Energy.
Saudi Aramco boosts crude loadings after pipeline disruption
Saudi Aramco loaded approximately 14 million barrels of crude oil on seven very large crude carriers inside the Mideast Gulf on Sunday, according to data from TankerTrackers.com. The increased activity follows an attack that disrupted shipments through the kingdom’s east-west pipeline to the Red Sea. The loadings indicate a partial recovery in Saudi shipments. Expectations of higher volumes…
ScanReach strengthens Offshore Wind Industry voice as Henry McCann named renewableUK NextGen champion
ScanReach is set to play an even greater role in supporting the future of the UK's renewable energy sector after its Sales Manager, Henry McCann, was selected as one of RenewableUK's inaugural…
PETRONAS and Hokuriku Electric strengthen long-term LNG partnership, advance carbon-neutral collaboration
PETRONAS), a subsidiary of Petroliam Nasional Berhad has signed a Heads of Agreement (HOA) with Hokuriku Electric Power Company for the parties to negotiate and conclude the renewal of a…
TotalEnergies approves the development of the Cronos Gas field to supply Europe with LNG in Cyprus
Cronos is Cyprus’ first gas development Cronos gas will reach Europe through existing LNG infrastructure in Egypt Plateau production will reach 500 Mcf/d, equivalent to around 2.8 Mtpa of LNG…
India imports less coal despite higher power demand
India imported nearly 13% less coal in April than a year ago, even as electricity demand rose. The government said better domestic coal supplies reduced the need for imports, although coking coal…
China’s H1 Crude imports post sharpest drop since war began
EXECUTIVE SNAPSHOT • China's crude imports fell ~23% year-on-year in H1 2026, with May marking the low point at nearly 48% below prior-year levels; July data points to stabilization rather than…
Energy-efficiency measures first as low-GHG fuels and technologies scale
In an age of regulatory shift, geopolitical uncertainty and commercial pressure it can be difficult to keep decarbonisation efforts on track. How can you plan for tomorrow when today’s realities are…
Equinor acquires bp’s interest in Bay du Nord project
Equinor has reached an agreement with bp to acquire its interest in the Bay du Nord project offshore Canada, increasing Equinor’s ownership to 100%. The transaction reflects bp’s ongoing portfolio…
Van Oord’s profits more than doubled in strong operational year
2025 was a strong year for Van Oord. Despite geopolitical volatility and economic uncertainty, we more than doubled our profits and continued investing in a more profitable and sustainable…
Subsea Support Vessel ‘r/v Mintis’ joins Mark Offshore fleet
Catamaran Research Vessel ready to be deployed for offshore renewables, marine survey, and nearshore energy projects Mark Offshore has reached an agreement with Klaipėda University (Lithuania) to…
KR publishes research report on safety considerations for hydrogen-fueled ships
Korean Register has released a research report analyzing the safety challenges associated with hydrogen-fueled ships and outlining key risk factors and mitigation measures to support the safe…
Sulnox Group announced 3 patents for Chile, Peru, Israel
Sulnox, the greentech company delivering lower fuel costs and emissions with zero capex, announced that it has secured three additional patents in the key target markets of Chile, Peru and Israel.…
Damen and Windcat launch Windcat Amsterdam, the first Elevation series CSOV in Europe
Damen and Windcat launch Windcat Amsterdam in Europe. The vessel is the first Elevation series Commissioning Service Operations Vessel to arrive in European waters. The vessel has been developed…
IMCA welcomes DEME Offshore Energy Managing Director Hugo Bouvy as new president
The International Marine Contractors Association has welcomed DEME Offshore Energy Managing Director Hugo Bouvy as its new President. He succeeded Luca Gentili, Head of Asset, Fabrication, and…
Gulf tensions highlight structural challenges in shipping’s energy transition, says Fuelre4m
Rising geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are underscoring a critical reality for the global maritime industry. Despite accelerating decarbonisation efforts, the world economy, and…
Fuelsure transparency index 2026: The true cost of bunkering is larger than the industry thinks
Marine fuel is typically bought and sold on a price per ton basis. But price alone does not reflect what bunkering really costs. Consider two suppliers: Supplier A: $600 per ton plus delays,…
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