Woodside has made further progress in decommissioning and dismantling activities at a field off the coast of Western Australia. The post WATCH: Heerema’s giant vessel takes Woodside’s latest decom ‘milestone’ to recycling yard appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norway’s Myklebust Shipyard has awarded compatriot Brunvoll with another contract for a thruster package, […] The post Another newbuild REM Offshore vessel to sport Brunvoll thruster package appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Trade and employers’ association Danish Shipping has adopted a new policy on biofouling management, recommending its members to follow International Maritime Organization (IMO) guidelines, which are currently not mandatory. The post Danish Shipping unveils policy on biofouling management appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Korea’s shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean and compatriot aerospace and defense company Hanwha Systems have […] The post Two South Korean titans close $100 million US shipyard acquisition appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Swedish company CorPower Ocean’s wave energy initiative in Portugal has gained backing from the […] The post European Investment Bank backs CorPower Ocean’s wave energy project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Australian Provaris Energy has been making progress in developing hydrogen supply chains and advancing the company’s proprietary hydrogen carrier. The post Provaris making strides in developing hydrogen supply chains appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UAE’s Subsea Cable Assets (SCA) has begun the production of cable carousels destined for […] The post Cable carousels for Scottish cable factory under construction in Dubai appeared first on Offshore Energy.
As bad weather interfered with its plans, delaying the production from remaining fields, TotalEnergies has amended its timeline for the full production capacity from all fields at its natural gas redevelopment project in the Danish sector of the North Sea. The post TotalEnergies needs three more weeks to restart all fields at huge North Sea gas project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The U.S. government has published a new action plan to steer its maritime sector toward a sustainable future. The post U.S. pushes for decarbonization of maritime sector with new action plan appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Hydrogen’s role is being questioned right now. In the past year, multiple projects have been cancelled, a Hydrogen Council report has highlighted a significant $335bn investment gap that is jeopardising 2030 targets, and some policies lack clarity. But has the hydrogen bubble really burst, or is it that, since the height of its hype in 2019, people are now starting to look at the energy carrier in a much more realistic light, with 2024 marking the year of hydrogen reality? These were just some of the questions laid on the table when gasworld sat down with Charlie Currie, Editor, and Edward Laity, News Journalist, of its hydrogen-focused sister publication H2 View. “In 2024, the hydrogen hype bubble has finally burst, and I think that became extremely apparent in the second half of the year,” Currie… Read More »Hydrogen’s reality check: Challenges, withdrawals, and opportunities