Environment News – Page 40
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NewsFive tugs named in a host of firsts for Sanmar and Canada
All parties involved in a five-tug building project for LNG Canada have gathered in Istanbul to celebrate at naming ceremonies for the vessels
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NewsNew workboat eats debris
A new debris-munching hybrid workboat is the latest addition to the Port of Lowestoft’s fleet
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NewsSpanish floating wind prototype delivers first kWh
A Spanish wind developer’s floating wind prototype is up and running
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NewsJan De Nul joins Belgian offshore wind partnership
EDF Renewables, Jan De Nul and Luminus have partnered up for an offshore wind project in Belgium
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NewsPowerCell wins ferry hydrogen fuel cell order
PowerCell has secured a marine hydrogen fuel cell order for two Norwegian ferries.
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NewsJersey explores H2 feasibility
A round-the-world yachtsman and the government of Jersey have joined forces to explore the use of hydrogen technology
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NewsScope submitted for one of world’s largest floating windfarms
First steps have been taken towards development of one of the world’s largest floating windfarms
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NewsNorwegian startup targets autonomous port clean-up
Software and AI is helping to deliver cleaner waters in the Port of Oslo
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NewsFirst offshore wind lease sale in Gulf of Mexico
The proposal for the Gulf’s first offshore wind lease sale aims to leverage US expertise
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NewsNorwegian JV for Canada and North Sea
A new joint venture has been created to focus on North Sea and Canadian offshore markets
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NewsFugro boosts offshore services with PSV conversions
Geo-data specialist Fugro is repurposing two platform supply vessels to create energy-efficient geotechnical vessels
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NewsP&O converts cargo ship into green wind farm cable layer
One of P&O Maritime Logistics’ cargo ships will be converted into a battery and methanol-powered cable layer to build offshore wind farms
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NewsPartnering up for innovative floating wind solutions
A new partnership will offer a novel solution to the fast-growing floating offshore wind industry
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NewsOpportunities abound as US offshore wind demand doubles
It’s good news for European offshore manufacturers as the demand for offshore wind in the US is booming
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NewsWorld’s largest offshore monopile heads for US
At 1,895 tonnes, a monopile manufactured by EEW SPC is believed to be the largest in the world to date
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: The remote control centre changing vessel operations forever
Maritime Journal had an exclusive tour around a world-first remote control hub that’s about to go live.
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NewsProject seeks solution for mooring turbines
Research could open up the way for more widespread use of polyamide material for mooring lines
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NewsHST Marine orders more hybrid CTVs
Singaporean boat builder Strategic Marine has received its first order from HST Marine for four hybrid CTVs
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NewsH2/battery-powered CTV project wins handout
Could hydrogen and battery CTVs become a reality? A UK consortium aims to find out
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NewsBrazil detonates toxic warship at sea
An old aircraft carrier refused entry by Turkish authorities has been detonated at sea by the Brazilian Navy
