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Fugro strengthens its presence in Brazil with new contracts
Fugro will deploy FCV® 3000 ROV systems on two different vessels to operate in highly complex regions.
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Sungrow powers Ronico with solar energy in the Netherlands
The production of 300 million tulips annually is now supported by solar energy thanks to Sungrow and Zonzo.
Maritime
G E Shipping expands fleet with purchase of Kamsarmax bulk carrier
With the new acquisitions, the company will increase its fleet by almost 8%, from 38 to 41 vessels in a single quarter.
New Energies
U.S. halts construction of offshore wind farm 80% complete
The U.S. government has halted activities at Revolution Wind, an offshore wind farm 80% complete, citing national security concerns.
New Energies
Zaldívar solar project receives approvals and sets construction for 2026
The solar plant seeks to establish a technical component that will allow interconnection to the electrical system while it obtains environmental authorization.
New Energies
J-ENG launches world’s first commercial ammonia-fueled engine
The engine reduces more than 90% of greenhouse gases with an ammonia co-combustion rate of 95%.
Maritime
Maritime Authority of Singapore announced vessel collision in Tanah Merah
On September 1, the tranquility of the waters off Tanah Merah, Singapore, was disturbed by a maritime incident involving two major vessels: the Singapore-flagged…
New Energies
Accelerator could produce tritium for fusion from nuclear waste
The Los Alamos proposal is to create a particle accelerator-driven system using molten salt technology to generate tritium from these wastes.
Upstream
Shearwater begins first deepwater node seismic survey in Ghana
This operational continuity has allowed it to optimize processes and apply proven technologies in new marine environments.
Oil and Gas
Equinor obtains authorization to drill the 6407/1-B-2 H well.
Drilling the well will provide key data to assess the continuity of the Kristin South reservoir.
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