Norwegian shipping company Torvald Klaveness has decided to consolidate all digital services with the […] The post Klaveness unifies digital services to enhance maritime technology integration appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Belgium’s Port of Antwerp-Bruges and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on maritime decarbonization and digitalization. The post Port of Antwerp-Bruges, MPA Singapore team up on maritime digitalization, decarbonization appeared first on Offshore Energy.
With the hydrogen industry constantly evolving, delivering on service and standards always counts. In the latest 1895 episode, ‘From design to deployment: the role of service solutions in hydrogen’, Danny van den Burg, Lead Solutions Specialist at Swagelok – which specialises in containing and controlling liquids and gases in critical applications – highlights why service is just as critical as having great product. Hydrogen tanks and tech have been part of the stable at Swagelok for many years, and van den Burg himself has nearly 20 years’ engineering experience with the gas molecule. When it comes to hydrogen, he says, “What we see is the dynamic in low-carbon emissions and a big shift towards how to produce hydrogen in cleaner ways. And there are new players coming in.” “But the product is not always compliant.… Read More »Service ‘holds key to bridging knowledge gaps in hydrogen’ – Swagelok | Podcast
Maritime industry leaders and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have formed a new consortium to address challenges in the global shipping industry. The post New MIT Maritime Consortium sets out to tackle industry challenges appeared first on Offshore Energy.
U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer and exporter Cheniere Energy has celebrated the 4000th shipment of LNG cargo at its terminal in Louisiana. The post Cheniere reaches 4,000th LNG cargo mark ‘faster than any producer in history’ appeared first on Offshore Energy.
There are significant economic and climate benefits of using wind-assisted propulsion to power global shipping, a new report by marine NGO Seas At Risk found. The post Large ships can save close to $500,000 on fuel costs by adopting wind propulsion, new study reveals appeared first on Offshore Energy.
The Danish Energy Agency has received applications from 16 companies in the call for […] The post 16 applicants pursuing Denmark’s $4.1 billion carbon capture and storage fund appeared first on Offshore Energy.
New Zealand-based electric hydrofoiling technology company Vessev has dropped anchor in the United States […] The post Vessev readies to debut hydrofoil technology as it docks in the US market appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Aberdeen-based full-cycle energy business New European Offshore (NEO Energy) has reached an agreement with Repsol Resources UK, a subsidiary of Spanish energy giant Repsol, to combine their North Sea businesses. The post NEO Energy and Repsol merging North Sea ops to bolster resilience in ‘tough’ UK conditions appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Led by the Dutch Innovation Company (NIM) and supported by the Dutch government, a new project has been launched to develop the “world’s first” zero-emission general cargo ship powered by liquid hydrogen. The post NIM-led project to develop ‘world’s first’ liquid hydrogen-powered general cargo ship appeared first on Offshore Energy.