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operations March 31, 2026

Lithuanian Port Hosts Europe's First Joint Bio-LNG Bunkering

Offshore Energy reports that Anew Climate and Avenir have collaborated to perform the first joint bio-LNG bunkering in Europe at a Lithuanian port. This initiative marks a significant step towards low-carbon fuel solutions in the maritime industry.

Lithuanian port (LT)

Offshore Energy

gCaptain

operations March 31, 2026

China Confirms Passage of Three Ships Through Strait of Hormuz

Three Chinese vessels have sailed through the Strait of Hormuz following coordination with relevant parties, as reported by a foreign ministry spokesperson during a press briefing. The spokesperson emphasized the importance of peace and stability in the Gulf Region, according to gCaptain.

gCaptain

Offshore Energy

operations March 31, 2026

Ørsted Begins Turbine Installation at New US Offshore Wind Farm

Offshore Energy reports the installation of the first Siemens Gamesa 11 MW wind turbine at Ørsted's new US offshore wind farm has commenced. This marks a significant step in the development of the project, which will feature a total of 84 turbines.

Offshore Energy

Splash247

operations March 31, 2026

Cyclone Narelle Forces Shutdown of Stag Oilfield off Western Australia

Jadestone Energy's Stag oilfield, situated 60 km offshore Western Australia, has been damaged by cyclone Narelle, as reported by Splash247. The platform was demobilised on March 23 due to the cyclone's projected path, which escalated into a category 5 storm.

Splash247

gCaptain

operations March 30, 2026

Golden Pass LNG Begins Production Amid Hormuz Crisis

Golden Pass LNG has successfully produced its first liquefied natural gas from Train 1 at the Sabine Pass export terminal in Texas, marking a significant achievement for QatarEnergy’s investment, as reported by gCaptain. This development comes at a time when global gas flows are disrupted due to the Hormuz crisis.

Sabine Pass (US)

gCaptain

Seatrade Maritime

operations March 30, 2026

Port of Salalah to Gradually Resume Operations Post Drone Attack

Operations at the Port of Salalah in Oman, which was damaged in a drone attack on Saturday, are set to gradually resume on March 31, as reported by Seatrade Maritime. Maersk has announced that some operations will begin on Tuesday.

Port of Salalah (OM)

Seatrade Maritime

Offshore Energy

operations March 30, 2026

Seabed Preparation Begins for Dutch Offshore Wind Farm

Offshore Energy reports that seabed preparations have commenced at the OranjeWind project site, marking the initial phase of construction for a new offshore wind farm in the Netherlands. This development is a significant step in the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure in the region.

Offshore Energy

gCaptain

operations March 30, 2026

Russian Oil Tanker Delivers 100,000 Tons of Crude to Cuba Amid U.S. Blockade

As reported by gCaptain, a Russian oil tanker has delivered 100,000 metric tons of crude oil to Cuba, with Moscow pledging continued support to the island nation despite a U.S. blockade. The delivery underscores Russia's commitment to its allies in the region.

gCaptain

Offshore Energy

operations March 30, 2026

Jan De Nul Secures Nordlicht I Cable Protection Systems from CRP Subsea

Jan De Nul has contracted CRP Subsea to provide protection systems for inter-array cables, as reported by Offshore Energy. This order pertains to the Nordlicht I project, highlighting a significant collaboration in the maritime sector.

Offshore Energy

operations March 30, 2026

Reach Subsea Secures New Equinor Campaigns for USV Operations

Norway's Reach Subsea has landed two new call-offs under its frame agreement with Equinor, ensuring continued operations for its USV, as reported by Offshore Energy. These campaigns are part of a strategic effort to maintain the USV's deployment in various projects.

Offshore Energy