Japanese shipbuilders Onomichi Dockyard and Tsuneishi Shipbuilding have jointly developed the Bingo 42, a 42,200 dwt methanol dual fuel bulk carrier, aiming to tackle numerous issues surrounding the vessel design process and increase market share with the joint brand name. The post Japanese shipbuilders jointly develop methanol DF bulker Bingo 42 appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Shell has handed out a multi-year operations and maintenance contract to Japan’s MODEC for a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessel destined to work on this project in Brazilian waters. The post MODEC gets its hands on 20-year FPSO job with Shell for Brazilian oil & gas development appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Ten cars are set to compete in the FIA Extreme H World Cup Ten cars are set to compete in the FIA Extreme H World Cup In the latest 1895 Podcast, two Extreme H leaders – Managing Director Ali Russell and Andy Welch, who is Global Hydrogen Development Manager – explain how the nascent motorsport series is crucial to driving hydrogen awareness and adoption Those behind the Extreme E offroad racing series are set to launch its successor, the Extreme H series, later this year. The new racing series will illustrate the potential of hydrogen-powered racing and showcase the Pioneer 25 car. 1895 caught up with Ali Russell and Andy Welch of Extreme H to get the latest developments and hear more on the vision for the series, with Russell kicking things off with the… Read More »Extreme H: a race to drive hydrogen adoption | Podcast
Prosafe has shed more light on the recent activities of its fleet, confirming the sale of one vessel, the start of reactivation operations for another, and preparations for the move to Australia for the third while the rest of its ships keep working on their current assignments and one continues to be laid up. The post Busy times ahead for Prosafe with one vessel ongoing reactivation as another preps for relocation appeared first on Offshore Energy.
London Gateway, a deep-sea port some 48 kilometers east of Central London operated by […] The post DP World gears up to make London Gateway the UK’s largest container port appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Stena Drilling has welcomed the award of an Abate (P) notation, which DNV has now bestowed upon another one of its drillships following the rig owner’s addition of multiple technical and operational measures for the rig to cut its fuel consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The post Second Stena Drilling rig sports DNV’s drillship notation for emissions abatement appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Pearl Lavender, the newbuild IMO type II chemical bunkering vessel capable of carrying methanol and set to operate in the Port of Singapore, has been delivered. The post TFG Marine welcomes new methanol bunker tanker for operations in Singapore appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Greek dry bulk shipping company Diana Shipping has decided to diversify its business by investing into new vessel types – liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) ships. The post Diana Shipping steps into LPG tanker market appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Korean subsea cable manufacturer LS Cable & System has decided to expand its […] The post LS Cable & System subsidiaries to focus on offshore wind appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Noatum Maritime, part of AD Ports Group, has welcomed the first LNG-powered pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) to its fleet. The post First LNG-fueled PCTC delivered to AD Ports’ Noatum Maritime appeared first on Offshore Energy.