Environment News – Page 20
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NewsFirst hybrid LNG tugboat begins operation
The world’s first hybrid LNG tugboat has begun regular operation at the Port of Singapore
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NewsFuture-fuelled tugs for the long haul
As the towage industry grapples with reducing emissions in a world where fuels of the future are still being mapped out, it has to make decisions that could affect the commercial viability of investments that stretch way off into the future. Peter Barker reports.
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NewsCadeler wins major offshore wind deal
UK-based construction firm, Cadeler has inked the largest deal in the company’s history for wind farm installation projects
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NewsMethanol safety: Overlooked in today’s fuels race
As the race to find the ideal future fuel heats up, so does the need to make sure fire safety systems are suitable for the new chemistries.
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NewsPlastic: The poison in our oceans
It’s been a while coming, but there are signs that new regulations may be coming down the line to stop plastic pollution from shipping.
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NewsMajor OSW milestone hit as Canada, US look positive
Ørsted has reached a milestone in the choppy waters of US offshore wind, with the first XXL monopile installed by Boskalis.
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NewsHeavyweights set up JV for floating wind
Ørsted, Simply Blue Group and Subsea7 have set up the joint venture ‘Salamander’ to submit an application for a floating wind farm off the coast of northeast Scotland.
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NewsOcean Infinity hired to survey Dogger Bank
Ocean Infinity has been hired by RWE and power company Masdar to perform 3D Ultra High Resolution seismic geophysical surveys for the Dogger Bank South (DBS) West offshore wind farm.
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NewsEurope’s first electro-H2 cat on track for 2025 launch
The French company behind Europe’s first electro-hydrogen catamaran says it has generated ‘significant interest’ since it was unveiled at the Monaco Sustainable & Smart Marina Rendezvous in 2023.
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NewsPioneering excellence in offshore support
SeaZip will be at Seawork to give an insight into its offshore services, with superior vessels at the heart of its offering.
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NewsRomein Group expands with new nearshore division
The Romein Group has expanded its portfolio with a near-shore division, De Romein Nearshore, through the acquisition of a family-run company based in Lisburn, Ireland.
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NewsFrozen sea wind farm to be extended by 40 turbines
Finnish offshore win operator Suomen Hyötytuuli is planning to expand its current Tahkoluoto site by 40 turbines, it says.
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NewsRix proposal could enable H2 generation at sea
Shipbuilders are under increasing pressure to adopt greener technologies, with a mandate to reduce carbon emissions by at least 50% by 2050.
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NewsUS unveils first home-built offshore wind SOV
The US has its own home-built offshore wind SOV, but will a change of president hamper progress in the sector?
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NewsVan Oord’s methanol powered offshore installation vessel
Boreas is preparing Van Oord for the increase in scale in the offshore wind industry
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News - VideosVIDEO: First methanol tug launched in Antwerp
The world’s first tug to be powered by methanol was launched yesterday at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.
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NewsMajor expansion boosts Port of Aberdeen financials
The port’s financials have been bolstered by its transformational South Harbour expansion
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NewsDenmark gives green light to create OSW hub
More than 3,700,000m³ of material will be dredged to create an offshore wind hub in Denmark by deepening the water and expanding the Port of Esbjerg.
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NewsVARD inks Taiwanese windfarm CSOV double build
The new VARD 4 39 design provides a versatile all-round platform for sustainable windfarm support operations
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NewsCadeler moves further into the Polish offshore market
Cadeler is strengthening its position in the Polish offshore wind market on the Equinor and Polenergia joint ventures
