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  • NABU survey: Cruise companies are doing too little to protect the environment

    24 August 2022
    Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    Cruise shipping companies are still doing far too little to protect the environment, health and the climate, a new cruise ranking of Naturschutzbund Deutschland (NABU), a German non-governmental organization dedicated to conservation, shows.

  • Sri Lanka: Colombo Dockyard Launches PSV Greatship Rachna

    29 June 2012

    Greatship Rachna, the second vessel of a series of three Multipurpose Platform Supply Vessels being built by Colombo Dockyard PLC (CDPLC) for Greatship Global Offshore Services Pte Limited of Singapore, was ceremonially launched at the auspicious time of 1143 am on 28th June 2012. The ceremonial Launching was performed by Owner’s Representative Mr. V. K. […]

  • BASF and Stolt Tankers introduce low-water chemical tanker Stolt Ludwigshafen

    29 May 2023
    Green Marine, Vessels

    Norwegian chemical tanker company Stolt Tankers and Germany-based chemical producer BASF have hosted a christening ceremony for the new low-water inland tanker Stolt Ludwigshafen. The vessel was named at BASF’s Ludwigshafen site on May 26, 2023. The ship’s godmother, Barbara Hoyer, Vice President of BASF, who played a key role in the project, wished the ship […]

  • TotalEnergies buying stake in Adani to bring forth ‘largest green hydrogen ecosystem in the world’

    14 June 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Research & Development, Transition

    TotalEnergies has inked a deal to acquire a stake in Adani’s subsidiary to produce and commercialize green hydrogen in India.

  • Govts urged to support ferry industry’s decarbonization

    14 October 2021
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    In order to help the ferry industry decarbonize, ports around the world need to be equipped with shoreside infrastructure to supply alternative fuels. A joint industry effort, supported by governments, is needed to achieve the ultimate goal, operators believe.

  • UK: BP, Co-Venturers Approve Kinnoull Field Development in North Sea

    6 September 2011
    Business & Finance

    On behalf of its co-venturers BP announces an agreement to invest up to £700 million (USD 1.128 billion) to progress a project to develop the Kinnoull reservoir in the central North Sea.  Kinnoull is the largest of three reservoirs that are being developed as part of the Andrew Area developments project, and contains 45 million barrels […]

  • In focus: Plotting the course of green transition as heat waves strain energy sources

    23 June 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Environment, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders, Research & Development, Technology, Transition

    Human-caused global warming has increased the intensity and duration of heat waves all around the world. Scientists indicate that the heat waves will become even more intense in the future. As the world struggles to take a fresh breath from record-breaking high temperatures, the offshore energy sector is trying to stay on the course, embracing its important role in the energy transition.

  • In focus: Clean fuels make a grand entrance into maritime and offshore energy space

    9 June 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Technology, Transition, Vessels

    The decarbonization of maritime industry is increasingly picking up pace, led by new zero-emissions and hybrid-powered vessels, as ever-innovative offshore renewables sector finds new ways to produce green hydrogen – one of the most promising clean fuels in the energy transition story.

  • Platten: Hundreds of thousands of seafarers will need training to be able to handle new fuels

    3 October 2022
    Green Marine, Human Capital, Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Transition

    Hundreds of thousands of seafarers will require some type of new training by 2050 to be able to handle fuels such as ammonia, hydrogen or methanol and a significant number by 2030, initial findings of a massive study commissioned by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) show. The research study will attempt to quantify the […]

  • Cochin Shipyard blazes trail with pioneering hydrogen and ammonia-powered ships

    3 October 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Innovation, Transition, Vessels

    India’s largest commercial shipbuilder Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) Kochi is forging ahead with ambitious plans that will see construction of vessels powered by alternative energy sources. The shipyard is working on multiple projects at the moment that will see inland, coastal and short-sea vessels powered by hydrogen fuel cells and ammonia. Namely, CSL is pushing […]

  • In focus: Europe and United States provide glimpse of sustainable energy mix of the future

    29 July 2022
    Outlook & Strategy, Transition

    As the world struggles to ‘catch its breath’ due to unprecedented heatwaves across the globe – a stark reminder of what the future has in store unless we change our ways – the energy majors find themselves in an urgent need to step up their game and provide climate-friendly and affordable energy solutions to remedy […]

  • Interview: LNG Could Solve Emissions Issue in EU Ports

    28 July 2016

    A new regulation requiring the gross mass of a container to be verified before it is loaded onto a ship, which entered into force on July 1, will assist in ensuring that the millions of containers carried on ships each year are optimally stowed, thereby helping to prevent container stacks collapsing and containers being lost overboard, and […]

