Norwegian vessel owner DOF Group has secured several project awards in the North America […] The post DOF gets project awards for three vessels to keep working in North America appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Italy’s energy giant Eni and its co-venturers have reached the final investment decision (FID) to develop a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) project in the north of Mozambique. The post Eni moves ahead with second FLNG unit in Mozambique’s supergiant basin appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Swedish electric boat maker Candela has signed an agreement with Thai operator Seudamgo by Leopard Transportation for ten of its electric hydrofoil ferries to initially operate on Thailand’s route between the mainland and Koh Kood Island. The post Thai operator taps Candela for electric flying ferries appeared first on Offshore Energy.
SBM Offshore has strengthened ties with Cognite, an industrial AI software-as-a-service (SaaS) company, and SLB, a U.S.-headquartered technology player, to create an enhanced artificial intelligence (AI) blueprint envisioned to bolster operational efficiency and fuel further innovation in floating production systems. The post SBM Offshore reimaging FPSO ops with Cognite and SLB to power next wave of AI-enabled innovation appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Celsius Tech Limited, the Hong Kong-based technical management arm of Danish shipowner Celsius, has held the naming ceremony for a newbuild liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier. The post Celsius names new LNG carrier appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Combifloat Group of the Netherlands and Poseidon Barge of the United States, with the backing of Marine Equipment Solutions (MES), have joined forces to forge a new joint venture (JV), named Poseidon Jackup, whose goal is to bring modular jack-up technology to North America. The post Poseidon Jackup rises in North America as new joint venture makes a debut appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Manufacturing giant Tata Steel will receive €2bn in public funding from the Dutch government to support its transition toward lower-carbon steelmaking at the company’s IJmuiden site in North Holland. The investment forms part of a wider package of €4bn to €6.5bn aimed at phasing out coal-fired blast furnaces in favour of gas-based direct reduction technology, while also exploring carbon capture, biomethane, and green hydrogen. According to a joint letter of intent signed with the Dutch government and the Province of North Holland, the first phase of the programme will see one of the site’s two coal-fired plants replaced with plants fuelled by natural gas, before later switching to hydrogen. Steelmaking is one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries, responsible for around 7% to 9% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The traditional blast furnace route releases… Read More »Tata Steel to receive €2bn Dutch government backing for clean steel transition | Decarbonisation News
Heerema Marine Contractors has secured a decommissioning contract with the U.K.-headquartered energy giant BP. The post Heerema secures decom contract for BP’s North Sea platform appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Aberdeen-headquartered integrated solutions specialist EnerMech has secured a contract it describes as major for […] The post Subsea pre-commissioning contract in Australia comes along to EnerMech appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Spanish Port of Málaga has carried out its first bunkering operation of bio-liquefied […] The post Port of Malaga marks first bio-LNG refueling operation with MSC and Axpo appeared first on Offshore Energy.