UK’s engineering and consulting company Wood has been chosen by Japan’s energy major Inpex Corporation to work on several of its decarbonization projects across the globe. In Japan, Wood said the company will deliver concept design services for a carbon dioxide (CO2) transportation network, noting that the pre-FEED (front-end engineering
CMA CGM’s Mermaid makes a splash
French containership major CMA CGM has welcomed into the fleet CMA CGM Mermaid, the first ship in a series of ten new 2,000 TEU container ships powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). CMA CGM Mermaid; Courtesy of: CMA CGM The fleet has been designed in cooperation with French shipbuilder Chantiers
Siem seeks to slash fleet carbon footprint through collaboration with Wärtsilä
Norwegian shipping company Siem Offshore is collaborating with Finnish technology group Wärtsilä on vessel decarbonization solutions as part of its efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of its 26-vessel fleet and goal of reaching full carbon neutrality by 2050. Source: Wärtsilä According to Siem, the aim is to achieve a
ABS Global LNG Academy up and running in Qatar
American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has inaugurated a training center in Doha, Qatar, dedicated to using the latest techniques to educate marines in modern LNG vessel operations. ABS The ABS Global LNG Academy, which is supported by state-owned energy giant QatarEnergy, is a coordinated effort with industry partners to make
OX2 and SMHI to study Baltic Sea oxygenation through hydrogen production
OX2 and the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) have teamed up to examine how by-product from the hydrogen production at OX2’s two offshore energy parks can oxygenate the Baltic Sea. Courtesy of OX2 SMHI, together with OX2, has been approved research grant from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency and
Mabanaft secures funding for new methanol solar plant in Australia
Hamburg-based energy company Mabanaft has received grant approval from the German Projektträger Jülich for the potential construction of a new green methanol plant in Port Augusta, South Australia. Mabanaft In cooperation with Australian renewable energy company Vast, Mabanaft intends to build a solar methanol plant with a capacity of approximately
Titan performs its first LNG bunkering operation in UK
Dutch bunker supplier Titan has marked its debut in the United Kingdom (UK) with a liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering operation in Dundee, Scotland. Courtesy of Titan On February 1, Titan’s recently chartered LNG carrier Alice Cosulich delivered 345 metric tons of LNG to the vessel Living Stone from the
Germany grants €3.5 billion for green hydrogen import program
Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) has allocated €3.53 billion for the country’s hydrogen importing mechanism, H2Global Foundation, to fund future auctions for renewable hydrogen and its derivatives. Illustration only; Archive. Courtesy of Port of Hamburg On February 12, H2Global issued a statement saying that BMWK
Carnival books new LNG-powered cruise ship at Meyer Werft
The world’s largest cruise company, Carnival Corporation & plc, has signed an agreement with German shipbuilder Meyer Werft for the construction of a new LNG-fueled Excel-class cruise ship. Carnival Jubilee. Courtesy of Carnival Cruise Line This is the first newbuild order placed by Carnival Corporation in five years. It will
Aker Solutions backs transformation of Mogstad to low-carbon industry cluster
Norway-based Aker Solutions has been awarded a contract by its compatriot Equinor to carry out a feasibility study for the latter’s Mongstad industrial transformation project in Vestland County on the west coast of Norway. Credit: Espen Rønnevik/©Equinor. According to Aker Solutions, the study aims to identify solutions to significantly reduce