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Horisont Energi concludes first phase of Europe’s first large-scale clean ammonia project

Horisont Energi AS has completed the feasibility phase of the Barents Blue project, laying the foundation for Europe’s first large-scale carbon-neutral ammonia plant, which will include offshore carbon storage.

Maersk Supply Service to install the first hybrid battery on an anchor handling vessel

Since 2018, Maersk Supply Service has reduced its carbon intensity by more than 13?ross its fleet.

KN, LS, MOL plan LCO2 project in Lithuania

Klaipedos nafta, Larvik Shipping, and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines will carry out a feasibility study for liquefied CO2 and hydrogen project in Klaipeda, Lithuania

SeaCURE will study a new method of capturing carbon from seawater

'Champagne' technology to capture carbon dioxide via the oceans

MHI to undertake assessments for converting ships to run on decarbonized fuels

Project Launched to Probe Conversion of Existing Ships from Fossil-based Fuels to Decarbonized Energy Sources

ABS signs JDP to develop CO2 carrier designs

CO2 transport technology will support global net negative ambitions

New study commissioned as London targets zero carbon port

The Port of London Authority (PLA) has awarded a contract to model the future of energy demand and supply on the tidal Thames.

UK charts course for net zero North Sea

Ambitious transition deal sets tough targets as UKCS players face tricky balancing act

Panama Canal launched its process of decarbonizing its operations

Panama Canal begins transition to become carbon neutral by 2030

World’s first certified, carbon neutrally produced oil sold

From 2025, all barrels produced by Lundin Energy will be carbon neutral in their production

Trafigura and Braskem collaborate on carbon offset naphtha cargo

Trafigura Group Pte Ltd and Braskem have collaborated on what is believed to be the first cargo of carbon offset naphtha.

Microplastics are affecting melt rates of snow and ice

As a result of this melting, the planet's bright, reflective surfaces decrease in area. And as a result of that decrease, even more sunlight is absorbed by the surface, resulting in greater warming.

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