Ferry with 60 passengers runs aground in Scotland
The MV Pentalina had 60 people on board when it grounded at St Margaret's Hope on Saturday night near the village of St Margaret's Hope.
Read moreThe MV Pentalina had 60 people on board when it grounded at St Margaret's Hope on Saturday night near the village of St Margaret's Hope.
Read morePort of Aberdeen today announced its commitment to invest £55 million over the next 10 years to become the UK’s first net zero port by 2040.
Read moreLeclanché SA announced yesterday that it will supply battery technology for two hybrid ferries being built at the CEMRE shipyard in Turkey for Scotland's Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL).
Read moreAccording to emergency officials, vessel in dry dock in Edinburgh became loose from its moorings and partially leaned over on Wednesday, injuring 33 people.
Read moreThe Scottish Government published its draft Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan. The draft Strategy maps out the future of its energy sector.
Read moreThe Port of Leith has become the first large mainland commercial port in Scotland to provide a shore power connection.
Read moreAn international consortium is launching a study to transport hydrogen in the form of a LOHC (Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier) from Scotland to Rotterdam.
Read moreMontrose Port Authority partnered with Plug Shore Power to become the first Scottish port to offer shore power to offshore energy vessels.
Read moreScottishPower will build a £150m green hydrogen plant at the Port of Felixstowe to power trains, trucks and ships.
Read moreThe German state of Bavaria and Scotland have signed an agreement in order to jointly develop green hydrogen. The letter of intent expands cooperation on business and science.
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