Throughout 2026, the vessels Acta Hercules, Acta Gemini and Acta Aquarius will be added, expanding its operational capacity and consolidating its position in the marine renewable energy sector.
The Romanian port modernizes its operations with two LHM 600 electric cranes to increase its heavy lift capacity and logistical sustainability.
Dynamic operations such as those implemented at Ramme could transform carbon-intensive industrial sectors and offer sustainable, local energy supply solutions.
The oil company and the mining company are advancing in a joint strategy that promotes the use of cleaner energy and strengthens supply logistics in Brazil.
Transparency in this sector will be crucial in moving towards a truly low-carbon energy grid.
The company plans to supply low-emission ammonia from the Blue Point Project, located in the USA.
The infrastructure thus becomes the first in the North Sea to produce natural gas with energy from wind.
The company plans future infrastructure expansions to keep pace with the growth of the energy market.
The move responds to the need to optimize operations in the Europe and Middle East regions by consolidating legacy assets under a dedicated operating structure.
This 2026 will force oil and gas companies to move with precision in a terrain of competing pressures. How they allocate their capital and reshape their strategies will define their relevance over the next decade.
The vessel will be equipped with a hydraulic A-frame with a capacity of 45 tons and a winch with active wave compensation.
The acquired machinery will participate in the projects and will obtain a technical role in the execution of these projects.
