UK-based wind propulsion provider BAR Technologies has received type approval from French class society Bureau Veritas (BV) for its 37.5-meter WindWings, a rigid sail technology that uses wind propulsion. The post BAR Technologies: WindWings secure BV’s stamp of approval appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A tender has been launched seeking geophysical survey services for the Estonian-Latvian cross-border offshore […] The post Geophysical survey tender launches for Estonian-Latvian cross-border offshore wind project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
As part of its efforts to wean itself off energy imports and bolster its domestic production capacity, Türkiye has sent its first-ever floating production unit (FPU) on a journey to the Black Sea, where it is expected to enable a twofold increase in gas production from the country’s giant deepwater natural gas field, after it begins its 20-year assignment next year. The post WATCH: FPU heads off to Black Sea ahead of doubling Türkiye’s gas production in 2026 appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Natural hydrogen exploration company Primary Hydrogen has signed a deal to acquire a 75% stake in the Wicheeda North project, which is an early-stage exploration initiative in British Columbia. Primary Hydrogen will buy the holding from Power One Resources, a rare earth element mining company that acquired the acreage in early 2024. With majority ownership of the project, Primary Hydrogen will now look to evaluate the site’s natural hydrogen potential. Wicheeda North is also thought to have potential rare earth mineral deposits. Ben Asuncion, CEO of Primary Hydrogen, said the project grows the company’s footprint and holds significant potential for natural hydrogen and rare earth minerals. “The project lies within a tier-one mining jurisdiction with significant logistical and infrastructure advantages, as well as being on strike with a number of rare earth element discoveries and… Read More »Canada firm to grow stake in site where it will search for hydrogen | Hydrogen
Norwegian renewable energy supplier Statkraft and Clydeport, part of the UK’s Peel Ports Group, have exchanged an option agreement to explore the potential development of a green hydrogen facility at Clydeport’s Hunterston Port and Resource Campus (PARC) site in Scotland. The post Statkraft and Clydeport agree to explore green hydrogen project at Hunterston PARC appeared first on Offshore Energy.
South Korea’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (MOF) has revised the standards for electric […] The post South Korea revises electric vessel code as part of green maritime push appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Ukraine’s state-owned energy company Naftogaz Group and Poland’s energy company ORLEN have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen joint energy-related strategic initiatives. The post Orlen and Naftogaz sign agreement to deepen energy ties appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group has selected Norway-based energy storage company Corvus Energy to supply energy storage systems (ESS) for four new, fully electric-capable passenger car ferries being built for Canadian ferry operator BC Ferries. The post Corvus Energy battery systems for BC Ferries’ new electric ship quartet appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A new Welsh Government-backed project aims to design and develop next-generation tidal stream turbine […] The post Wales backs next-gen tidal stream turbine blade project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A multi-service vessel (MSV) owned by Norway’s Island Offshore has completed a campaign in West […] The post Norwegian vessel at work for Oceaneering in Africa, North Sea comeback in August appeared first on Offshore Energy.