Swedish tidal energy developer Minesto has been selected to participate in the Global Innovation […] The post Minesto targets Asian market with Swedish Energy Agency funded program  appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Polish shipbuilder CRIST S.A. has awarded a number of contracts to equip a next-generation […] The post Polish shipbuilder starts ordering equipment for DOF’s next-gen offshore support vessel appeared first on Offshore Energy.

The Yokohama-based shipbuilding major Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU) has rolled out the red […] The post EPS receives new eco-friendly bulk carrier from Japanese shipbuilder appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Denmark-headquartered power cable manufacturer and installation company NKT has completed the first installation campaign […] The post NKT wraps up first cable installation campaign to connect oil & gas area off Norway to shore appeared first on Offshore Energy.

The European Hydrogen Bank’s second auction for the production of renewable hydrogen has attracted 61 bids from projects in 11 countries, with eight of the bids submitted by hydrogen producers with off-takers in the maritime sector. The post Second European Hydrogen Bank auction receives 61 bids, including eight maritime projects appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Singapore-based shipping company Pacific International Lines (PIL) has named its fourth 14,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel containership built by Jiangnan Shipyard in China. The post PIL names fourth 14,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel containership in China appeared first on Offshore Energy.

The joint venture between SSE Renewables, TotalEnergies and PTTEP has signed an agreement with […] The post Equitix, Kyuden Group buy Seagreen 1 offshore transmission system appeared first on Offshore Energy.

Singapore has launched a new standard for methanol bunkering, marking an important step towards enabling methanol bunkering at scale and cementing its position as a sustainable, multi-fuel bunkering hub. The post Singapore introduces new standard to ramp up methanol bunkering and support maritime transition appeared first on Offshore Energy.

After getting the axe at the end of 2021, a hotly contested liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal project and its 230-mile pipeline in Southern Oregon, USA, are coming back to the U.S. energy horizon, thanks to a first legal shot being fired to enable its revival. The post Controversial US energy project back in LNG game: Will its ‘rise from the ashes’ rekindle court battle? appeared first on Offshore Energy.