Chariot, an Africa-focused transitional energy company, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Dutch Port of Rotterdam International, a global energy hub and Europe’s largest seaport which handles a significant portion of Europe’s total energy demand. As informed, the MoU represents a first step towards establishing supply chains
Jiangnan orders GTT tank design for its 1st large LNGCs
Chinese shipyard Jiangnan has ordered tank design for two large LNG carriers (LNGCs) it is building for Adnoc from the French LNG containment specialist GTT. Courtesy of Jiangnan On 5 April, GTT said in a statement that it received in March order from its partner the Chinese shipyard, a subsidiary
Santos makes ‘important step’ on the path towards Dorado FID
Australian energy company Santos has made what it described as an important step on the path towards a final investment decision on the Dorado project located offshore Australia, which is expected in mid-2022. Australia’s Minister for Resources and Water, Keith Pitt, in a statement on Tuesday welcomed a significant step
Norway awards CCS licenses to Equinor, Horisont Energi, Vår Energi
The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has awarded carbon capture and storage (CCUS) licenses to Equinor, Horisont Energi, and Vår Energi. Illustration; Courtesy of Horisont Energi CCUS is necessary for achieving the climate goals. Carbon transport and storage infrastructure (CCS) is crucial for providing CO2 solutions on a commercial basis. Safe
Three Castor Initiative members sign MOU to build zero-emission VLCC pair
Classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR), shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) and shipping company MISC via its subsidiary, AET, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the development and construction of two very large crude carriers which can be operated on zero-emission fuel. Left to right: SHI President and CEO
French stand ready to kick off SEM-REV 2.0 works
Having played a pivotal role in the advancement of marine renewable energies in France, the SEM-REV test site is ready for infrastructure upgrades to respond to the needs of the growing offshore renewable energy sector. SEM-REV test site (Courtesy of Centrale Nantes) SEM-REV is one of the first European sites
Avenir LNG and Achema in LNG ship delivery to Klaipeda
UK–based small-scale LNG company Avenir LNG and Lithuanian gas supplier Achema have organised the first LNG ship delivery to the small-scale Klaipeda LNG terminal in Lithuania. Illustration; Courtesy of Klaipedos Nafta On 1 April, Avenir’s 7,500 cubic metres LNG transport vessel Avenir Aspiration loaded the molecules on behalf of Achema
Amon Maritime, BSM form ammonia-powered ship management JV
Hamburg-based maritime services company Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) and the Norwegian ammonia specialist Amon Maritime have decided to form a 50/50 joint venture named Ula Ship Management. Contract signing with André Risholm (left), Founder & CEO Amon Maritime, and Nick Topham, Managing Director of BSM Deutschland. Courtesy of BSM The
Wärtsilä, partners join forces to speed up ammonia engine development
A consortium of shipping stakeholders, coordinated by the technology group Wärtsilä, is working to develop demonstrators for two-stroke and four-stroke marine engines running on ammonia fuel. The Ammonia 2-4 project, with participation from naval architects C-Job, classification society DNV, shipowner MSC and the National Research Council (CNR) of Italy, aims
CGG and Kent partner up for hydrogen and CCUS
French geophysical services firm CGG and Dubai-based energy engineering company Kent will work together on CCUS development and hydrogen production and supply. Carbon Capture installations; Courtesy of CGG The parties announced a strategic partnership to work together on realising decarbonisation opportunities. CGG and Kent will be providing ‘end-to-end’ services across