Latest News – Page 11
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NewsOPINION: The financial case for electrifying
The industry tasked with driving the clean energy transition continues to rely on one of the dirtiest fossil fuels available – but it doesn’t have to be this way, says Paul Cairns, CEO of Charge Offshore.
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NewsFirst USV ordered for Dutch water board
The Dutch water board (Rijkswaterstaat) has ordered its first Unmanned Surface Vessel for inland and near-shore waterways.
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NewsHolland Shipyards delivers cable recovery vessel
Holland Shipyards Group has delivered a specialised cable recovery vessel for Dutch principals following conversion from a new general cargo vessel built in China.
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NewsKongsberg enhances OSCV mooring capabilities
KM’s new mooring system for OSCVs promises to fill the shortage of vessels capable of large-scale mooring installations
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NewsDemand boom for SOVs and CSOVs – analysis
With the global growth of offshore wind comes a growth in demand for CSOVs and SOVs, says Philip Lewis, consultant with energy sector consultants Intelatus Global Partners.
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NewsUS wind project full steam ahead with WTIV sea trials
The first US-built, Jones Act-compliant wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) has begun sea trials, says wind farm developer Dominion Energy.
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NewsDamen Shiprepair Vlissingen’s largest vessel refit contract to date
The refit of REV Ocean includes both interior and exterior enhancements and will take place at DSV’s covered drydock
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NewsOffshore energy islands hit delays despite funding
A Danish-German energy island project in the Baltic Sea has been handed a cool €645 million from the European Commission.
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NewsTeledyne’s Swedish deal for subsea mine counter measures
Sweden will be equipped with cutting-edge subsea technology to enhance its naval operations courtesy of Teledyne
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NewsLeading the charge: Bibby on its electric fleet
The world is electrifying, and UK-based Bibby Marine is determined to be at the forefront of the drive. But it won’t happen offshore without offshore charging, says project director Gavin Forward.
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NewsExpanding port infrastructure for offshore wind
Lithuania’s Klaipėda Port is ramping up its offshore wind energy ambitions with a major port infrastructure upgrade.
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NewsDenmark sets itself at forefront of CCS
Denmark is positioning itself at the forefront of CO2 capture and storage (CCS), with applications invited for licences to explore coastal areas for the purpose.
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NewsA floating laboratory onboard a research vessel
A newbuild pioneering research vessel has been designed to test alternative fuels and climate-friendly propulsion technologies
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NewsTide comes in for Louis Dreyfus Armateurs
LD Tide will supply a CTV for the Eoliennes en Mer des Îles d’Yeu et de Noirmoutier (EMYN) offshore windfarm
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NewsWales government backs tidal energy scheme
A first-of-its-kind tidal scheme has been given Welsh government backing in the form of an £8 million (€9.6 million) equity stake.
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NewsBarge order and new tug news from Boa Offshore
Norway-based Boa Offshore has continued with its fleet expansion plans following delivery of an ice-classed tug and confirmation of the order for a ‘Next Generation’ semi-submersible barge.
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NewsFirst monopile installed at Baltic Power site
The first monopile has been installed at the Baltic Power offshore wind farm being developed by Orlen and Northland Power for Poland.
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NewsCadeler expands presence in Poland
Cadeler strengthens its position in Poland’s offshore wind market with a new deal with Ocean Winds
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NewsSvitzer makes the switch to biofuels
Svitzer tugs operating at the Danish Port of Esbjerg are now running on biofuel, bringing together a coalition of port owner, tug operator and clients all sharing the same ambition of becoming carbon neutral over time.
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NewsTwo Macduff designs delivered to Canada
Macduff Ship Design has announced delivery of two vessels to its design to SAAM Towage Canada.
