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Canopée proves wind propulsion potential on transatlantic voyage

Two years after its launch, Canopée— believed to be the first industrial cargo vessel equipped with four automated OceanWings—has demonstrated the potential of wind-assisted propulsion. The post Canopée proves wind propulsion potential on transatlantic voyage appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Cleantech firm finds work on Equinor’s Norwegian Sea platform

Norway-based cleantech service provider Soiltech has received a call-off order under the frame agreement with compatriot energy giant Equinor to provide fluid treatment (STT) services on the latter’s platform offshore Norway. The post Cleantech firm finds work on Equinor’s Norwegian Sea platform appeared first on Offshore Energy.

WinGD: Methanol dual-fuel engine passes sea trial with flying colors

Swiss engine maker WinGD, in collaboration with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry (Yangzhou) shipyard and CMD, has completed sea trials for its methanol dual-fuel engine. The post WinGD: Methanol dual-fuel engine passes sea trial with flying colors appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Tmaz: LNG-fueled BYD Changzhou docks in Mexico for first time

The Terminal Marítima de Mazatlán (Tmaz), a port controlled by Chilean terminal operator SAAM Terminals, has become the first port in Mexico to receive a vessel of the Chinese electric vehicle brand BYD. The post Tmaz: LNG-fueled BYD Changzhou docks in Mexico for first time appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Petronas expands Suriname footprint and picks Halliburton’s solutions for asset optimization

Malaysia’s state-owned energy company Petronas has inked two deals: one to acquire operatorship of a deepwater exploration block offshore Suriname and the other for deploying technology aimed at advancing subsurface modeling and reservoir management exploration across its assets. The post Petronas expands Suriname footprint and picks Halliburton’s solutions for asset optimization appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Provaris joins forces with K Line to commercialize hydrogen carriers

Australian energy company Provaris has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Japanese shipping company Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) to progress toward commercializing its compressed hydrogen shipping and offshore storage solutions. The post Provaris joins forces with K Line to commercialize hydrogen carriers appeared first on Offshore Energy.