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Shoreham Port one step closer to being converted into a hydrogen hub

Shoreham Port is collaborating with Local Fuels, Ricardo and H2 Green to explore developing a renewable green energy hub at Shoreham Port.

Boskalis and Keppel to sell KST and Maju to Rimorchiatori Mediterranei

Rimorchiatori Mediterranei operates a fleet of more than 100 modern vessels in more than 20 major ports employing approximately 900 people.

Aberdeen Harbour receives green funding

Aberdeen Harbour and Connected Places Catapult's joint demonstrator project will provide shore power within the existing North Harbour.

Radio Holland and Neptune Marine sign agreement for an extensive navigation

Besides the equipment, Radio Holland also takes care of the installation and commissioning.

UPDATES: Telford Offshore`s ship under arrest in Nigeria

For a month, the Telford 31 crew remains on board the vessel without the right to go ashore.

Maersk enters strategic partnership with Vestas on all containerised transport

By partnering with Maersk Vestas gets direct access to container capacity at a fixed price.

AD Ports Group signs MoU to operate a new terminal in Safaga Port

AD Ports Group and the Egyptian Group for Multipurpose Terminals Sign MoU to Develop and Operate Multipurpose Terminal in Safaga Port

AqualisBraemar LOC Group to acquire ship design experts OSD-IMT

OSD-IMT is a specialist consultancy in ship design for newbuild, refit and conversion projects.

Shell and Baker Hughes sign broad collaboration agreement

Shell and Baker Hughes also agreed to broader collaboration to identify other opportunities to accelerate each other’s transition to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050

Exploring renewable hydrogen opportunities at the Port of Newcastle

The $3 million study will be led by Port of Newcastle and Macquarie’s Green Investment Group and supported

Nexans opens its high voltage subsea cable plant in Charleston

The one-of-a-kind subsea, sole high voltage cable plant in the United States of America, will create 210 direct new jobs

New electric cranes ordered for ABP Port of Ipswich

Associated British Ports (ABP) has announced that its blue cranes at the Port of Ipswich will soon be turning green.

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