Swiss underwater robotics company Hydromea and Norwegian state-owned energy firm Equinor have achieved the […] The post Equinor and Hydromea first to send wireless ocean floor data directly to cloud appeared first on Offshore Energy.
After the latest sanctions package hit a wall in the form of Hungary’s opposition, research from Germany’s non-profit environmental research organization, Urgewald, shows that the February liquefied natural gas (LNG) export figures related to Russian Arctic LNG cargos, which flowed to the European Union (EU), spotlight that European infrastructure and maritime services are still at …
Eco Wave Power’s wave energy project at the Jaffa Port in Israel has achieved […] The post Eco Wave Power’s pilot delivers ‘record output’ during three-meter waves appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norway’s state-owned energy giant Equinor has obtained the go-ahead from the Norwegian authorities for drilling activities on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS), which will be undertaken with a semi-submersible rig managed by Odfjell Drilling and owned by Northern Ocean. The post Green light for North Sea drilling ops with Odfjell Drilling-managed rig appeared first on Offshore …
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The Strait of Hormuz has shifted from a sharp slowdown to a near-total standstill. While the waterway is not technically closed, a combination of extreme physical danger and a collapsing insurance market has created a “financial blockade” just as effective as a naval one. Tracking for tankers (MR1 size and larger) shows that activity has …
Major container carriers have begun suspending bookings to and from the upper Persian Gulf as escalating conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt shipping operations across the region. Germany-based Hapag-Lloyd said, as of March 4, it has implemented a booking stop with immediate effect for all cargo types to and from several Persian Gulf …
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Escalating conflict in the Middle East is disrupting ocean and air supply chains. Watch Xeneta’s on-demand briefing for the latest on diversions, port congestion, freight rates, Red Sea risk, and practical steps shippers can take. Escalating conflict in the Middle East is creating immediate uncertainty for supply chains, with vessel movements changing by the hour …
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NYK and Japan Marine United Corporation (“JMU”; Head Office: Yokohama; President: Takashi Hirose) have been collaborating since September 2020 to develop a method for estimating a vessel’s propulsion performance in actual sea conditions (“actual sea performance”)* before construction and to establish a technical and objective evaluation framework. Today, NYK and JMU agreed to incorporate a …
Korean Register (KR) has launched an upgraded version of its technical software platform, ‘SeaTrust Software Hub’, introducing an AI-integrated system designed to enhance user accessibility and strengthen customer support. SeaTrust Software Hub provides a more intuitive and structured interface for KR’s suite of technical software. It also enables users to manage the entire workflow, from …
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Japanese shipping major Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has established an intermediate holding company […] The post K-Line sets up entity to oversee all of its ship management companies appeared first on Offshore Energy.
