Japanese maritime transport giant Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line) has received its latest […] The post NYK Line adds new 7,000 CEU LNG-fueled car carrier to roster appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Dutch maritime solar innovator Wattlab has delivered a seaworthy solar energy system for a diesel-electric vessel owned by compatriot shortsea shipping company Vertom. The post World’s first solar energy system installation completed on seagoing ship appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Equinor has prolonged a rig drilling assignment off the coast of Norway, which is being undertaken by a semi-submersible rig managed by Odfjell Drilling and owned by Northern Ocean. The post 2019-built rig staying longer with Equinor in Norwegian waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Short-sea operator Unifeeder, a part of DP World’s Marine Services Division and India’s Sagarmala […] The post Unifeeder and Sagarmala Finance Corporation unite efforts to ‘boost’ green coastal and short-sea shipping appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK’s builder and operator of renewable and shore power systems Net Zero Marine (NZM), in collaboration with towage services provider Svitzer, has installed “the largest shore power facility” on the River Thames. The post “Largest” shore power facility installed on River Thames appeared first on Offshore Energy.
French provider of tubular solutions Vallourec has secured a contract with TechnipFMC for the supply […] The post Vallourec hired for Shell’s deepwater project in Brazil appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Netherlands-based Slow Mill Wave Power has deployed one of its wave energy test […] The post Dutch firm brings wave energy tech to US waters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Leading Japanese firms Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Nippon Shokubai are to develop a hydrogen supply chain. Together they will assess the use of ammonia as a hydrogen carrier (hydrogen storage and transport) and the development of medium-scale, decentralised ammonia cracking technology near hydrogen demand sites. The project will advance ammonia cracking technology using steam and exhaust gases, employing an independently developed, low-temperature, highly active and highly durable ammonia cracking catalyst without the use of noble metals typically used in conventional low-temperature active catalysts. The two companies will conduct long-term testing, using a commercial-scale demonstration plant. MHI will leverage its extensive experience in ammonia plant construction and its knowledge of ammonia handling to carry out the basic FEED design of the demonstration plant, and finalise demonstration plant specifications with support from Hokkaido Electric Power Co. (HEPCO).… Read More »MHI and Nippon Shokubai to develop hydrogen supply chain | Hydrogen
Britain’s trade body for the offshore energy industry, Offshore Energies UK (OEUK), has disclosed the results of its survey, which indicate that the Energy Profits Levy (EPL) needs to be tweaked from next year to unlock investments in the offshore energy arena. The post Survey results spotlight need for oil & gas windfall reform, OUEK says appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Karoon Energy, Australia’s oil and gas company, has revealed the name of its new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (MD and CEO), who will step into the role next month. The post New CEO days away from taking the reins at Karoon appeared first on Offshore Energy.