Environment News – Page 45
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NewsLithuania to tap Baltic Sea offshore wind potential
The port city of Klaipeda in Lithuania has set out its intentions to make the most of offshore wind potential in the Baltic Sea.
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NewsTwo major ports launch ‘green corridor’
Two major European ports have launched a ’green corridor’ initiative for sustainable shipping.
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NewsCarbon capture at scale under trial
A joint project has been launched to investigate the onboard capture, storage and off-loading of carbon dioxide in what is thought to be a world first.
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NewsSubsea cable laid for HiWave-5 Project
A 6.2km subsea export cable has been laid off the coast of Portugal as part of the HiWave-5 Project to use wave energy for the grid.
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NewsFloating offshore wind pipeline doubles in 1 year
A report by Renewables UK reckons the global pipeline of floating offshore wind has project has more than doubled in 12 months.
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Newsiconsys develops offshore drive and automation
Work has commenced on a turnkey drive and automation solution for an offshore renewable energy application
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NewsBan enforced on dumping sewage at sea
An amendment has been made to a treaty that used to allow sewage sludge to be dumped at sea.
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NewsNorway commits to 2050 fleet decarbonisation
Norway has committed to making its entire fleet of vessels – from small boats to commercial ships – carbon neutral by 2050.
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NewsFirst of four hybrid daughter craft launched
The Grace Darling is the first of its type specifically for the offshore wind market.
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NewsSemi-foiling close-up: Chartwell and BAR Tech's Seacat ’Sceptre’
Could semi-foiling CTVs be an easy first step to commercial marine decarbonisation?
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News - VideosVIDEO: New platform slashes installation costs
New equipment could cut costs and time in installing offshore wind farms.
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NewsBureau Veritas releases white paper on fuels
A focus of the white paper is the complete life cycle of fuel production, which could mean a fuel is less ‘carbon neutral’ than first supposed.
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NewsPort biomethanol plant takes next step
The Port of Amsterdam is a step nearer to becoming the site of a 90,000t/year biomethanol plant.
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NewsNew floating wind concept wins AiP
Lloyd’s Register awards AiP for a ’ground-breaking concept’ in floating wind.
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NewsUlstein launches 8000t foundation installation vessel
An 8000t foundation installation vessel has been developed to provide for future needs in offshore wind
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NewsArtemis wins € millions in clean maritime funding
Artemis Technologies has won a multi million funding package to develop green vessel technology
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NewsLiebherr completes two offshore installations
Two offshore wind farms, two successful completions for Liebherr-MCCtec Rostock’s Orion and HLC 295000 crane.
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NewsWave energy project enters phase two
Five wave energy projects wil share €3.6 million to help develop a prototype
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NewsHuisman ordered to build third MCPG
A third motion compensation pile gripper will be built by civil engineering equipment maker Huisman following an order from offshore energy firm Heerema.
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NewsBigger boats launched for polar exploration
Experts and researchers say increasing traffic at both poles, especially the north, is an increasing cause for concern.
