Brevik becomes home to new onboard carbon capture project
Seabound, a UK-based marine carbon capture player, has launched what it claims to be […] The post Brevik becomes home to new onboard carbon capture project appeared first on Offshore Energy.
WinGD’s ammonia dual-fuel engine installed on EXMAR gas carrier newbuild
“World’s first” oceangoing ammonia-powered gas carrier, currently under construction at HD Hyundai Mipo shipyard in […] The post WinGD’s ammonia dual-fuel engine installed on EXMAR gas carrier newbuild appeared first on Offshore Energy.
East Anglia Three export cable makes landfall in Suffolk
The first section of the export cable for the 1.4 GW East Anglia Three […] The post East Anglia Three export cable makes landfall in Suffolk appeared first on Offshore Energy.
SPIE inks another contract with Van Oord for offshore cable work in Germany
Van Oord has signed a contract with SPIE Wind Connect, part of SPIE, for […] The post SPIE inks another contract with Van Oord for offshore cable work in Germany appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Solidez de los mercados de flete y de fletamento minimizan las ventas de buques para desguace
Los precios del acero en constante descenso también actúan como desincentivo para el reciclaje
Ataques hutíes impactan gravemente en las emisiones del transporte marítimo de contenedores
Desvíos por el sur de África han generado 18 millones de toneladas de CO2 adicionales en 2024
Consejo Internacional de Estibadores y la ILA convocan a cumbre global en Lisboa para abordar …
Evento busca coordinar una estrategia internacional frente al avance de la tecnología en las operaciones portuarias
Baltic Freight Index Buoyed By Gains Across Segments
The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which tracks rates for vessels transporting dry bulk commodities, climbed on Tuesday to its highest level in a month, buoyed by broad-based gains across all vessel segments. The main index, which tracks rates for capesize, panamax and supramax shipping vessels, gained 83 points, or 4.7%, to 1,866 points, …
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International sanctions: implications for shipbrokers
As of February 2025, shipowners in the Western hemisphere have reportedly earned over US$6.3 billion from the sale of aging tankers, many of which have eventually joined the so-called “shadow fleet.” Such vessels are often used to circumvent sanctions, particularly in transporting Russian oil outside the price cap mechanism. Indeed, on 23 June 2025, it …
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Skuld CEO worried about shadow fleet’s lack of insurance cover
Skuld CEO Ståle Hansen has called on Western sanction authorities to address shipping industry concerns over the growth of shadow fleet, which includes hundreds of tankers lacking proper insurance and maintenance. Russia, Iran and Venezuela, faced with tightening G7 and EU sanctions, have been acquiring vintage ships to transport their oil in recent years, many …
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