Europe's Drive for Offshore Wind Faces Supply Chain Complexity
European offshore wind sector is challenged with a substantial undertaking to construct the infrastructure required to achieve climate targets.
European offshore wind sector is challenged with a substantial undertaking to construct the infrastructure required to achieve climate targets.
Alexander Saverys, recently appointed CEO of the tanker giant following a takeover battle, discussed how he views the Euronav fleet evolving.
The Italian maritime firm Fratelli Cosulich has placed an order for its inaugural methanol dual-fuel chemical bunker tanker.
MOL is expanding its commitment to the offshore wind industry through a partnership with Hokutaku, a company specializing in wind turbine maintenance.
Ørsted announced its Final Investment Decision (FID) on Hornsea 3, the largest single offshore windfarm globally.
Zodiac Maritime is collaborating with KEPCO E&C, HD KSOE and Lloyd's Register of South Korea to create plans for ships powered by nuclear energy.
In a significant move, the Louis Dreyfus Company, has chosen to equip its leased juice transport vessel with four innovative suction sails.
The COP28 summit culminating on Dec 12th marked a milestone with the adoption of the UAE Consensus, an agreement aimed at phasing out fossil fuel
Three offshore wind farm operators were selected by Japan's ministries of industry and land on Wednesday.
RWE has been chosen as part of a group to construct & manage an offshore wind project situated off the shores near Murakami and Tainai in Japan.
The world’s first hydrogen-powered tugboat successfully launched by Belgian shipping and cleantech group, CMB.TECH & the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.
Havfram Wind seals contract for work on wind turbine transport and installation on RWE’s 1.6GW offshore wind farm found in the German North Sea.
X-Press Feeders, has revealed the first of 14 methanol dual-fuel ships, with plans in the Baltic to create a green feeder network.
In response to spill that shut down 2 pipelines Shell & Chevron said they had stopped oil production at multiple sites in the Gulf of Mexico.
A tank fell as a result of a structural issue at an oil tank platform. Approximately 14,000 gallons of oil are thought to have leaked.