Singapore-based shipping company Ocean Network Express (ONE) and Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group (NZPG) have joined forces to explore new approaches to shore power utilization.

UK-based and AIM-listed Sunda Energy, former Baron Oil, has set the wheels in motion to ensure its drilling plans for an appraisal well at a gas field off the coast of

Denmark-headquartered power cable manufacturer and installation firm NKT has appointed ABB to electrify its high-voltage submarine power cable factory in Karlskrona, Sweden.

Hong Kong-based container shipping company Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has unveiled a brand-new eco-friendly 16,828 TEU boxship, the OOCL Iris.

As part of its fleet rejuvenation agenda, Belgium-based shipowner CMB.TECH has sold three of its Suezmax tankers for nearly $120 million.

U.S. offshore engineering and construction player McDermott has wrapped up the sale of its storage business to a consortium of financial investors, led by Mason Capital Management. This enables CB&I to begin

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) has allocated nearly $2 million to two university-led projects to advance wave-powered desalination technology.

Norway’s VARD has delivered the cable-laying vessel (CLV) it had converted from a platform supplier (PSV) to I.T. International Telecom Marine (IT), a Canadian company active in the offshore oil & gas

UK’s energy transition-focused company EnergyPathways has selected compatriot company Wood as the lead engineering partner for the Marram Energy Storage Hub (MESH) project, a large-scale energy storage facility in the UK Irish

China’s ZTT Submarine Cable & System has delivered what it says is Croatia’s first submarine cable installation in over four decades, a project described as a historic and ESG-focused milestone as

Norway’s shipping company Avance Gas has delivered the seventh of a series of twelve very large gas carriers (VLGC) to Singapore-based ship owner and operator BW LPG under the $1 billion

Sweden’s construction company Skanska has signed a SEK 1.2 billion (approximately $109 million) contract with Denmark-headquartered power cable manufacturer and installation firm NKT for the next stage of the cable factory