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Vard starts construction of hybrid vessel for Japanese wind energy

The vessel will feature a 250 metric ton all-electric subsea crane, a remarkable innovation in design and functionality.

International Fender Provider (IFP) carefully supervised the STS operation in accordance with current regulations.

The technology supplied and employed by MAN Cryo in Project 821 allows the superyacht to operate silently.

This drone has a payload capacity of 100 kg and a range of 100 km, as a commercially competitive solution for heavy lift in offshore wind…

The project also seeks to expand the fuel cell capacity from 100 kW to 2 MW of power.

Authorities have assured that the air quality and drinking water supply in the affected areas remain safe.

The Alaska project aims to boost economic growth and increase energy independence for coastal communities.

This initiative positions EXMAR and HD Hyundai Mipo in the quest to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.

The CARMA project will enable precise navigation and exploration of the seabed at depths of up to 3,000 meters.

The new catamaran incorporates a "green bow" design that improves stability and fuel efficiency, a first for the Los Angeles Harbor Police fleet.

CCRV will use hydrogen fuel cells for 75% of its missions, setting a new standard in sustainable oceanographic research.

The increase in depth of the Panama Canal to 48 feet will facilitate the passage of larger, more heavily laden vessels.