New research from global natural resources consultancy Wood Mackenzie indicates Asia-Pacific's offshore wind capacity will rise 20-fold to 43GW in 2027.

Wood Mackenzie forecasts that global oil and gas development spend needs to increase by around 20 percent to meet future demand growth and ensure companies sustain production next decade.

Thomas Callender, a Senior Research Fellow for Defense Programs at The Heritage Foundation, has released a report saying the U.S. needs a 400-ship Navy in order to win in conflict.

Wagenborg Offshore has unveiled the walk to work emergency response and rescue vessel Kasteelborg on the Nieuwediepkade in the port of Den Helder.

A Gard Member’s vessel was recently detained in an Australian port for illegally discharging food waste into Australian waters.

The US Department of Interior has announced a long-awaited development for oil and gas energy production offshore the state of Alaska.

Orsted has launched an initiative to better understand the dynamics of typhoons and tropical weather patterns in Taiwan.

Recruitment company Atlas Professionals is to provide Siemens Gamesa with technical personnel in the Netherlands.

Smulders has rolled out of the assembly hall the substation for Northland Power’s 269MW Deutsche Bucht offshore wind farm for further outfitting.

German shipyard Meyer Werft informed that it will delay the delivery of AIDAnova, the world’s first LNG fueled cruise ship. Before this announcement, AIDA Cruises was planned to receive the cruise ship on November 15, in Bremerhaven.

The construction of the first onshore power supply plant for commercial vessels in the Port of Kiel has started.

Iran's crude oil exports and production have declined since the May 2018 announcement by the United States that it would withdraw from the JCPOA and reinstate sanctions against Iran, according to EIA.