U.S. Broward County’s (Florida) Port Everglades has welcomed its first cargo ship fueled by liquified natural gas (LNG). The post Port Everglades receives first LNG-powered cargo ship appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK-headquartered energy technology provider TechnipFMC has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the […] The post TechnipFMC and UNAM team up to expand subsea engineering skills in Namibia appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has laid out plans to introduce fees on Chinese ships calling American ports. The post Trump administration takes action to impose port tariffs on Chinese ships appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Australia-headquartered exploration and production company Grand Gulf Energy has entered into a binding option agreement to acquire Wrangel, an applicant for a working interest in a petroleum exploration license (PEL) in the Walvis Basin, offshore Namibia. The post Australian player eyeing entry into Namibia’s frontier basin appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The French Prime Minister (PM) has officially confirmed, by signature, a €149 million grant for Lhyfe’s future green hydrogen production plant located near the Grand Canal of Le Havre, one of Europe’s largest industrial port areas. The post French PM confirms €149 million grant for Lhyfe’s green hydrogen plant near Le Havre appeared first on Offshore Energy.
In a race to reach zero emissions by 2030, the Port of Los Angeles, dubbed the busiest port in the U.S., is poised to get an electric tugboat, which could deliver operators up to 50% savings compared to diesel vessels. The post US startup to deliver electric tugboat to Port of Los Angeles appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The project will use methane extracted from sewage waste as a feedstock for hydrogen production. Levidian’s Loop device uses electromagnetic waves to split methane – the main component of biogas – into hydrogen and solid carbon. The hydrogen will be used to power an onsite generator at the facility and the captured carbon will be used to produce graphene. Graphene is a lightweight, conductive form of carbon that’s used in electronics and to strengthen composite materials such as concrete, fibres and car tyres. Levidian CEO John Hartley believes that production of such a high-value material could help address the cost barriers facing clean hydrogen. The unique molecular structure of graphene means it has exceptional properties like high tensile strength, excellent electrical conductivity, and transparency “[Clean] hydrogen … is currently being held back due to the… Read More »UK project to produce clean hydrogen and graphene from biogas
UK provider of remotely deployed subsea inspections, TSC Subsea, has secured a multi-year contract […] The post UK firm lands multi-year ultra-deepwater weld inspection contract in Brazil appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean has won approval in principle (AIP) from the classification society American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for its advanced hull monitoring system. The post Hanwha’s hull monitoring solution gets green light from ABS appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The UK-based marine technology consultant Cape Horn Engineering has delivered what it described as […] The post Cape Horn Engineering joins EPSRC-backed effort to improve tidal turbine modeling (Video) appeared first on Offshore Energy.