FSRU
3 stories filed under FSRU on World Data Ocean. The newest of them: “Seatrium to build five hydrogen-ready powerships for scalable ocean energy”, “Energos Winter FSRU Refloated After Drone Attack and Salvage Effort”, and “Drone Strike Damages US-Owned Gas Tanker, Spreading Fire to Second Vessel”. Seatrium will build five hydrogen-ready powerships for Karpowership's Whale Class, the company's largest design yet. Energos Winter has been refloated following a drone attack that triggered an explosion and fire, which also reached the nearby LNG carrier GasLog Salem. A Global Hub for Ocean Intelligence 4 World Data Ocean is a centralized digital platform where researchers, scientists, and ocean enthusiasts converge to… The list below is every FSRU story on World Data Ocean, newest first.
Seatrium to build five hydrogen-ready powerships for scalable ocean energy
Seatrium will build five hydrogen-ready powerships for Karpowership's Whale Class, the company's largest design yet. Each vessel delivers between 500 MW and 600 MW of scalable ocean energy. This is measurable progress toward a calibrated, integrated energy system. The Whale Class proves that industrial scale and environmental readiness can be engineered together. For deeper context on the challenges of balancing energy infrastructure with ocean stewardship, see our coverage of the protest that halted an offshore gas project.
Energos Winter FSRU Refloated After Drone Attack and Salvage Effort
Energos Winter has been refloated following a drone attack that triggered an explosion and fire, which also reached the nearby LNG carrier GasLog Salem. The successful salvage effort marks a measured step toward restoring normalcy after a volatile incident. For those tracking maritime security, this event underscores the fragility of energy infrastructure in contested waters. It is a disruption, not a catastrophe, but one worth watching closely.
Drone Strike Damages US-Owned Gas Tanker, Spreading Fire to Second Vessel
A drone strike has damaged the US-owned gas tanker Energos Winter, with fire spreading to a second vessel, according to British maritime security firm Ambrey. The attack underscores the persistent volatility in a region where energy transit remains precarious. This incident arrives as diplomatic efforts, including the phased negotiations covered in our related article, aim to ease restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz.