The words energy transition were on everybody’s lips in the last couple of years, but policymakers from European countries now see that in the short term energy security is more relevant than an energy transition. The post In focus: Heatwaves everywhere, but winter is coming appeared...
A group of Greenpeace activists in Germany targeted an Oldendorff cargo ship in their efforts to call attention to their demands to stop offshore drilling and gas production. The vessel, the Emma Oldendorff, was preparing to load a cargo of pipe bound for Western Australia...
Seaspan, part of Atlas Corp, has rejected forces majeures declared by Chinese shipyards amid challenges caused by COVID-19 related lockdowns. The post Seaspan says no to force majeure by Chinese shipyards appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
The nearly four-month battle for control of the crude oil tanker Lana and its cargo appears to be coming to an end. The vessel, which was originally registered in Russia but later switched to the Iranian flag, has been laying in the Piraeus anchorage waiting...
The first hydrogen bunkering permit in the Netherlands has been granted in the port of IJmuiden, allowing Windcat Workboats to bunker the Hydrocat 48 vessel with hydrogen. The post Windcat Workboats in first hydrogen bunkering at Dutch Port appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews...
[By: Glosten] UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography today announced that naval architecture and marine engineering company Glosten has been selected as the naval architect for the university’s new California coastal research vessel. The new vessel will be an innovation in the maritime industry with a...
Avikus, an autonomous navigation solutions startup founded by South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Group in late 2020, has been contracted by two compatriot shipping companies to install an autonomous navigation solution for large vessels. The post South Korea: Avikus autonomous navigation tech picked for...
HD Hyundai, South Korea’s shipbuilding giant, reported through its technology company Avikus that it has received the first order for advanced automation systems to be installed on large, ocean-going vessels. Two regional South Korean shipping companies placed the combined order for the new system that...
Dutch shipping company ÈTA Shipping and Lithuania-based marine engineering specialist Western Baltic Engineering have started their joint engineering of ÈTA Shipping’s launching project ÈTA 6700. The post Western Baltic Engineering joins ÈTA Shipping’s shortsea vessel project appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to...
Work is getting underway in China on the country’s second large domestically-built cruise ship, which is also being promoted as a demonstration of China’s mastery of the complex construction process for cruise ships. Chinese officials are highlighting that the second cruise ship is not a...
