In the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes Seatrade Maritime News Editor, Marcus Hand, and Europe Editor, Gary Howard, discuss and comment on the stories that stood out on Seatrade Maritime News during the last month.
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Saudi Aramco expects its offshore support vessel (OSV) fleet to grow 50% to around 450 craft in the next five years, a senior official has said.
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Who are Saudi Arabia’s biggest shipowners? When it comes to the answer by total fleet value and by numbers, it is little surprise to see Bahri coming out top.
In the latest episode of the Maritime Podcast hear from veteran maritime professional, Fazel Fazelbhoy on his wealth of experience in the Middle East and his advice to aspiring entrepreneurs entering the marine and offshore marine world.
As the shipping and offshore industries move towards green fuels demonstration projects for vessels and floating production units safety will be key to ensure any further progress.
Larger offshore wind turbines are driving demand for higher capacity wind turbine installation vessels (WTIVs), but owners face a dilemma when ordering newbuilds if turbines continue to grow.
A license to test four new floating offshore wind turbines at Norway’s Marine Energy Test Center (METCentre) on the country’s west coast affirms Norway’s position as a pioneer in floating wind development.
A new offshore wind vessel owning company in Singapore – Cyan Renewables – aims to own and operate a $1bn fleet within five years.
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