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The Hesselø and the North Sea I Mid offshore wind projects build on Vattenfall’s strong offshore wind portfolio in Denmark (~1.5 GW).
The vessel features a 120-kilowatt shore connection to enable use of electricity during port calls.

RWE exits U.S. offshore wind projects in $1.22 billion settlement

RWE U.S. Offshore has entered into a settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Interior for an amount of US $1.22 billion

Historic Langton Dock Pumphouse restored following £1m investment

The Langton Dock Pumphouse forms part of the historic dock estate and has long been recognised for its architectural and heritage significance.

Sweden to hand over confiscated shadow fleet vessel linked to stolen Ukrainian grain exports

Sweden's Supreme Court has approved the transfer of the confiscated bulk carrier CAFFA to Ukraine after the vessel was found to have violated sanctions

North Star secures £275 million to expand offshore wind vessel fleet

The financing follows North Star's acquisition of four service operation vessels (SOVs) from Edda Wind

Port of Oakland and TraPac celebrate new electric cranes

The first European-built ship-to-shore cranes ever delivered to a U.S. West Coast port are now fully operational.

Russian attacks threaten Ukraine’s grain exports as Black Sea shipping grinds to a halt

Ukraine's grain exports face severe disruption after intensified Russian strikes forced shipowners to suspend calls at Odesa ports

Jan De Nul completes cable connection for Germany’s Nordseecluster offshore wind farms

Together, the cables will transmit nearly 660 MW of renewable electricity, enough to supply more than 800,000 German households.

Lerwick Harbour expands shore power infrastructure for NorthLink vessels

Once operational, the system will allow the vessels to switch off onboard generators and draw electrical power directly from the port

Russia assembles record Arctic tanker convoy to boost oil exports to Asia

Russia has assembled its largest-ever Arctic tanker convoy to ship crude oil to Asian buyers via the Northern Sea Route

Hitachi, MOL and JAL launch Japan’s first ocean-based CO₂ capture pilot

Hitachi, MOL and Japan Airlines (JAL) will conduct Japan's first pilot project using Direct Ocean Capture technology on Okinawa's Kume Island to evaluate the feasibility of extracting carbon dioxide directly from seawater.

Port of Los Angeles launches study into future replacement of Vincent Thomas Bridge

The Port of Los Angeles, the California State Transportation Agency and Caltrans have signed an agreement to begin evaluating long-term options for replacing or modifying the Vincent Thomas Bridge to improve freight capacity and accommodate larger container ships

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