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SBM Offshore, Petrobras to Assess Application of Carbon Capture Tech on FPSOs
SBM Offshore and Petrobras have signed an agreement to study the application of carbon capture modules on floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) units.The module design is based on an engineering and design study between SBM Offshore and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), qualified by DNV. It is based on a combination of MHIâs proprietary CO2 capture technology and SBM Offshoreâs Fast4wardâŠ
Kongsberg Maritime to Equip Bibby Marineâs Fully-Electric CSOV
Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract to supply an integrated package of equipment for Bibby Marineâs new electric Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (eCSOV), the worldâs first fully-electric offshore vessel.Kongsberg Maritime will provide full-electric rim-drive propulsion with azimuth and tunnel thrusters. The scope of supply also includes the automation system, full electrical control systemâŠ
Trump Grants First LNG Export License, Forms US Oil and Gas Energy Council
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration said on Friday it has granted a liquefied natural gas export license to the Commonwealth LNG project in Louisiana, the first approval of LNG exports after former President Joe Biden paused them early last year.The exports are approved to go to markets in Asia and Europe.Energy Secretary Chris Wright, whose agency is responsible for approving the shipments, said exporting U.S. LNG "strengthens the U.S.
Tech Feature: (No) Rocking the Boat
Seakeeperâs motion control technology can improve the performance of even the most impressive of workboats. Partnering with Seakeeper and Gladding-Hearn, the Charleston Pilots did just that, once again setting the bar for excellence.On a beautiful Autumn afternoon in Charleston, SC, way back in 2014, MarineNews had the good fortune to attend the christening on the nationâs first dual purpose, rapid response vessel and pilot launch.
MOL, Fukada to Collaborate on T&I Vessels for Floating Wind Turbines
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) and Fukada Salvage & Marine Works have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore collaboration on transportation and installation (T&I) vessels for floating offshore wind turbines.Under the MoU, MOL and Fukada will launch a study of efficient transportation and installation methods for floating offshore wind turbines.In anticipation of accelerating the introduction of floating offshore wind turbines in the Japanese market in the 2030sâŠ
In 2025 AI Wonât Just be a Tool
Some expert thoughts on AI in 2025:âIn 2025, AI wonât just be a tool; it will be a collaborator.ââIn 2025, the most productive employees will work alongside AI agents.âAI agents are an advance on large language models (LLMs). LLMs at present are popularly used as creative and conversational search engines. They canât directly interact with external tools or data processing system or autonomously set up systems to monitor and collect ongoing data.
Navigating the Stormy Seas of U.S. Offshore Wind
Companies that once committed to investing in U.S. offshore wind infrastructure and supply chains are now scrapping their plans as the industry experiences significant challenges. These setbacks stem from project delays, soaring costs, and the potential loss of federal support under former President Donald Trumpâs proposed policies.The downturn in the offshore wind sector over the past two years has led to prolonged project delaysâŠ
Kongsberg Maritime Unveils New Mooring Installation Solution for OSVCs
Kongsberg Maritime has developed a mooring capable solution for Offshore Construction Vessels (OSCVs), expanding the capabilities of construction vessels to make them suitable for pre-laying of mooring lines.By integrating a purpose designed anchor handling winch, shark jaws and stern rollers into the design of OSCVs at the newbuild stage, vessel owners can now equip their ships to perform a broader range of mooring operationsâŠ
Ocean Installer Extends Charter for North Sea Giant Subsea Construction Vessel
Ocean Installer, a subsidiary of Moreld, has executed an 18-month option, extending the charter-party with ship owner North Sea Shipping for the advanced multi-purpose offshore construction vessel North Sea Giant.The charter has been extended to the end of the first quarter of 2027 in order for Ocean Installer to meet contractual obligations and continued strong demand for offshore construction capacityâŠ
Aiviq becomes USCGC Storis, to be based in Juneau
![The Coast Guard on Dec. 20 completed acceptance of the motor vessel Aiviq from an Edison Chouest Offshore subsidiary. The vessel, acquired Dec. 11 through a $125 million firm fixed-price contract award to Offshore Service Vessels of Cut Off, Louisiana, will enhance U.S. operational presence in the Arctic and support Coast Guard missions while awaiting delivery of the polar security cutter (PSC) class.) [Credit: Edison Chouest Offshore]](https://images.marinelink.com/images/maritime/w200h200c/the-coast-guard-on-dec-156960.jpg)
The Coast Guard gets its first new polar icebreaker in more than 25 years.The Coast Guard has accepted its first new polar icebreaker in more than 25 years, but itâs not really new. The 12,900-ton, 360-foot Anchor Handling Tug Support Ship (AHTS) Aiviq was acquired by the Coast Guard and renamed USCGC Storis (WAGB 21).According to a Coast Guard statement, âOn Nov. 20, the Coast Guard purchased the M/V AiviqâŠ
Cable Recovery Vessel âMaasvlietâ Delivered
Holland Shipyards Group announced the delivery of the Maasvliet, a specialized cable recovery vessel, to Hartel Shipping & Chartering, part of Hudig & Veder Group. Maasvliet, measuring 90.6 meters in length and 13.2 meters in width, is designed to support offshore cable recovery operations efficiently. The vessel will be on long-term charter to Subsea Environmental Services and deployed for vital cable projects over the coming years.Maasvliet is equipped with advanced cable management systemsâŠ
Next Ocean Wins Investment to Scale Wave-by-Wave Ship Motion Prediction
Next Ocean, a pioneer in Vessel Motion Radar technology, has secured Seed Investment from Arches Capital to drive its expansion and enhance maritime safety worldwide. This funding will accelerate Next Oceanâs growth, enabling the company to scale production, expand into new markets, and further develop its predictive radar technology.Over the past years, Next Ocean has successfully delivered numerous Vessel Motion Radar systems to leading companies in the Offshore Wind and Oil & Gas industries.
