Norway’s Peak Group added the 3,171 dwt bulk vessel Peak Anfield to its fleet late last year.
According to Peak Group, the ship is operating on shortsea routes handling both bulk and project cargo.
Peak Group’s project cargo capable fleet also includes the five 3,931 dwt vessels – Peak Belfast, Peak Bergen, Peak Bilbao, Peak Bordeaux and Peak Bremen. These ships are supported by the company’s dry cargo and self-discharging fleet.
Spanish ministers have given the green light to the construction of a EUR13 million (USD13.7 million) solar PV plant that will supply power to the port of Bilbao’s onshore power system (OPS).
Guy Hindley has been appointed as chairman of the Baltic Exchange Council, effective January 1, 2025.
Fuel and emissions monitoring service, EmissionLink, said that it is simplifying the emissions management process with a series of solutions ahead of the Fuel EU Maritime regulations, due to come into effect in January 2025.
Portugal’s Laso Transportes will open a new complex worth EUR10 million (USD10.5 million) next year in the Basque Country, Spain.
UK-based Tugdock has been awarded a ‘Statement of Feasibility’ from DNV for its Tugdock Submersible Platform (TSP).
Drydocks World, in partnership with GE Vernova, will build and install Ostwind 4 – a 2 GW offshore wind grid connection in Germany.
