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Nuyina maintenance shifts plans for Antarctic season

News
The Australian Antarctic Division has moved swiftly to adjust its shipping plans for the 2022-23 season with icebreaker RSV Nuyina unlikely to be in service due to a delay in receiving spare parts.

Exploring the deep sea as a new source of rare earth elements

Subsea Technology
Rare earth elements (REEs), like lanthanum and cerium, are vital components in many everyday and emerging technologies, including smartphones, hard disks and clean energy.

Saipem achieves important offshore wind milestones in France, Taiwan

Wind Energy
Saipem reached important milestones in Wind Offshore, respectively for the Saint Brieuc in Brittany and the Formosa 2 in Taiwan projects.

Tidal energy projects awarder CfDs for first time

Tidal Energy
Tidal power and offshore wind awarded CfDs for the first time in UK government’s low-carbon electricity auction.

KVH introduces KVH ONE hybrid network and TracNet terminals

Digitalization
KVH Industries introduces the KVH ONE™ hybrid network and groundbreaking TracNet™ terminals for fast, reliable connectivity at sea and at the dock.

RWE starts soil investigations for Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm

Wind Energy
Geotechnical data will inform design, fabrication and installation of the foundations, as well as inter-array and export cables

Hapag-Lloyd will use advanced biofuels for the transport of DHL shipments

Energy
DHL Global Forwarding has signed an agreement with Hapag-Lloyd for the use of advanced biofuels.

Shell to start building Europe’s largest renewable hydrogen plant

Energy
The renewable power for the electrolyser will come from the offshore wind farm Hollandse Kust (noord), which is partly owned by Shell.

Damen delivers ASD Tug 2811 TSM Odet

NewBuilds
Tug starts port operations in Sète, France

MIS Marine launches Mainstay Core

Digitalization
MIS Marine launches Mainstay Core to provide accessible support for ship charterers, ports and terminals facing new additional sanctions

First long-term evidence of microplastic pollution from deep water layers of the open ocean

Ecology
The results provide insights into the temporal variability of sinking microplastics and thus a first approach to understanding their fate in the ocean.

TECO 2030 has received funding for developing the high-speed vessel of the future

General
The vessel will have the capacity to transport 200-300 passengers at speeds above 35 knots while sailing over long distances.
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