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Germany Rejects TotalEnergies NSE2 Offshore Wind Exit
Germany has rejected TotalEnergies’ request to return its 1.5 GW NSE2 offshore wind concession, saying tender awards remain binding.
Dali Chief Engineer Charged Over Baltimore Bridge Collapse
U.S. federal prosecutors charged Dali’s chief engineer over alleged safety reporting failures before the container ship struck Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six workers.
Damen Starts MP ASV Build as Windcat Fleet Expands
Damen Shipyards Group has named Windcat Antwerpen and started construction of its first MP ASV, advancing multi-role offshore wind support capability.
Invenergy to Exit Four US Offshore Wind Leases in $765 Million Deal
Invenergy will surrender four US offshore wind leases under a $765 million settlement with the Department of the Interior, redirecting capital toward natural gas and geothermal energy projects.
Equinor Advances Ringvei Vest Subsea Concept
Equinor and partners have selected the Ringvei Vest subsea concept, targeting 240 million barrels of oil equivalent through Troll B.
European Offshore Wind Supported 180,000 Jobs in 2025
Europe’s offshore wind sector supported 180,000 jobs and generated EUR 26 billion in economic value in 2025, led by new wind farm construction and expanding operations.
Hanwha Ocean Signs Canada FLNG MOU Ahead of Submarine Bid Decision
Hanwha Ocean has signed an MOU with Kanata for a Canada FLNG export project near Prince Rupert as the CPSP submarine bid decision approaches.
Persian Gulf Hull Cleaning Demand Jumps Ahead of Hormuz Reopening
Demand for commercial diving crews is rising sharply as about 600 vessels in the Persian Gulf prepare for a possible Strait of Hormuz reopening after months of disruption.
Ming Yang and Oceanic Wind Explore BC Offshore Wind Investment
Ming Yang Smart Energy and Oceanic Wind Energy signed an MoU to assess investment options for a 1.5 GW–2 GW Indigenous-led offshore wind project in British Columbia.
