Turkish shipbuilder Sanmar has launched “the world’s first” large purpose-built dual-fuel methanol escort tug constructed for KOTUG Canada, a partnership between KOTUG International and Canada’s Horizon Maritime. The post ‘World’s first’ dual-fuel methanol escort tug hits the water appeared first on Offshore Energy.
DNV has awarded an approval in principle (AiP) to HD Hyundai Mipo for an ammonia dual-fuel medium gas carrier (MGC) design featuring a forward (FWD) accommodation layout. The post DNV okays HD Hyundai Mipo’s ammonia dual-fuel medium gas carrier with FWD accommodation appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Danish power cable manufacturer and installation firm NKT has been selected as the preferred […] The post NKT named preferred bidder for UK’s subsea green electricity superhighway appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norway’s state-owned energy giant Equinor has obtained two drilling permits from the Norwegian Offshore Directorate (NOD). The post Equinor gets go ahead to drill two wells off Norway appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK-headquartered oilfield services provider Petrofac has secured a contract extension in the North Sea, which will enable it to keep working for a subsidiary of Shell, a compatriot energy giant. The post Petrofac staying longer on North Sea assignment with Shell’s affiliate appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Japan-based major Imabari Shipbuilding has delivered an eco-friendly 2,800 TEU container vessel to Danish […] The post Imabari Shipbuilding sends forth 2,800 TEU boxship to Maersk appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Nymphaea Aurora, described as the “world’s first” offshore solar farm within a wind farm, […] The post ‘World’s first’ offshore solar farm within wind farm shows resilience to strong winds appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Subsea7 has secured a new project with Saudi Arabia’s energy giant Aramco under their […] The post Subsea7 gets ‘major’ project to work in Saudi waters in 2027-2028 appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A consortium comprising three giants – the U.K.’s Shell, Brazil’s Petrobras, and Portugal’s Galp – has acquired a block located off the coast of São Tomé and Príncipe, Africa. The post Shell, Galp and Petrobras team up on African exploration block appeared first on Offshore Energy.
India-based space technology company Astrophel Aerospace is developing a new cryogenic pump for its Astra C1 rocket – a launch vehicle designed to take small-scale satellites into space. Once developed, the technology will be made flight-ready by fitting it with a turbine, turning the cryogenic pump – which moves cryogenic liquid using an external power source – into a turbopump. In a turbopump, the turbine spins at thousands of revolutions per minute, driving huge amounts of liquid hydrogen or oxygen into the combustion chamber. Currently, the company powers its first- and second-stage rocket engines using cryogenic fuel delivered by a cryo-pump system that rotates at 25,000 revolutions per minute. The one-litre-bottle-sized pump can produce 100 to 150 horsepower – roughly the same as an average family car engine. … to continue reading this article and… Read More »India’s Astrophel builds cryo pump with sights on upgrade for space flight | Cryogenic Equipment Manufacturer News