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France Opens USD 14 Billion Bidding Program to Build Five Offshore Wind Farms

France Opens USD 14 Billion Bidding Program to Build Five Offshore Wind Farms

France opened a 10 billion-euro ($14 billion) bidding program to build five wind farms at sea as it seeks to get 23 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020. The government opened the first round of bidding for the five zones which will have a maximum capacity of 3 gigawatts of offshore wind power. This first phase of bidding will support more than 10,000 jobs, Energy Minister Eric Besson said in a statement today.

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Norway: ConocoPhillips Receives Approval to Use COSLRigmar at Eldfisk

Norway: ConocoPhillips Receives Approval to Use COSLRigmar at Eldfisk

ConocoPhillips Skandinavia AS has received consent to use the mobile living quarters facility COSLRigmar at Eldfisk 2/7 FTP. The consent relates to the period from 1 June 2011 to 1 July 2015.

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UK: Second Sustainable Shipping Operator of the Year Award for Maersk Line

UK: Second Sustainable Shipping Operator of the Year Award for Maersk Line

Maersk Line wins its second Sustainable Shipping Operator of the Year Award. The award, presented by Sustainable Shipping at an awards ceremony in London on July 7, was given to Maersk Line in recognition of its investments in sustainable growth, CO2 reduction and advancement in creating industry transparency.

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Kelson Energy to Sell 968MW CCG Plant

Kelson Energy to Sell 968MW CCG Plant

Kelson Energy has signed a definitive agreement to sell its Magnolia combined cycle gas (CCG) plant in Mississippi, US, to Tennessee Valley Authority for an undisclosed sum.

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US DOE Offers Loan to Solar Projects in California

US DOE Offers Loan to Solar Projects in California

The US Department of Energy has offered a loan commitment worth several billion dollars for the construction of three solar plants in California, US.

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Techno Electric Secures Loan to Build 101MW Wind Farm in India

Techno Electric Secures Loan to Build 101MW Wind Farm in India

Techno Electric & Engineering has secured $80m in financing for the construction of the 101MW wind farm in Tirunaveli and Coimbatore in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

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Asia Fuel-Oil Discount Narrows; Gasoil Crack Rises: Oil Products

Asia Fuel-Oil Discount Narrows; Gasoil Crack Rises: Oil Products

Asia fuel oil’s discount to crude narrowed, signaling reduced losses for refiners turning oil into residual products. Gasoil’s crack spread widened.

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A golden age for natural gas is coming

A golden age for natural gas is coming

The International Energy Agency (IEA) recently issued a special report in its World Energy Outlook 2011 series titled Are we entering a golden age of gas? The report is specifically

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Vietnam Petrolimex plans refinery; pipeline for Chinese fuel

Vietnam Petrolimex plans refinery; pipeline for Chinese fuel

Petrolimex plans to expand into oil refining from its core business of distributing fuel and wants to build Vietnam's first pipeline to China to help the Southeast Asian country

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Feature: Gone fishin’

Feature: Gone fishin’

You can tell it’s nearly summer because there is a hint of desperation in the air; that and the smell of gasoline. In the US, the 4 July holiday week-end heralded the start

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Oil Speculators Distorting Shipping Market -China Cosco Executive

Oil Speculators Distorting Shipping Market -China Cosco Executive

State-owned China Ocean Shipping (Group) Co. said Monday that oil-price speculators are currently the biggest headache for the global shipping industry, rather than

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Wilhelmsen Ships Service completes integration with Nalfleet

Wilhelmsen Ships Service completes integration with Nalfleet

Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS) has announced completion of the first phase of integration of the Nalfleet marine chemicals business.Nalfleet marine chemicals production

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Container capacity rises, rates fall

Container capacity rises, rates fall

Container lines are ignoring a drop in freight rates and bringing the highest proportion of the shipping fleet out of mothballs since 2008, when the global slump resulted in the industry’s biggest losses.

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Gulf states could use military sensors to track oil-spilling tankers

Gulf states could use military sensors to track oil-spilling tankers

Gulf states are using military sensors to track tankers leaking oil along the region’s coastline, a US-based defence expert told Arabian Business.“We work with countries

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Voluntary onboard tests improve training standards

Voluntary onboard tests improve training standards

Videotel Marine International, in association with the Chemical Distribution Institute (CDI), is pioneering a new voluntary Crew Knowledge and Proficiency (CKP)

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Navis Engineering to deliver DP system for Aura II

Navis Engineering to deliver DP system for Aura II

Finnish dynamic positioning system developer Navis Engineering has won a contract from STX Finland Oy to supply its NavDP4000 DP technology to Aura II, currently under

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Sevan Marine Slumps in Oslo on Proposal to Defer Debt Payments

Sevan Marine Slumps in Oslo on Proposal to Defer Debt Payments

Sevan Marine ASA (SEVAN), a Norwegian maker of floating oil-production and storage vessels, fell the most in six weeks in Oslo trading after proposing to defer debt

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In Iran, sanctions aim at shipping lifeline

In Iran, sanctions aim at shipping lifeline

On June 30, the Danish shipping giant Maersk startled Iran’s trade officials by abruptly pulling out of the country’s three largest ports. Company officials said little about the decision, but the timing was striking: A week earlier, the Obama

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Container Capacity to Expand Next Year

Container Capacity to Expand Next Year

Next year will see 1.55MTEU added to the global containership fleet, an expansion of 9.5% and increasing available capacity to 16.8MTEU, according to Braemar Seascope.

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USA: South Carolina and North Carolina Collaborate to Accelerate Development of Offshore Wind Energy

USA: South Carolina and North Carolina Collaborate to Accelerate Development of Offshore Wind Energy

Representatives from South Carolina and North Carolina met in Charlotte in June to discuss opportunities for collaborating to accelerate the development of offshore wind energy on the south Atlantic seaboard. The meeting is being heralded as a significant first step towards regional collaboration for offshore wind in the Southeast.

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