  • Buzzing days at OEEC 2021

    28 October 2021

    After two days of doing business, networking, celebrating innovation, and making new connections and collaborations, the 14th edition of Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference 2021 (OEEC) can look back to a fruitful and inspiring event. The event brought together over 350 exhibitors and 5.000 visitors at the Home of Energy Transition in the RAI Amsterdam. […]

  • Industry bodies pitch ‘pooled compliance’ as part of simplified global GHG fuel standard

    20 November 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) have submitted a joint proposal to the shipping industry’s global regulator, the UN International Maritime Organization (IMO), for a Global GHG Fuel Standard (GFS). The proposal, set to be discussed at the next round of IMO negotiations in March 2024, sets out […]

  • Clarksons says alternative fuel ships account for 47 pct of orderbook, projects another 100 LNG carrier orders

    31 March 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Vessels

    Alternative fuel ships have accounted for around 60% of new orders since the start of 2022 in GT, primarily driven by LNG dual-fuel vessel orders, and increasingly methanol, and now account for 5% of fleet GT and 47% of orderbook, data from Clarksons shows. Looking at the fleet profile, the shipbroker said that ECO ships […]

  • Biofuels: the low-hanging fruits ensnared in policy gaps

    17 February 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Environment, Green Marine, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development, Rules & Regulation, Transition, Vessels

    Biofuels have emerged as a promising solution that can be implemented without significant changes to existing infrastructure. Nevertheless, there are numerous challenges hampering their wider adoption.

  • Flexlife Finishes Installation of Pipeline Bundle on Bacchus Field (UK)

    9 May 2011
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    An important milestone in Apache’s UK North Sea Bacchus field development was reached recently with the installation of a 6.7km pipeline bundle. The job was overseen by Flexlife. In 2009, Apache awarded Flexlife a subsea engineering and pipeline operational support contract to oversee the management of Forties subsea projects and routine maintenance of subsea pipelines […]

  • Seabound taps Crestchic Loadbanks to help test its carbon capture prototype

    11 January 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Environment, Equipment, Green Marine, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Technology, Transition, Vessels

    Startup climate-tech company Seabound has teamed up with Crestchic Loadbanks, a specialist in the provision of load bank testing equipment, to test Seabound’s carbon capture prototype. London-based Seabound has developed a unique carbon capture device that traps and stores CO2 from fuel exhaust with the aim of cutting emissions from ships. According to the company, its […]

  • In focus: More green hydrogen projects gaining ground

    17 June 2022
    Business & Finance, Infrastructure, Project & Tenders, Research & Development

    Green hydrogen, often seen as a critical enabler of the global transition to sustainable energy and net zero emissions economies, continues to be a major subject of interest for the industry players worldwide. The recent surge in activity in the market is opening the door for new developments with one of them being the project […]

  • Building the Engine Room of the Future

    17 June 2019

    Bachmann’s involvement in MARIN’s Zero Emissions Lab When the subject of MARIN (Maritime Research Institute Netherlands) comes up in conversation, it is not surprising that one of the first images that comes to mind is the hydrodynamic modelling of ships. After all, this independent research institute is renowned for its multiple testing basins, four of […]

  • China Gas Industry to Be Worth 670 Bln Cubic Meters by 2020, Report Says

    25 June 2013

    “Research Report on China’s Natural Gas Industry Chain, 2013-2017” is the new market research reports added to ReportsnReports.com store. This report predicts that the supply volume of natural gas will reach 300 billion cubic meters by 2015 and it is likely to reach 670 billion cubic meters (850 million tons of standard coal) by 2020. According […]

  • WinGD: Everybody Is Looking into LNG as Marine Fuel

    18 September 2018
    Business & Finance

    WinGD: LNG is one of the most appealing marine fuel options ahead of IMO’s upcoming 2020 sulfur cap.

  • Osaka Gas joins SEA-LNG coalition as it pursues plans to launch LNG bunkering business in 2026

    20 August 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy

    SEA-LNG, a multi-sector industry coalition promoting LNG as a marine fuel, has welcomed a new member – Japanese gas company Osaka Gas. Osaka Gas is working to increase the share of renewables in its power generation portfolio through partnerships with other international companies to sponsor the creation of a global coalition exclusively dedicated to electric […]

  • K Line-operated car carrier obtains notation for safe EV transportation

    4 September 2024
    Certification & Classification, Regulation & Policy, Safety, Vessels

    Car carrier Texas Highway, currently operated by K Line, has received a notation from ClassNK for its additional fire safety measures during marine transportation of electric vehicles.

  • US ports to build out nearly $50 bln in green infrastructure over the next decade

    28 February 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Transition

    The U.S. ports are expected to build out nearly $50 billion in green infrastructure over the next decade – and hydrogen is set to play a significant role in the industry’s plans, a recent survey from the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) shows. The survey covered AAPA’s membership and showed that ports are most […]