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Marathon Petroleum restarts fuel units at Texas refinery sources say
Marathon Petroleum to restart key fuel units at Galveston Bay refinery; repairs on fire-damaged units set to finish by mid-November.
Fincantieri, Italy, launches underwater drone to defend submarine infrastructure
Fincantieri launches its first underwater drone to safeguard submarine infrastructure, shifting focus to the lucrative submarine market.
Trump Halt on Offshore Wind Hits US Shipbuilders, Ports
Trump's offshore wind halt impacts U.S. shipbuilders and ports, causing major financial losses and uncertain future investments.
Trump's attack on offshore wind has a knock-on effect for US shipbuilders and ports
Trump's stance on offshore wind disrupts US shipbuilding and port industries, risking billions in investments and jobs.
Offshore Industry Majors Join Forces for Next-Gen Subsea Flowline Tech
Offshore energy giants team up on FlowHeat tech to cut subsea project costs and emissions, boosting efficiency and market potential.
Vard Picks SMST to Supply Equipment for North Star’s New SOVs
SMST secures contract with Vard for mission equipment on North Star's new hybrid-powered Service Operation Vessels.
Maersk tests Brazilian-ethanol blend to make cleaner marine fuel
Maersk is testing a cleaner fuel blend with Brazilian ethanol to reduce maritime carbon emissions, opening new markets for Brazilian ethanol.
Salvage operation underway for LPG tanker MV Falcon following explosion in Gulf of Aden
Salvage efforts for LPG tanker MV Falcon underway in Gulf of Aden after explosion; crew missing, private company involved in operation.
EU Naval Mission says LPG-laden Tanker is on Fire Off Yemen
EU Naval Mission reports tanker MV Falcon on fire off Yemen after explosion. Crew evacuated; two missing. Caution advised due to potential explosion.
Analysts say that oil deliveries are disrupted due to congestion in Antwerp's port after the pilots' strike.
Oil deliveries disrupted at Antwerp's port due to pilots' strike, causing congestion with 188 ships waiting. Port operating at 70% capacity.
Horse Powertrain executive: We are working with Leapmotor Chery JAC and JAC to expand our global market.
Horse Powertrain collaborates with Leapmotor, Chery, and JAC to expand into global markets, aiming for leadership in engine manufacturing by 2035.
Canada's Horizon Aircraft selects Pratt & Whitney engines for its hybrid aircraft
Horizon Aircraft chooses Pratt & Whitney's PT6A engine for its hybrid air taxi, the Cavorite X7, enhancing efficiency and sustainability.
Swedish Firm to Deliver Carbon-Neutral Surveys for Baltic Sea OW Projects
Njord Survey to provide carbon-neutral geophysical and ROV seabed surveys for Baltic Sea offshore wind projects in agreement with 50Hertz.
Maersk cancels $475 Million contract for offshore Wind vessel
Maersk cancels $475M contract for Seatrium's nearly complete offshore wind vessel due to construction delays, impacting Empire Wind project.
Palfinger’s Specialized Nacelle Cranes Lift Vestas’ 15MW Turbine Ops
Palfinger Marine's specialized nacelle cranes enhance Vestas 15MW turbine ops, boosting offshore wind sector growth and innovation.
Container traffic at Rotterdam's port is disrupted by a strike by lashers for higher wages
Container traffic at Rotterdam's port is disrupted by a strike for higher wages, impacting Europe's largest seaport and surrounding areas.
Antwerp-Bruges shipping disrupted by industrial action of harbour pilots
Antwerp-Bruges shipping hit by 4-day strike of harbour pilots, disrupting marine traffic. Pension reform protests cause major delays.
Sumitomo, a Japanese company, wins a Singapore grant for developing ammonia as marin fuel
Sumitomo wins Singapore grant to develop ammonia as marine fuel, advancing decarbonization efforts in the shipping industry.
SHI’s 15MW Floating Wind Platform Gets ABS Approval
SHI's 15MW SnapWind Float platform gets ABS approval, advancing floating offshore wind turbine tech with stability and efficiency.