Environment News – Page 14
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NewsSeascour calls for end to caustic marine descaling
Florida-based marine descaler manufacturer Seascour has marked its third year in business by calling for an end to the widespread use of caustic chemical cleaning agents in the maritime sector.
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NewsElectric foiling CTV makes waves at Vattenfall wind farm
A 100% electric crew transfer vessel (CTV) developed by Artemis Technologies has completed a technical demonstration at the Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm off the east coast of Scotland.
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NewsHow to power the inland waterways?
How do we supply the energy needed to achieve zero-emissions inland waterways? Newcastle University PhD student, Paul Simavari investigates
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NewsIberdrola signs 'largest offshore wind deal of the decade'
Iberdrola has signed ‘the largest offshore wind transaction of the decade’ with United Arab Emirates energy company Masdar.
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NewsOffshore wind powers record Crown Estate profit
The landmark result marks The Crown Estate’s highest ever return to the Treasury
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News - VideosOEG reaps benefits of offshore wind boom
Energy company OEG has won a £multi-million contract to support the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm until it comes online in 2027.
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NewsPoland’s first offshore wind turbine installed
The first wind turbine has been installed at the pioneering Baltic Power offshore windfarm.
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NewsWindEurope CEO steps down
The ebullient CEO of the European wind association WindEurope has announced he will hand over the reins to an as yet undecided successor.
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NewsDEME is busy creating a new standard for WTIVs
Designed by GustoMSC, Norse Energi, like its sister vessel Norse Wind, is helping to create a new standard for WTIVs.
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NewsOffshore charging: The missing piece
One key aspect of the offshore supply chain still presents an ongoing challenge: Operations and maintenance
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NewsOfficials approve largest wind farm in Irish Sea
An offshore wind farm set to be the largest in the Irish Sea by joint developers by BP and EnBW has been given the green light by the UK government.
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NewsStena’s hybrid ferry powers into service
The first methanol-ready NewMax hybrid ship for Stena Line, has successfully completed sea trials in China
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NewsMethanol ready RoPax vessel first for the Med
The Deltamarin designed vessels for Grimaldi Lines will be a first for this type of alternative fuel in the Med
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NewsHydrogen-electric tug first for China
Constructed by Jiangsu Zhenjiang Shipyard, the ’Qing Dian Tuo 1’ has been delivered to Qingdao Port
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NewsNewbuild CSOV strengthens offshore capability
Windea Curie showcases a cutting-edge vessel design that Ulstein Verft has tailored for offshore renewables
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NewsUK scraps €29 billion 3,800km subsea cable project
The UK government has made a shock decision to scrap an ambitious £26 billion (€29.3 billion) 3,800km subsea cable link project between Morocco and the UK.
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NewsFirst steel cutting for Belgium’s offshore energy hub
A first steel cut ceremony has signalled the start of HVAC works for the Princess Elisabeth Island offshore energy hub
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NewsAberdeen powers up for a greener future
Scotland’s largest maritime decarbonisation project is now operational at Aberdeen delivering green shore power to eight berths
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NewsRosen wins landmark UK carbon capture contract
Rosen (UK) Ltd will deliver subsea engineering and design verification services for the Liverpool Bay CCUS project
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NewsLloyd's Type Approval for hydrogen fuel cell system
PowerCell’s Marine System 225 has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, helping advance the use of hydrogen for vessel propulsion
