Offshore wind potential exceeds domestic demand, positioning the country as a prospective exporter of green hydrogen to continental Europe.

As part of the agreement Serco will support the Royal Navy’s vessel replacement programme (VRP).

Stena Bulk has signed a cooperation agreement with Seasystems AS to expand the global reach of its innovative jettyless LNG infrastructure technologies.

Australia’s Provaris has signed a collaboration agreement with Baker Hughes to accelerate the development of large-scale compressed hydrogen storage and transport systems.

Engineering and project management will be led from McDermott's Subsea and Floating Facilities team in Kuala Lumpur

Ammonia, which does not emit CO₂ during combustion, is expected to see wider use as a zero-carbon fuel for ships.

The Sofia project marked the first operational deployment of cable-laying vessel Calypso.

BOURBON announces the signing of a five-year contract for the charter of new 34-meter vessels to transfer personnel between Soyo and Block 15, 80 miles offshore.

Austal Limited has announced that the United States Coast Guard has exercised options worth US$314 million (A$480 million) with Austal USA for the Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC) program.

The Port of Alicante has launched a Preliminary Market Consultation (PMC) in order to receive proposals for the development of a green hydrogen plant.

DEME has announced a major milestone in the construction of its new wind turbine installation vessel Norse Wind.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” LINE) has announced that phase one of the development of “Seawing” automated kite system utilizing wind power being developed by OCEANICWING, a subsidiary of “K” LINE in France, was successfully completed in June 2025.