EuroHoldings, an owner and operator of ocean-going vessels and provider of seaborne transportation, has completed its spin-off from shipowner and operator Euroseas. The post EuroHoldings completes spin-off from Euroseas appeared first on Offshore Energy.
With research showing that nine out of ten companies perceive business playgrounds in other countries as better suited for investment and growth, Britain’s trade body for the offshore energy industry, Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), has warned the UK government about the looming uncertainty surrounding the future of the nation’s offshore energy supply chain, as it is at risk of moving overseas to bolster its economic standing and unlock further growth. The post ‘Pragmatic’ offshore energy investment policy key to ensure UK’s supply chain stays put appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A subsea vessel owned by Norwegian shipping company Solstad Offshore has secured another contract with Subsea7, […] The post Subsea7 and Solstad vessel to reach 20 years of collaboration as new contract comes in appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Hong Kong-based ferry operator Sun Ferry has taken delivery of Xin Ming Zhu 30, a new 35-meter diesel-electric ferry. The post New diesel-electric fast ferry delivered to Hong Kong operator appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Ricardo, a UK-based environmental and engineering consulting company, has joined the Australian Hydrogen Council (AHC), an industry body for hydrogen development in Australia, working to support the commercialization of hydrogen technologies. The post Ricardo comes onboard Australian Hydrogen Council appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singapore’s Rex International Holding Limited has disclosed the updated results of an independent qualified person’s report (QPR) for its oilfield off the coast of Benin. The post Rex confirms resource estimate for oilfield redevelopment offshore Benin appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK feasibility study Project Willow has published nine options for the soon-to-close Scottish oil refinery Grangemouth’s future industrial use after evaluating more than 300 technologies. The publication of the £1.5m study – published today by global business consultancy EY in conjunction with the UK government, the Scottish government and refining and energy trading business Petroineos – follows the recent Petroineos decision to decommission the oil refinery. Industrial gases will be critical to at least half of the final proposals. These include fuel switching (replacing natural gas combustion with low carbon hydrogen), anaerobic digestion (AD, fermentation of organic waste and biogas for biomethane), e-methanol and methanol-to-jet (low-carbon hydrogen to produce methanol and convert to SAF), and e-ammonia (produced from hydrogen for shipping and chemicals). Source: Project Willow Costing the project options The fuel switching project would… Read More »UK study outlines nine proposals for future Grangemouth oil refinery use | Hydrogen
Tesvolt Ocean, a joint venture between Tesvolt Maritime Solutions and Ocean Batteries, has become a member of the global community of maritime battery enablers, the Maritime Battery Forum (MBF). The post Tesvolt Ocean joins global community of maritime battery enablers appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singapore’s state-owned energy giant Sembcorp Industries and Malaysia’s state-owned electric utility company Sarawak Energy […] The post Prysmian preferred supplier for planned 1 GW subsea cable between Singapore and Malaysia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Port of Gothenburg has marked the completion of the ‘first-ever’ liquefied natural gas […] The post Port of Gothenburg’s car terminal hosts its ‘first-ever’ LNG bunkering appeared first on Offshore Energy.