A pipeline project being developed by NW Infrastructure Limited Partnership, a joint venture between Western LNG and the Nisga’a Nation, in Canada’s British Columbia, has received the green light to continue with construction activities. The post Canada’s pipeline with potential LNG link cleared to move forward appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Dutch-based company Water2Energy (W2E) has reported a 20% increase in turbine output following the […] The post Water2Energy tidal turbine boosts output by 20% with new pitch control system appeared first on Offshore Energy.
WISAMO Michelin has embraced the law put forward by the French government and maritime […] The post French stakeholders endorse national pact to accelerate wind propulsion in shipping appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Despite early momentum, the US fuel cell vehicle market is losing momentum, with trucks emerging as the exception. James Moseley of gasworld Intelligence paints the picture The US fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) market has evolved slowly compared with battery electric vehicles (BEVs). It is a market and opportunity that has been shaped by policy shifts, infrastructure demands, and regional hotspots. California remains the market epicenter today. Beyond the West Coast, the growth picture has been constrained by hydrogen refueling infrastructure gaps and other realities. Federal incentives under the former Biden administration offered renewed momentum, but the challenges that have prevailed have been proved hard to shake off. … to continue reading you must be subscribed To access hundreds of features, subscribe today! At a time when the world is forced to go digital more… Read More »Can hydrogen mobility scale? | Features
SBM Offshore has struck a deal with GEPetrol to say goodbye to a floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit, which will enable it to take its leave from Equatorial Guinea. The post SBM Offshore pulling out of Equatorial Guinea with FPSO divestment appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Marine energy infrastructure developer Höegh Evi and oil major Aker BP have received an approval in principle (AiP) from classification society DNV for their liquefied CO2 (LCO2) carrier design in what was described as “a significant step” in enabling the carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain and industrial decarbonization in Europe. The post Höegh Evi and Aker BP’s LCO2 carrier gets DNV’s blessing appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Shipping association BIMCO has formed a new subcommittee to develop a Biofuel Clause for Time Charter Parties in a bid to address the legal and operational challenges stemming from the growing use of biofuels in shipping. The post BIMCO’s new clause to support biofuel use in time charters appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The UK-based shipping player Union Maritime (UML) is all but ready to receive its […] The post Union Maritime gears up for arrival of ‘world’s first’ newbuild tanker fitted with WAPS appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Equinor has inked a multi-year gas sales agreement with Britain’s Centrica, which is expected to strengthen energy security in the United Kingdom (UK). The post £20 billion gas deal gives UK’s energy security a shot in the arm appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Spanish automated wind-assisted propulsion system specialist bound4blue has secured validation from Norway’s classification society […] The post bound4blue WAPS performance calculation method wins DNV nod of approval appeared first on Offshore Energy.