Maritime Industry Roundup: Fleet Moves, Wind Propulsion, and Gas Deals

## Maritime Industry Roundup: Fleet Moves, Wind Propulsion, and Gas Deals ### DOF Group Expands Fleet, Offloads One Vessel Norwegian vessel owner DOF Group has made moves to expand its fleet, acquiring two 2011-built anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessels, according to [Offshore Energy](https://www.offshore-energy.biz/one-vessel-leaving-its-fleet-as-dof-moves-to-bring-in-2011-built-duo/). At the same time, the company has decided to offload one AHTS ship from its existing fleet. The addition of the two newer vessels is part of DOF's strategy to modernize and optimize its fleet to meet evolving industry demands. ### Anemoi and COSCO Renew Wind Propulsion Collaboration UK-based wind-assisted propulsion provider Anemoi Marine Technologies has renewed its framework agreement with Chinese shipbuilder COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry, [reports Offshore Energy](https://www.offshore-energy.biz/anemoi-and-cosco-shipping-heavy-industry-renew-wind-propulsion-collaboration/). The two companies will continue their collaboration on the development and deployment of Anemoi's wind propulsion solutions, which are designed to help the shipping industry reduce emissions and fuel consumption. ### Santos Secures Decade-Long Gas Supply Deal in Australia Australian energy company Santos has landed a multi-year gas supply agreement with the South Australian government, [according to Offshore Energy](https://www.offshore-energy.biz/santos-lines-up-decade-long-gas-deal/). The 10-year deal will provide a reliable source of natural gas to the state, supporting its energy security and transition to cleaner fuels. The agreement underscores Santos' role as a key supplier of natural gas in the region.