Rolls-Royce bets on hybrid trucks for sustainable mining
Rolls-Royce will test MTU hybrid systems for mining trucks with the aim of reducing emissions and operating costs.
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TKF will supply submarine cables for the Zeevonk wind farm
TKF will supply 66 kV submarine cables for the first phase of the Zeevonk offshore wind project in the Netherlands.
Vestas tests red blades to protect birds in offshore wind energy
Vestas evaluates red blades on offshore turbines to reduce potential impacts on seabirds in wind farms.
Idemitsu strengthens fossil fuel business amid global energy crisis
Idemitsu readjusts its energy strategy with new investments in oil, refining and liquefied natural gas.
Shell is preparing to exit the retail fuel market in France
Shell reorganizes its assets in France to focus on oil production, natural gas and LNG expansion.
VICINAY MARINE and TECNALIA develop offshore anti-corrosion sensor
The new sensor allows real-time monitoring of corrosion in offshore mooring lines and optimizes predictive maintenance.
ABS and Seatrium accelerate offshore maritime invention and sustainability
ABS and Seatrium will develop sustainable offshore technologies focused on maritime innovation, regulation and decarbonization.
Worley and Baker Hughes accelerate global sustainable LNG solutions
The alliance seeks to accelerate global LNG projects through modular technologies and low-emission energy solutions.
Larvotto accelerates tungsten exploration at Curry’s Block in Australia
Larvotto confirmed new tungsten and gold opportunities at Curry’s Block through historical review and future drilling.
New Wave Offshore Energy wins MWS contract for Shell’s Orca project
New Wave Offshore Energy will oversee offshore operations of Shell's Orca project in Brazil's deepwaters.
NeuConnect receives 14 transformers for the UK–Germany link
NeuConnect advances its HVDC interconnector after completing transformer delivery and surpassing 300 km of subsea cabling.
40 ships bound for India remain stranded in the Strait of Hormuz
More than 40 vessels carrying energy products and fertilizers remain held up in the Persian Gulf due to the Hormuz crisis.