Inside Vietnamese Shipbuilding: Challenges and Opportunities
While many economic sectors were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam's shipbuilding industry continued to grow, affirming its strong and growing position in the international space. Vietnam's shipbuilding industry achieved many accomplishments in 2024 with the construction, launching and delivery of many specialized ships, contributing to the world's fleet, operating on global shipping routes.By 2030âŠ
Securing the Deep: Business Opportunities in Subsea Defense
As global reliance on subsea infrastructure grows, so do the risks. Discover how safeguarding undersea assets opens new frontiers for innovation and investment.Importance of Subsea InfrastructureSubsea infrastructure plays a critical role in maintaining the operational continuity of the modern society and the global economy. This vast network includes subsea data and communication cables, pipelines for energy transportation, electricity cables, and resource extraction systems.
Next Ocean Scoops Investment to Scale Up Vessel Motion Radar Tech
Next Ocean, a Dutch developer of Vessel Motion Radar systems for offshore wind and oil and gas industries, has secured seed investment from Arches Capital to drive its business expansion.This funding will accelerate Next Oceanâs growth, enabling the company to scale production, expand into new markets, and further develop its predictive radar technology.Over the past years, Next Ocean has deliveredâŠ
"It's not the death of U.S. Offshore Wind" says Intelatus
The offshore wind sector is bracing for transformative changes as it navigates shifting political landscapes and evolving market demands. To shed light on the current state of the industry, Maritime Reporter TV interviewed Phil Lewis, Director of Research at Intelatus, an international offshore energy markets expert, to discuss the trends shaping the Service Operation Vessel (SOV) and Construction Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) markets and the future of U.S.
Svanehøj COâ Pumps for INEOSâ Project Greensand
INEOS selected ITTâs Svanehøj to supply COâ pumps for the onshore facility and the first LCOâ carrier for Project Greensand in the Danish North Sea. This strategically significant order further strengthens Svanehøjâs position in carbon capture and storage (CCS), reinforcing its track record as a trusted specialist in critical equipment for liquefied gas.The INEOS-led Project Greensand will become the EUâs first full-scale COâ storage facility, contributing to climate change mitigation.
Bird-Friendly Lighting for Offshore Platforms, Ships
Offshore platforms of all shape and size offer a tempting respite for migratory birds, attracted by their lights. But landing on these structures can be a death sentence for tired birds that use up precious energy needed for their onward journey.To that end Glamox is now offering new bird-friendly lights. These new bird-friendly lights use an innovative green LED light that provides sufficient illumination to keep offshore workers and mariners safe while being less attractive to migratory birds.
Source Galileo, Portland Port to Progress Offshore Wind in English Channel
Renewable energy company Source Galileo has signed a non-exclusive memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Portland Port, a commercial port on the South Coast of England, to jointly advance offshore wind development off Dorset coast in English Channel.Portland Port has a history of servicing the offshore wind sector and is in discussions with potential partners to enable and support the future constructionâŠ
Strategic Marine to Build Survey Vessel for Odyssey Group
Singaporean shipbuilder Strategic Marine has signed a shipbuilding contract with Odyssey Group for a multi-purpose survey vessel, which will operated offshore Australia.Under the terms of the agreement, Strategic Marine will construct the advanced survey vessel tailored to meet Odyssey Groupâs specific operational needs.The vessel will be equipped with the latest technology, including gyro-stabilization for improved vessel stability and operational capabilityâŠ
Webinar: Offshore Wind: North American Opportunities and Challenges
Women Offshore & a Vibrant Maritime & Offshore Workforce
âThe Money Makerâ: MacGregor Gangway Solutions for Offshore Wind
A Maritime Life: Anu Peippo, Offshore Segment Director, Steerprop
Video: Jumbo Completes Offshore Wind Farm Project
The Hurting Offshore Energy Sector Faces a New Competitor
Engineering to Help Aquaculture Move Offshore
Gulf Marine Contractors is Bullish on the Future of U.S. Offshore Wind
BSEE Gears Up for Offshore Wind Oversight
LR Helps Offshore Operators Navigate Tough Technical Hurdles
