Auckland port seeks sustainable alternatives with new Seafuels tanker
Seafuels' new vessel will be able to supply biodiesel and methanol, advancing the port's plans to achieve zero emissions by 2050.
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Damen moves forward with construction of BC Ferries’ Island class ferries
The four shuttles currently under construction are based on the Damen 8117 electric shuttle design.
U.S. and Hanwha work on major U.S. shipyard restart
The company has completed several maintenance, repair and overhaul contracts for the U.S. Navy and is exploring new construction opportunities.
Seahorse Freight Association announces winners of 2025 Journalism Awards
This event brought together experts and professionals from the freight forwarding, air cargo, maritime and logistics sectors.
ABS approves Hanwha Ocean’s remote control functions for FPSO
The approval allows both companies to leverage their strengths and expertise to develop advanced solutions for the offshore industry.
ENGIE Chile announces progress in the construction of BESS Arica project
The BESS Arica facility is part of the transformation roadmap that ENGIE Chile is implementing nationwide.
Zelestra secures FER X auction for 60 MW solar capacity in Italy
The company aims to have the eight new solar plants fully operational by the end of the first half of 2028.
ADB approves loan to accelerate solar system installation in India
ADB is a multilateral development bank that promotes inclusive, resilient and sustainable growth in Asia and the Pacific.
Nigeria denounces ORANO after discovery of 400 tons of radioactive nuclei in Madaouela
The discovery of this nuclear waste has generated great concern due to the risks to the health of the local population and the environment.
SMAST studies impact of wind energy on commercial fisheries
The institution is recognized for its expertise in the "study of the impacts of wind farms on fishing activities".
Ecopetrol begins exporting petrochemicals through the Port of Buenaventura
Buenaventura's strategic location on the Pacific coast has been a determining factor in this decision, as it allows a more direct and efficient connection with South American markets.
DOE announces $134 million in funding to strengthen rare earth supply
These projects are expected to foster new industrial capabilities within the country and contribute to greater technological autonomy.