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Port of Hamburg: €1.1B for modernization of container terminal ops

An investment of about €1.1 billion in the Port of Hamburg’s infrastructure expansion has been unveiled – a move that would secure the port’s competitiveness and pave the way to climate neutrality. The post Port of Hamburg: €1.1B for modernization of container terminal ops appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Baker Hughes and Petronas forge alliance to boost Asia-Pacific’s energy transition

U.S.-headquartered energy technology giant Baker Hughes has signed a strategic partnership memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Malaysia’s Petronas to explore collaboration in areas that have the potential to support Asia’s energy transition.  The post Baker Hughes and Petronas forge alliance to boost Asia-Pacific’s energy transition appeared first on Offshore Energy.

ITOCHU orders ammonia bunkering vessel for demonstration project in Singapore

Japanese trading company ITOCHU Corporation has contracted compatriot Sasaki Shipbuilding to construct a 5,000 cubic meter (cbm) ammonia bunkering vessel and Izumi Steel Works to build an ammonia tank plant that will be loaded onto the vessel. The post ITOCHU orders ammonia bunkering vessel for demonstration project in Singapore appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Swire Shipping rolls out new carbon insetting program

Singapore-based shipping company Swire Shipping has launched Voyage to Zero, a carbon insetting program that promises a reduction in Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The post Swire Shipping rolls out new carbon insetting program appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Long helium market ‘can deliver for space sector’ | Helium

The boom in space exploration can be met by the current plentiful supply of helium and the sector remains small compared with more established segments, a leading consultant explained today in a gasworld exclusive space-themed webinar. Rich Brook, CEO at helium consultancy Garrison Ventures, said space is growing at a fast rate but it’s from a lower base. “The helium market is long and likely to stay long which means that supply exceeds demand,” he said. “There are a number of other applications that are more important to industrial gas companies, in terms of servicing their clientele with helium – the MRI business, for instance, is still north of 20% of the total market.” … to continue reading this article and more, please login, register for free, or consider subscribing to gasworld You’ve reached your… Read More »Long helium market ‘can deliver for space sector’ | Helium