In the Gulf of Mexico, Enbridge and BP’s research vessel Brooks McCall collects geological samples to de-risk pipeline projects, while TDI-Brooks expands its global footprint with similar missions worldwide. The data gathered could determine the success or failure of billion-dollar energy infrastructure investments.
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Houston-based Gate Energy and South Koreas Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on engineering, procurement, construction, and installation projects for global oil and gas markets, adapting each project case-by-case to meet volatile offshore demands. The partnership leverages HHIs construction strength and Gates commissioning expertise, building on their successful collaborations in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The maritime industry is undergoing a tectonic shift as the Digital Twin Project, led by ClassNK and NAPA, concludes Phase 3 trials, enabling shared digital models that break down barriers between shipowners, builders, and stakeholders. This innovation promises operational efficiency, cost reduction, and environmental benefits by optimizing designs using real-world data.
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The European Commission awarded nearly 1 billion to 15 green hydrogen projects, with eight targeting the maritime sector to reduce shipping emissions. Winning projects will produce 2.2 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen over a decade, cutting CO emissions by 15 million tonnes.
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Four Argyll and Bute businesses have secured a spot in Scotlands offshore wind revolution through the Fit for Offshore Renewables program, gaining tailored mentoring to compete in the booming clean energy sector. The initiative, backed by ScottishPower Renewables MachairWind project, bridges local expertise with global opportunities in offshore wind.
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