In 2021, an overwhelming 82 percent of methane emissions from international shipping could be […] The post ICCT: Liquified gas tankers to blame for 82% of shipping’s methane emissions in 2021 appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
On Wednesday, hours after Yemen's Houthi rebels launched their largest attack yet on international shipping, the UN Security Council passed a resolution opposing the group's campaign and calling for an end to the drone and missile strikes. The Houthi militant group controls a large swathe of...
Owners can now refuse Red Sea orders barristers believe | US and UK shoot down 18 Houthi drones and missiles...
UK-based maritime service provider James Fisher has christened its latest LNG dual-fuel 6,000 dwt chemical tanker, as part of the next phase of its ‘fleet of the future’. The post James Fisher christens LNG dual-fuel tanker Lady Maria Fisher appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source:...
On Tuesday night, Iranian-backed Houthi rebels launched a massive attack on international shipping in the Red Sea, defying a series of warnings from the U.S, the UK and a small number of international partners. According to U.S. Central Command, Houthi militants launched a combination of antiship missiles,...
Sino-Russian boxships continue using Red Sea despite Houthi threat | Dark fleet safe haven Gabon flags 18 Sovcomflot tankers after...
Japan's Yanmar Group company, Yanmar Power Technology (YPT), has embarked on the development of a hydrogen-fueled 4-stroke high-speed engine for power generation for coastal vessels in Japan as part of the Nippon Foundation’s zero-emission ship demonstration experiment. The post Yanmar starts developing hydrogen-fueled 4-stroke high-speed...
In advance of future offshore wind development in the New York Bight, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is preparing a region-wide environmental impact statement, paving the way for faster federal permitting of each individual project down the road. BOEM auctioned off six large-scale offshore wind...
Diversions likely to have only short-term impact of capacity | Containership charter rates up on rising demand for extra loaders...
A Panama-flagged ship has been caught using banned high sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) in a sulphur emission control area (SECA), according to Germany's water police. The post Germany: Ship caught using banned high sulphur fuel in SECA appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to...
