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Why We Need Better Anchoring Systems for Floating Offshore Wind

Why We Need Better Anchoring Systems for Floating Offshore Wind

By The Conversation
May 29, 2023
[By Benjamin Cerfontaine and Susan Gourvenec] Growing demand for cleaner energy sources means offshore wind farms are being built all over the world. More than 5,000 turbines must be installed each...
Interview: Katharina Stanzel, Managing Director, Intertanko

Interview: Katharina Stanzel, Managing Director, Intertanko

By Tony Munoz
May 29, 2023
“Serendipity and coincidence” brought Katharina Stanzel to INTERTANKO twelve years ago, and the unlikely combination of a marine biologist and the world’s leading independent tanker owners has been a...
Shaping the Industry by Introducing New Offshore Transfer System

Shaping the Industry by Introducing New Offshore Transfer System

By The Maritime Executive
May 29, 2023
[By: PALFINGER] Designed specifically for marine applications, the OPTS facilitates the safe and efficient transfer of people and cargo between a vessel and an offshore installation such as a wind...
Allseas' Pioneering Spirit Scoops Up Offshore Power Platform Contracts

Allseas' Pioneering Spirit Scoops Up Offshore Power Platform Contracts

By The Maritime Executive
May 28, 2023
Swiss heavy lift company Allseas may have designed the one-of-a-kind hydraulic lift ship Pioneering Spirit for the offshore oil and gas sector, but it is proving just as useful for offshore wind. The...
Future Cost-Competitiveness of Hydro-Kinetic Turbines

Future Cost-Competitiveness of Hydro-Kinetic Turbines

By Harry Valentine
May 28, 2023
Some 10 years ago, a submerged hydro-kinetic turbine was installed in the swift current of a section of the St. Lawrence River, southwest of Montreal, Canada. The power authority of Quebec eventually...
Squid Fisheries are Booming in a Regulatory Vacuum

Squid Fisheries are Booming in a Regulatory Vacuum

By Dialogue Earth
May 28, 2023
[By Olive Heffernan] In Peru, it goes by pota. In Chile, it’s known as jibia, and in Mexico “the red devil” after its tendency to turn rouge when hooked. In English, it is the Humboldt squid. Howev...
Royal Navy Completes Conversion of PSV into Minehunting Mother Ship

Royal Navy Completes Conversion of PSV into Minehunting Mother Ship

By The Maritime Executive
May 26, 2023
Four months after taking delivery on a commercial offshore service vessel used in the oil and gas and wind sectors, the Royal Navy rolled out its newest ship RFA Sterling Castle. Making her way down t...
Norden Acquires Thorco Projects to Further Expand in Breakbulk Segment

Norden Acquires Thorco Projects to Further Expand in Breakbulk Segment

By The Maritime Executive
May 26, 2023
In a further move to expand its business in the general cargo segment, Danish shipping company Norden reported today that it will acquire the Thorco Projects business, a compatriot Danish shipping ope...
Wind Turbine Components Arrive as Offshore Work Starts for Vineyard 1

Wind Turbine Components Arrive as Offshore Work Starts for Vineyard 1

By The Maritime Executive
May 26, 2023
In another sign that the U.S.’s ambitions to catch up and start its offshore wind power industry are finally showing progress, the first turbine components for the Vineyard Wind project off Massachuse...
French Sail Cargo Ship Launched in Vietnam

French Sail Cargo Ship Launched in Vietnam

By The Maritime Executive
May 26, 2023
French sail cargo company and chocolatier Grain de Sail recently marked the next key milestone in its efforts to develop a carbon-free logistics business. The company reports that the hull of its seco...

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