Environment News – Page 49
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NewsEU adopts first ‘nature restoration’ proposals
All land and sea ecosystems will have restoration targets set if a proposal to restore nature across the EU becomes law.
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NewsSmall islands urge action on pollution
Small island states around the world have called for funding and action on marine pollution.
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NewsRecord ship reaches Europe
The world’s largest ice-rated multi-fuel RoRo cargo ship has reached Europe and is set to enter regular service
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NewsThe case for hydrogen in workboats
Among the sea of potential future fuels for shipping, hydrogen is thought by many to be the frontrunner – despite the challenges in the technology and regulations that will have to go with it.
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NewsUK researchers win ammonia grant
British researchers have been given a grant to accelerate ammonia use for marine decarbonisation
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NewsBriggs Marine secures CTV contract
Seawork exhibitor Briggs Marine has secured a CTV contract with a Scottish windfarm
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NewsWave energy converter launched
Next-gen wave energy converter is launched as part of push to make wave energy competitive with wind and solar by 2030
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NewsFirst bids invited for CCS licences
Bids for carbon capture and storage have been invited in the UK’s first licencing round.
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NewsFerries and ports agree work plan
A common work programme has been agreed to promote onshore power supply for European ferries.
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News - VideosBuoys maximise wind potential
Advanced buoys will collect data to give better information to offshore energy investors.
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NewsContracts signed for wind farm generators
More contracts have been signed with engineers to help Germany reach its offshore wind energy targets.
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NewsIWSA pushes wind propulsion
The International Windship Association is pushing the role of wind propulsion as a decarbonisation tool.
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NewsRovco adds Glomar Worker to fleet
A leading provider of offshore subsea and survey solutions has bolstered its fleet in response to the growth in offshore wind
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NewsSoil cleanup and recycling project
A remediation project has been completed at a former Belgian power plant
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NewsTugowners dispute fuel potential
The future for tug - and all vessel - owners is far from certain when it comes to investing in fuels.
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NewsCrown Estate commits to offshore
The UK’s Crown Estate has doubled its commitment to offshore wind and protecting the marine environment.
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NewsNGO demands stronger Arctic action
The Clean Arctic Alliance is calling on the IMO to deliver urgent action to curb climate impacts on the Arctic.
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NewsMediterranean wind turbine pilot
Saitec is planning to install a pre-commercial wind turbine park on the Costa Brava
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NewsHVO replaces diesel at container terminal
A UK container terminal is now run entirely on vegetable oil, eliminating diesel and cutting net emissions by 80%.
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NewsGreening the fleet – hybrid or full electric?
Join the Commercial Marine Hybrid & Electric Propulsion Conference at Seawork!
