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Denmark opens EU’s first full-scale CO2 storage site
King Frederik X of Denmark has opened the first full-scale CO2 storage site in […] The post Denmark opens EU’s first full-scale CO2 storage site appeared first on Offshore Energy.
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Vietnam-made cable layer enters into service in Taiwan
A new cable-laying vessel (CLV) built in Vietnam for ATE Energy International has entered […] The post Vietnam-made cable layer enters into service in Taiwan appeared first on Offshore Energy.
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Worley helps propel $21B Asian LNG and CCS project forward with FEEDs now out of the way
Australia’s engineering firm Worley has delivered front-end engineering designs (FEEDs) for two critical infrastructure packages related to a multibillion-dollar liquefied natural gas (LNG) and carbon capture and storage (CCS) development project in Indonesia’s Masela block, operated by Inpex Masela, a subsidiary of Japan’s Inpex. The post Worley helps propel $21B Asian LNG and CCS project…
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El puerto de Santander culmina con éxito la implantación del nuevo sistema automatizado de entradas y salidas para pasajeros de fuera de la UE
El dispositivo para el control automatizado en los puestos fronterizos está formado por ocho módulos, cada uno de ellos equipado con seis puestos de autoservicio y uno de control manual. A ellos se suman otros diez puestos ubicados en la Estación Marítima para la verificación de los pasajeros que viajan sin vehículo. La Autoridad Portuaria…
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Logística Aumentada: más de 20 proyectos de IA han sido testeados en ID Logistics
Más de 20 proyectos ya probados en condiciones reales, desde el picking hasta el transporte: ID Logistics está acelerando la transición de la experimentación a la industrialización de la inteligencia artificial. Con motivo de la publicación de sus resultados anuales, ID Logistics, empresa líder en contract logistics presenta AI4ID, su programa dedicado a la inteligencia…
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Heidmar CEO sees product tanker freight lag refining margins
Product tanker freight rates have drifted from strong refining margins as a near-total collapse in Persian Gulf refined product flows overwhelms any ton-mile benefit from supply diversification, Heidmar Maritime Holdings Corp. CEO Pankaj Khanna has told Platts. With the product tanker fleet potentially expanding 30% and limited scrapping expected, the imbalance could weigh on freight…
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Bangladesh advances plans for hazardous waste management
Government ministers in Bangladesh have welcomed efforts to establish the country’s first Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility (TSDF) for hazardous waste, supported by a comprehensive feasibility study led by IMO’s SENSREC Project. The TSDF, planned for the Mirsarai Economic Zone, will be used to safely treat and dispose of hazardous industrial waste, including waste from…
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Tanker struck by ‘unknown projectile’ in Hormuz: British maritime agency
A tanker was struck in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, causing a fire that was extinguished, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO). “The CSO of a vessel has reported a tanker being hit by an unknown projectile, causing a fire onboard which has since been extinguished,” the maritime monitor said, adding…
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Iran war: Regional conflict sees no signs of de-escalation
A persistent lack of resolution in the Middle East conflict has kept Brent crude’s price well above the $105/bbl mark. A fire broke out onboard the Panama-flagged MT El Gaia on Sunday after it came under an attack off the coast of Oman. India’s Ministry of External Affairs condemned the attack on the commercial vessel,…
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New Analysis Links Marine Forecast Gaps To Dangerous Vessel Rolling And Cargo Loss
New analysis from Sofar Ocean finds that widely used marine forecasts can miss wave conditions associated with dangerous vessel rolling and cargo losses. Most forecasts tell ships how high waves will be. But height alone doesn’t identify the impact on a ship. Wave period and direction, together with the vessel’s heading, speed, and loading, can…