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Reinforcement of the Afsluitdijk completed Coastal protection
Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management, Vincent Karremans, officially commissioned the new pumping station and new discharge sluices at Den Oever, marking the completion of the large-scale reinforcement and modernisation of the Afsluitdijk. The upgrades strengthen the Netherlands' protection against high water from the sea and increase the capacity to discharge water from…
Babcock LGE’s new LR-approved integrated cargo handling technology promises lower emissions and efficiency gains for gas carriers
Approval supports a new integrated reliquefication and fuel technology that enables liquefied gas carriers to extract greater value from energy already available onboard. Lloyd's Register has granted…
Soiltech awarded expanded scope on Deepsea Yantai
Soiltech’s scope on Deepsea Yantai under a contract with DNO and Elemental Energies in Norway has been expanded to include Soiltech’s SmartTransfer™ technology, with effect from fourth quarter…
MOL announced approval in principle AiP acquired for standard low-pressure liquefied CO2 carrier toward realisation of CCS Business in Japan
First Successful Result for a Standard Design Framework Utilizing MILES AiP acquired after completing risk assessment of CO2 handling operations specific to low-pressure liquefied CO2 carriers and…
New practitioner resources launched to help shipping prepare for ammonia-fueled vessels
These resources provide practical guidance to build the competencies and safety management organizations needed for ammonia-fueled shipping. Lloyd's Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub (The Decarb…
Santos to increase interest in Papua LNG
TotalEnergies has agreed with ExxonMobil to transfer operatorship of the Papua LNG project to ExxonMobil PNG Antelope Limited, in parallel with a partial sell-down of its participating interest to…
NKT qualifies 525 kV HVDC subsea power cable system for operation at 90 °C
NKT launches a fully qualified 525 kV HVDC power cable system for operation with a 90 °C conductor temperature. This enables increased transmission capability, strengthening the performance of the…
Santos achieves significant milestone at Pikka oil project, advancing ramp-up to plateau production
Santos announced the successful commencement of seawater injection at the Nanushuk Drillsite-B (NDB) of the Pikka oil project on Alaska’s North Slope. On-specification water export from the seawater…
Natural gas storage report reveals higher-than-expected increase
The latest report from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) on natural gas storage has revealed an increase in inventories, with actual storage levels rising by 32 billion cubic feet. This…
Data source: U.S. Energy…
“Solidarity” announced as official name for Poland’s first FSRU
GAZ-SYSTEM has decided on the name of the first FSRU vessel to be located in the Gulf of Gdańsk. This is more than just a symbolic reference to the history of the city of Gdańsk. In an era when…
New offshore drilling contract for Saipem worth approximately 260 million USD
Saipem has been awarded a new offshore drilling contract by Eni Côte d’Ivoire Limited, valued at approximately 260 million USD. In particular, the drillship Santorini will be deployed…
KOIL Energy secures significant contract in Brazil for maintenance services
KOIL Energy Solutions, Inc., a global leader in subsea equipment and services, today announced that it has secured a significant contract in Brazil, marking the Company's first subsea umbilical…
The Week in Alt Fuels: EU omits e-fuel earmarking – ENGINE
The EU's revised ETS could reserve 110 million allowances to reduce green bunker fuel price premiums from 2028-2040. But the absence of dedicated e-fuel earmarking raises some concerns. The European…
China restarts LNG re-exports on sufficient summer supply, stronger JKM
Chinese LNG buyers have resumed commercial re-export activity after a three-month pause, as stronger Northeast Asian spot LNG prices and weaker-than-expected domestic demand made selling cargoes…
EmissionLink warns cheap FuelEU compliance could weaken fuel transition
EmissionLink has warned that falling FuelEU Maritime surplus prices could make compliance cheaper for shipowners, but weaken the regulation’s ability to drive real uptake of lower-carbon fuels. As…
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