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WinGD drives the modernization of LNG carriers using VCR technology to meet environmental objectives without shutting down operations or replacing current assets.

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Van Oord completes coastal maintenance in Noord-Beveland with bio-GNL

Ruth Arteaga · January 12, 2026

Van Oord completed coastal maintenance in Zeeland using only bio-LNG, marking a technical breakthrough in offshore decarbonization.

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INSW, Bluetech and Norsepower drive the future of wind-powered tankers

Ruth Arteaga · January 11, 2026

The SeaWasp design proves that wind assistance can be effectively integrated into modern tankers with tangible energy results.

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Damen Galati moves forward with robotic welding thanks to Pemamek

Ruth Arteaga · January 11, 2026

Damen Galati automates its shipbuilding production with Pemamek welding systems and redefines the role of workers in the industry.

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Damen strengthens Fairplay Towage and Louis Meyer fleet with new tugs

Ruth Arteaga · January 11, 2026

The new tugboats incorporate technology to reduce emissions and noise, meeting the efficiency requirements of international standards.

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WinGD accelerates maritime decarbonization with ready-to-operate solutions

Simón González · January 11, 2026

The maritime industry is facing a turning point: decarbonization is no longer a future goal, it is an operational urgency.

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Damen Naval strengthens presence in Colombia with Georg Fischer LATAM in PES project

Ruth Arteaga · January 11, 2026

Georg Fischer LATAM will provide key technology and training for the construction of the SIGMA frigate in Colombia.

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ABB to electrify Rotterdam harbor with world’s largest shore power system

Ruth Arteaga · January 10, 2026

Onshore power system will supply 32 vessels simultaneously and reduce 96,000 metric tons of CO₂ per year from 2030.

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Ulstein Verft kicks off 2026 with the launch and berthing of two CSOVs

Simón González · January 10, 2026

The Norwegian shipyard starts 2026 with the deployment of CSOV 322 and 323 vessels for offshore services.

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SBM Offshore secures operation of FPSO Mondo and Saxi Batuque in Angola until 2032

Joshua Falcón · January 9, 2026

Activities will include equipment renewal, technical improvements and assurance of operating standards.

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Variable compression ratio as a modernization path to 2030

Van Oord completes coastal maintenance in Noord-Beveland with bio-GNL

INSW, Bluetech and Norsepower drive the future of wind-powered tankers

Damen Galati moves forward with robotic welding thanks to Pemamek

Damen strengthens Fairplay Towage and Louis Meyer fleet with new tugs

WinGD accelerates maritime decarbonization with ready-to-operate solutions

Damen Naval strengthens presence in Colombia with Georg Fischer LATAM in PES project

ABB to electrify Rotterdam harbor with world’s largest shore power system

Ulstein Verft kicks off 2026 with the launch and berthing of two CSOVs

SBM Offshore secures operation of FPSO Mondo and Saxi Batuque in Angola until 2032