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OSS Jasmund starts crossing from Rotterdam to the Baltic Sea

OSS Jasmund will connect the Windanker wind farm to the grid from the Baltic Sea, strengthening the northern European energy system.

The Laura Mærsk engine maintained full efficiency when operating on a 50/50 blend of ethanol and methanol in recent tests.

The BC-Wind wind farm will supply some 500,000 homes per year with renewable energy.

This is the tenth SX222-design CSOV to be built by Ulstein since 2022.

Adani plans to use Peruvian copper at its Gujarat refinery, one of the world's largest at a single location.

Designed under 5000 TB, Deltamarin's chemical vessel avoids the European ETS regime without losing operational capability.

The 15-year contract covers 14 LNG carriers and guarantees technical support, spare parts and training.

The company shares the keys of the year and anticipates the challenges of 2026 for the regional logistics sector.

Sails can reduce fuel consumption by 5% to 25% or more under favorable conditions.

Van Oord leveled the seabed at a depth of 117 meters to install a gravity structure in an environment with icebergs and hurricanes.

This contract ensures the vessel's operability within the framework of the ONGC project currently managed by HAL.

STS cranes are equipped with advanced safety systems, such as snag protection and anti-sway systems.