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Vattenfall supplies first power from Denmark’s next offshore wind farm

Wind Energy
On 10 November, the first power from Vattenfall’s offshore wind farm Vesterhav Syd was supplied to the Danish power grid.

Eqva reaffirms strategic direction, divests Havyard Leirvik

Business
Havyard Leirvik is being sold to Tersan Shipyard, a leading global shipbuilder in Turkey.

Australian scientists to investigate climate change impact on Antarctic current

News
Scientists voyage to the Southern Ocean to investigate how climate change impacts the planet’s strongest current

Sri Lanka Shipping Company places an order for two Damen ASD Tugs 2312

General
The vessels will be delivered in mid-2024 as they are already under construction at Damen Song Cam Shipyard in Vietnam.

SunGas Renewables to support Tasmanian green hydrogen and methanol project

Energy
SunGas Renewables selected to supply green methanol for new hydrogen and e-methanol facility in Australia

Crown Estate to increase offshore wind capacity

Wind Energy
The Crown Estate sets out plan to unlock enough new offshore wind capacity to power up to four million homes

Ukraine claims it hit two Russian landing craft in Crimea with sea drones

Russia-Ukraine War
The Ukrainian military struck two Russian military transport ships with sea-based drones Thursday evening, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry announced.

Med Marine launches MED-A2575 RAmparts 2500-W series harbour tug

General
Med Marine has announced the successful launch of MED-A2575 RAmparts 2500-W Series Harbour Tug at its group-owned Ereğli Shipyard on October 30th, 2023.

NYK launches seventh LNG-fueled PCTC

General
Planning to introduce 20 vessels by 2028

Wärtsilä and Seaspan transform maritime operations with SmartDock autodocking system

Technology
Wärtsilä ANCS, part of technology group Wärtsilä, has delivered to Seaspan, a marine transportation and shipbuilding company, the cutting-edge autonomous SmartDock capabilities to the seas.

Boluda Towage inaugurates new marine towing base in the Port of Las Palmas

Ports
After two years of works, the Port of Las Palmas now has a modern infrastructure, totally efficient in terms of energy and maneuvering management.

New hybrid-drive tug on South America’s west coast soon to enter service

NewBuilds
The PSA Wayra ASD tug will soon enter service as the first tug with a hybrid drive system on South America’s west coast.
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