Tanker operator Euronav voiced new concerns about the use of SOx scrubbers to comply with the IMO's impending 0.5 percent fuel sulfur content cap, citing low return on investment
The Turkish drillship Fatih is set to begin its first drilling campaign in the Eastern Mediterranean, a move that is likely to increase tensions between Greece, Turkey and Cyprus over offshore rights.
The ReCAAP piracy reporting center warned that a faction of the Abu Sayyaf Group is preparing to launch another round of pirate attacks in the waters off Sabah, Malaysia.
Tidal power developer Simec Atlantis Energy will expand its MeyGen project, adding at least two of its new tidal turbines to the 6MW array, off the Scottish coast.
UK outfit Hydro Group and French partner Wenex Equipements have wrapped up cabling support work on the 2MW Floatgen floating offshore wind project off the coast of France.
Mining companies must forge new ties with partners from customers to governments as they pursue innovation and compete for talent with technology giants
During the 'Our Ocean 2018' conference in Bali, Nestlé and Tesco joined the Global Ghost Gear Initiative to address the 640,000 tonnes of fishing gear, also known as ghost gear, ending up in the oceans every year.
APM Terminals’ Moín Container Terminal in Costa Rica has been granted permission by the National Council of Concessions to start commercial operations at its first deep-sea berth.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is holding three public meetings next month as part of an environmental review of Deepwater Wind's proposed 90MW South Fork offshore wind farm