Cristina Saenz de Santa Maria, CEO Maritime at DNV. " "OCCS has potential as a pathway for a large part of the existing fleet."

New DNV recommended practice establishes measurement framework for OCCS

As we reported earlier, developer Carbon Ridge recently reported that one of its centrifugal onboard carbon capture and storage (OCCS) systems fitted onboard the 109,999 dwt, 2015-built Scorpio Tankers vessel STI Spiga

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant: Iran has committed to free and open transit in the Strait of Hormuz.

Uptick in Strait of Hormuz transits, but for how long?

After weekend reports that Iran had again closed the Strait of Hormuz, this morning brought news of an uptick in transits. That came after high-level U.S.-Iran negotiations at Switzerland’s Bürgenstock Resort concluded

Fortescue and CMB.TECH have signed an agreement for the charter of up to 12 ammonia-capable dry bulk vessels

Fortescue to charter up to 12 ammonia-capable CMB.TECH Newcastlemax bulkers

In another indicator that ammonia-fueled vessels are becoming a reaity, Australian mining giant Fortescue and CMB.TECH have signed an agreement for the charter of up to 12 ammonia-capable dry bulk vessels Under

Ryan Zehl: “Offshore workers do some of the most physically demanding and dangerous work in the world. When the companies they work for fail to give them a safe place to do that work, we hold them fully accountable.”

Zehl & Associates secures $16M Jones Act settlement for injured drillship worker

Houston personal injury law firm Zehl & Associates reports that last year it secured a $16 million settlement on behalf of an injured offshore worker — a result recognized by TopVerdicts as

Don Davis [Photo: OCIMF]

OCIMF names Don Davis its new managing director

OCIMF reports that Don Davis has been named its new managing director. He joins OCIMF onsecondment from Chevron and assumes his new role on July 1, 2026. He succeeds Karen Davis, who

Mines add to continuingthreat environment in Strait of Hormuz

Strait of Hormuz may be “open,” but mines are still a danger

Following the signing of an MOU between the U.S. and Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is officially open to shipping, but don’t expect normality to return any time soon … with BIMCO

FMD CEO George Whittier addresses Talent Pipeline Program (TPP) Signing Day event

Fairbanks Morse Defense holds Talent Pipeline Program (TPP) event

Beloit, Wis.-based Fairbanks Morse Defense (FMD) recently hosted a regional Talent Pipeline Program (TPP) Signing Day event to celebrate new hires entering the U.S. defense industrial base workforce through the U.S. Navy’s

P-12 Voyager. [Photo: Candela AB]

VIDEO: Candela debuts new and luxurious P-12 Voyager

Swedish e-foiler pioneer Candela AB has unveiled the first P-12 Voyager, a luxury version of its P-12 vessel that pairs a luxurious lounge-style interior with the hydrofoil experience, which many passengers describe

Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum: "We applaud Invenergy for recognizing the importance of baseload power and investing in energy solutions that deliver real benefits to American consumers.”

Interior in $765M offshore wind buy-out deal with Invenergy

The U.S. Department of the Interior has agreed to pay Invenergy $765 million in return for terminating its affiliates’ four offshore wind leases located in the New York Bight, Central Coast of

ME-LGIA ammonia engine TAT will be the final one at the RCC in Copenhagen before its location is moved outside the city in late-2027. [Photo: Everllence]

Successful TAT moves Everllence’s ME-LGIA ammonia engine closer to sea trials

Everllence reports that its ME-LGIA ammonia-burning engine has successfully completed its Type Approval Test (TAT) at the company’s Research Centre Copenhagen (RCC). Eight classification societies oversaw the testing that took place June

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