K Line Switches to Bio-LNG: Fewer Emissions, More Environmental Protection
Japanese operator K Line has signed a long-term contract to supply biomethane (bio-LNG) for its cargo vessels. The company expects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 60,800 tonnes per year. Bio-LNG is ISCC-EU certified and complies with EU renewable energy directives. ⏺With the switch to bio-LNG, changes to vessel fueling and operation procedures are […]
Learn moreThe US is changing its offshore production oversight system.
The Trump administration is launching a reform of offshore oil and gas regulation. 🔺 What’s happening:— two key regulators are being merged: 👉 into a new structure—Marine Minerals Administration 🔻These agencies were separated after the 2010 disaster. An explosion on a drilling platform killed 11 people and caused the largest oil spill in US history.After […]
Learn moreThe Bahamas Updates Maritime Regulations
New regulations of the Bahamas Maritime Authority will come into effect on April 1, 2026. These include changes to vessel registration, fees, standards for seafarers, inspections, and incident investigations. This is the first complete revision in 15 years. The laws have been made more flexible, allowing them to be more quickly adjusted to market and […]
Learn moreThe US is launching development of a new generation of supply vessels.
The American company Vard Marine US has received a contract from the US Navy to develop a concept for the future logistics fleet – the Next Generation Logistics Ship (NGLS) project, also known as the T-AOL light supply tanker. 🔺What does this mean:The new class of vessels will be:— smaller and more maneuverable than traditional […]
Learn moreNew CSOV arrives in Europe: Damen and Windcat strengthen their offshore fleet
Damen and Windcat unveiled a new vessel, the Windcat Amsterdam, the first in the Elevation Series (CSOV), which has already arrived in Europe. The vessel was built at Ha Long Shipyard and is designed to accommodate up to 120 people. ⚙️ Key features:— designed for the construction, commissioning, and maintenance of offshore facilities— functions as […]
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