Chinese automaker Geely Holding has celebrated the launch of its first self-owned roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ship, Geely JISU Fortune, operated by JISU Logistics. The post Geely: LNG-powered 7,000 CEU RoRo ship debuts in China, embarks on maiden voyage appeared first on Offshore Energy.
INEOS and its partners in Project Greensand, an initiative that aims to set up a large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain offshore Denmark by 2026, have selected a provider of an offshore CO2 injection system for the project. The post Denmark’s Project Greensand hires NOV for CO2 transfer solution appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Sungrow Hydrogen, a subsidiary of China’s energy solutions company Sungrow, and BrightHy Solutions, Fusion Fuel’s hydrogen solutions platform, have entered a strategic agency and partnership agreement to accelerate the deployment of hydrogen production equipment in Iberia. The post Sungrow partners with BrightHy to deliver hydrogen solutions in Iberia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Empresa Construtora do Brasil, an affiliate of Portugal’s engineering group Mota-Engil, has secured a […] The post Petrobras taps Portuguese firm for €250M oil platform work appeared first on Offshore Energy.
ADNOC Drilling has expanded its workload with ADNOC Offshore, a compatriot oil and gas heavyweight, by securing another multi-year drilling campaign in the Middle East, which will be undertaken by two of its jack-up rigs. The post 15-year drilling assignment enables rig duo to rake in $1.15 billion appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has launched the second LNG dual-fuel cruise ship built for TUI Cruises, a joint venture between TUI and Royal Caribbean Cruises. The post TUI Cruises’ second LNG-powered newbuild launched at Italian shipyard appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The climate impact of European shipping in the Arctic region may be far larger […] The post Past estimates missed true scope of EU shipping’s Arctic climate impact, report says appeared first on Offshore Energy.
New policy measures set out by the United Nations-led agency the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) lay the groundwork for a transition to zero-emission fuels but may lack the incentives needed to make e-fuels like green ammonia and e-methanol commercially viable in the near term. That is according to independent not-for-profit foundation the Global Maritime Forum, which warned that the shipping industry risks delayed adoption of scalable zero-emission fuels unless stronger policy and investment signals are put in place. “The IMO’s new framework is an historic step forward, but unless e-fuels become competitive early on there is a risk that the sector will run into bottlenecks as … decarbonisation efforts scale up,” said Jesse Fahnestock, Director of Decarbonisation at the Forum. … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider… Read More »Marine e-fuels policies don’t go far enough, says maritime forum | Methanol & e-fuels
UK-based wind propulsion provider BAR Technologies has received type approval from French class society Bureau Veritas (BV) for its 37.5-meter WindWings, a rigid sail technology that uses wind propulsion. The post BAR Technologies: WindWings secure BV’s stamp of approval appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A tender has been launched seeking geophysical survey services for the Estonian-Latvian cross-border offshore […] The post Geophysical survey tender launches for Estonian-Latvian cross-border offshore wind project appeared first on Offshore Energy.