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Vessels that ‘fly’ above the River Derwent could soon be ferrying Hobart commuters and tourists between New Norfolk and Opossum Bay.
Shell will take on approximately US$2.8 billion in net debt and leases resulting in an enterprise value of approximately US$16.4 billion.

DeepOcean wins offshore wind work in Taiwan

DeepOcean’s scope of work includes installation of the inter-array cables that connect the wind turbines to the offshore substations

Archer secures three-year contract extension with Equinor for wireline and intervention services

The extension represents a total contract value of approximately NOK 3 billion

Saipem: new offshore contract by ExxonMobil Guyana

Once approved, the full contract will have an expected duration of around four years

Eni has unveiled a new natural gas discovery off the coast of Indonesia

Eni’s major Geliga Gas Discovery Confirms the Strategic Potential of Indonesia’s Kutei Basin and Unlocks Significant New Volumes for Domestic and International Markets

NYK, HEPCO target maritime decarbonization with OCCS study

Launching Joint Study Toward Decarbonizing International Supply Chains

Dajin completes 40,000 DWT deck carrier maiden voyage after 12,000 nautical mile transit

The cargo is destined for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, a project expected to rank among the largest globally once operational.

Saipem awarded two offshore contracts in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

For the offshore operations, Saipem will employ its construction vessels that are currently deployed in the region.

Judge orders turbine manufacturer to stick with Massachusetts offshore wind farm project

Vineyard Wind went to court last week after GE Renewables said it would be terminating its contracts for turbine services and maintenance.

Start of the FSRU conversion works for the EemsEnergyTerminal

EXMAR has now secured the vessel for the conversion project, being a dual fuel diesel electric membrane LNG carrier.

Vineyard Wind sues GE Vernova to block it from abandoning work on wind farm

Massachusetts’ only offshore wind project is under serious threat again, but this time, it’s not at the hands of the Trump administration.

Hexicon completes divestment of the TwinHub Project

Following a combination of significant increases in inflationary pressures and supply chain costs, Hexicon recognised an impairment on the Project in December 2025

Easing US sanctions did not help Russia increase seaborne oil shipments

The key limiting factor was disruptions in port infrastructure, primarily in Primorsk and Ust-Luga.

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