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Inyanga Marine Energy adds new hybrid offshore vessel

The Tor Boreas vessel can operate in adverse weather conditions and is equipped for subsea inspections and ROV support in offshore wind energy.

The $600 million contract improves power supply to southwest Vietnam.

The agreement between Bourbon and Eni is a step forward in the consolidation of specialized maritime services in the Gulf of Guinea.

The hull cleaning system operates while the vessel is underway, without the need to stop.

Poland's FSRU will be the main component of the new LNG terminal in Gdańsk and will operate permanently in the Baltic Sea.

Harvesting took place on a five-hectare underwater farm located between wind turbines, using no soil, fresh water or fertilizers.

The 12.25" BRUTE Armor system achieved 12,850 psid of differential pressure in its first successful deployment in the Gulf of America.

TotalEnergies and CMA CGM will jointly operate the first LNG bunker vessel permanently based in Rotterdam.

This is the first test of a solid oxide generator in an operational FPSO unit.

Such cooperation has been important in addressing issues such as manning, technical requirements and regulatory compliance.

It is one of the largest marine fuel cell engine orders on record to date.

The paint system will operate inside a 140-meter-long booth designed specifically for large-scale components.