for delivery after passing factory and type approval tests.

about 1 year ago

Steel cutting ceremony for the new hybrid-electric SOV

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New hybrid-electric SOV for EnBW’s He Dreiht offshore wind farm enters construction

Cochin Shipyard has started building a hybrid-electric service operations vessel (SOV) for North Star, which will operate at the He Dreiht offshore wind farm in Germany under a long-term charter North Star signed with EnBW last year. North Star and Cochin Shipyard cut the first steel for the new SOV

about 1 year ago

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SeaKapital taps into LNG bunker market with six-unit strong order at Chinese yard

Hong Kong-based shipowner and leasing newcomer SeaKapital Holdings has placed an order for up to six liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuel bunkering vessels at Ningbo Xinle Shipbuilding in China, as per Greek shipbroker Intermodal. As noted, SeaKapital has booked two firm 20,000 cbm LNG bunker ships

about 1 year ago

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Industry and academia unite to develop ammonia release and mitigation system

Eltronic FuelTech has partnered up with Aarhus University for the AMAZE innovation project that aims to develop an advanced system for minimizing ammonia emissions from dual-fuel vessels.

about 1 year ago

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Malaysia’s Sapura Energy bags $720M worth of drilling contracts

Sapura Drilling, the drilling arm of Malaysian oil & gas services provider Sapura Energy, has secured multiple contracts that have a combined value of approximately $720 million. Sapura Drilling secured two contracts with PTTEP Energy Development Limited for the provision of its tender assist drilli

about 1 year ago

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Sonangol presses on with fleet expansion with $190M tanker deal at HD Hyundai

Sonangol Shipping Holding Limited, part of Angola’s state-controlled oil company Sonangol EP, has booked a pair of 158,000 dwt Suezmax tankers at South Korea’s major HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, according to Greek shipbroker Intermodal. It has been disclosed that the shipbuilding contract the two pa

about 1 year ago

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Welcome, (neo)protectionism: US may target Chinese ships with up to $1.5M port fee

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has proposed a measure to charge a fee of up to $1.5 million for Chinese-built vessels entering US ports in an attempt to curb China’s dominance in shipping, shipbuilding and logistics sectors.

about 1 year ago