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• Dredging Today Conference: “Sustainability Equals Business”

  

  27 September 2017

  If there is one message that the speakers at the first Dredging Today Conference in Amsterdam on 9 & 10 October will bring across, it is that sustainability can bring business and that climate change holds incredible opportunities for the dredging and marine industry. Femke Perlot-Hoogeveen, Conference Manager, is getting excited. “All the preparatory talks […]

• LIVE BLOG: Offshore Energy and Navingo Career 2020 Events

  

  28 October 2020

  Business & Finance

  Welcome to Offshore Energy & the Navingo Career Event!

• The Maritime Industry Responds to Upcoming Regulations

  

  3 September 2017

  Rules & Regulation

  The next few years will see some significant changes in emission regulations for shipowners. These include the rules concerning sulphur oxides (SOx) in the form of the 2020 global sulphur cap and nitrogen oxides (NOx) with the establishment of Nitrogen Emission Control Areas (NECAs) in 2021. Covering the same geographical area as the current North […]

• HOOGVLIET

  15 March 2013

  Hartel Shipping & Chartering, founded in 1990, and Hudig & Veder, a logistics service provider with a history going back to 1795, jointly provide a service trading breakbulk and project material between Northern European ports and the East Mediterranean. Combining each company’s strengths, they offer practically door-to-door shipping from basically any type of cargo which […]

• Dutch-Chinese success story

  14 June 2013

  More and more vessels are being built abroad, not only to save on labour costs, but also on costs of building materials. Clearly a production run of similar vessels offers economies, but the Netherlands is especially known for its complex and often custom-build vessels with a high focus on quality, which is more difficult to […]

• Minerva

  

  20 August 2017

  One of the biggest conundrums in ship owners’ and ship designers’ offices today is which will be the fuel for ships of tomorrow. Recently, the IMO set the date for the use of lower sulphur fuels worldwide for 2020. Fuel prices have always been rather volatile, but the last few years seem like a rollercoaster […]

• SC AMETHYST: An Innovative Gem for Safe and Quick Transport at Sea

  19 May 2014

  On 6 March 2014, the small port of Maassluis was brimming with activity for the ceremonial naming ceremony of Sima Charters’ latest addition to the fleet: SC Amethyst. The company, established in 2000, operates a small fleet of fast vessels, transporting people and small equipment to ships in the anchorage outside the Port of Rotterdam […]

• DCV AEGIR: A State-of-the-Art Workhorse

  19 November 2013

  It is always good when a ship’s owner secures a contract for the use of the vessel before it comes into service. Usually this happens towards the later stages of the build of the vessel. It is indeed unusual for a vessel to have two contracts for its use secured before the detailed design is […]

• Dutch Shipyards Are Looking to the Future

  

  17 June 2018

  Business & Finance

  Shipyards, the backbone of the Dutch maritime cluster, have been a breeding ground for innovation for centuries.

• How likely is the divorce from gas, as the emerging love affair with hydrogen stakes its claim?

  

  3 January 2023

  Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Market Outlooks, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

  Calls for replacing natural gas with hydrogen are gaining ground, but many still see gas as a major player in propelling the energy transition.

• Norway, The Biggest Oil Producer in Western Europe

  5 August 2010

  In 2009, crude oil, natural gas, and pipeline transport services accounted for almost 50 percent of Norway’s exports value, 22 percent of GDP, and 27 percent of government revenues according to the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate. Although Norway’s oil production peaked in 2001 at 3.42 million barrels per day (bbl/d) and has declined to reach 2.35 […]

• Energy transition: Will the Netherlands lead the private investment charge?

  

  20 April 2020

  Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

  Moving from carbon-intensive fossil fuels to more sustainable forms of energy is an area of major focus in the Netherlands as it is across Europe, but investing in energy transition involves navigating complex regulatory systems and bridging crucial knowledge gaps. On 28 November 2019, the European Parliament declared a global climate and environmental emergency. MEPs, […]

• THARSIS: SHIPYARD DE KAAP LIFTS THARSIS SEA-RIVER SHIPPING’S TRADITION TO A NEW LEVEL

  7 November 2012

  Tharsis, a Kaapcoaster 2300, the first of her type, specially developed for coastal sea/river trading, was built by the Dutch Shipyard De Kaap for Tharsis Shipping. The Kaapcoaster is a 2300 DWT multipurpose coaster with a very limited draught, low air draught and two electric propulsion units. Tharsis is the first of a generation of […]

• Drones flying off into brighter offshore future

  

  2 June 2020

  Business Developments & Projects, Outlook & Strategy, Technology, Vision

  With COVID-19 still a concern and climate change being a major talking point all around the world, drone operators and innovators are trying to test and push the limits of usefulness of drones in the offshore industry both here and now and in the future.

• Terms and Conditions

  1 August 2023

  Terms and Conditions Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference   1. Definitions Organiser is Navingo B.V. with registered address Jan van Galenstraat 56 in Schiedam (3115 JG). Participation form is the document that describes and explains the agreement to participate. This is the agreement according to which the Organizer makes Stand Space available to the Participant and/or provides […]