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CLPe and CNOOC lead unprecedented LNG operation for a VLCC in Hong Kong waters

Ruth Arteaga · March 4, 2026

The first LNG supply to a VLCC from a vessel at anchor marks a turning point for Hong Kong in maritime energy logistics.

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Prysmian Enhances Submarine Cable Capacity to Reduce Energy Costs

Joshua Falcón · March 4, 2026

Through this technology, the integration of direct current networks becomes more efficient and simpler.

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Sintana and Chevron Launch Offshore Exploration in Uruguay with 3D Seismic Campaign

Ruth Arteaga · March 4, 2026

Chevron and Sintana begin seismic acquisition in Uruguay to evaluate the potential of block OFF-1 off the Atlantic coast.

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The CMA CGM Osmium vessel begins operations off the Mexican coast

Joshua Falcón · March 3, 2026

The company will boost the flow of goods to Mexico’s Pacific ports.

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U.S. Seeks Forfeiture of Tanker Skipper Linked to Iranian and Venezuelan Networks

Joshua Falcón · March 2, 2026

The civil action represents a significant material loss for the regimes involved and, at the same time, a critical fracture in the evasion logistics…

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Seatrium Delivers Next-Generation WTIV Vessel for Empire Wind Offshore Wind Farm

Joshua Falcón · March 2, 2026

The specialized wind turbine installation vessel has been transferred to Maersk Offshore Wind after successfully completing sea trials in Singapore.

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Ammonia marine engine passes key validation tests

Ruth Arteaga · March 1, 2026

Validated on land, the X52DF-A engine represents a concrete step towards the use of ammonia in commercial vessels with net-zero emissions.

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Viking Energy pioneers ammonia operation in the North Sea

Ruth Arteaga · March 1, 2026

The Viking Energy will be the first offshore supply vessel to operate on ammonia as its primary fuel during real commercial operations.

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Seatrium cuts costs with sale of assets in 2026

Ruth Arteaga · February 24, 2026

Seatrium confirms the sale of key assets as part of its transition to a leaner and more efficient operating model by 2026.

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Damen Shipyards Group Delivers Multi Cat 3113 C-Trojan to Leask Marine

CLPe and CNOOC lead unprecedented LNG operation for a VLCC in Hong Kong waters

Prysmian Enhances Submarine Cable Capacity to Reduce Energy Costs

Sintana and Chevron Launch Offshore Exploration in Uruguay with 3D Seismic Campaign

The CMA CGM Osmium vessel begins operations off the Mexican coast

U.S. Seeks Forfeiture of Tanker Skipper Linked to Iranian and Venezuelan Networks

Seatrium Delivers Next-Generation WTIV Vessel for Empire Wind Offshore Wind Farm

Ammonia marine engine passes key validation tests

Viking Energy pioneers ammonia operation in the North Sea

Seatrium cuts costs with sale of assets in 2026