Environment News – Page 5
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NewsIrish firm wins contract to survey 6 Dutch wind farms
Irish ocean data acquisition company Xocean has been hired to survey six Dutch offshore wind farms over five years, it has said.
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NewsUK’s carbon capture market at critical crossroads
The sector faces a critical juncture with policy uncertainty threatening progress on key marine infrastructure developments
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NewsNext-gen wind farm construction and dredger training
Jan De Nul’s two new high-tech simulators will focus on offshore wind farm installation and dredging operations
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NewsBlue Whale NxtGen debuts worldwide
Corvus Energy has unveiled Blue Whale NxtGen, a high-density marine battery promising efficiency, longevity and sustainability
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News€700 million earmarked for green e-methanol plant
Spanish innovation company Reolum is spending €700 million on a plant to make e-methanol especially for the maritime and aviation industries.
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NewsCould floating nuclear ignite an energy revolution?
Floating Nuclear Power Plants (FNPPs) are poised to deliver gigawatt-scale output — potentially supplying almost an entire nation’s power demand – under designs unveiled by UK maritime technology firm Core Power.
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News‘Technological rat race’ among obstacles in offshore wind: report
A new white paper released by the Port of Rotterdam says offshore wind is going to be vital in shouldering a share of the burden of energy needs.
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NewsThree-in-one battery/hydrogen/tidal demo unveiled
The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has finished a three-in-one demonstration combining tidal power, battery storage and hydrogen production off the coast of Orkney, Scotland.
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NewsAuramarine powers Finnlines’ green shift
The company will deliver methanol, biofuel and HFO fuel supply systems for three newbuild RoPax vessels
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NewsAll foundations installed at world’s largest offshore wind farm
All of the foundations and transition pieces for the world’s largest wind farm have now been installed in the North Sea.
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NewsFast crew boats strengthen offshore reach
Delivery of two 42-metre Gen 4 vessels for NMDC LTS strengthens Strategic Marine’s regional footprint in the Middle East
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NewsRotterdam plans new terminal for offshore wind
The Port of Rotterdam intends to build 835 metres of quay to accommodate ‘the latest generation’ of offshore wind installation vessels.
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NewsFishing and offshore sectors unite
FLOWW’s new guidance aims to strengthen cooperation between fishing and offshore renewables
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NewsNew concrete substructure certified for floating wind
DNV has certified the concept for a floating concrete substructure for offshore wind by German developer BayWa r.e.
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NewsSolé develops 76kW hydrogen fuel cell for marine applications
Spanish marine engineering firm Solé Advance has developed a 76kW proton-exchange-membrane (PEM) hydrogen fuel cell for integration with marine electric and hybrid propulsion systems, and onboard power generation.
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News - VideosIncredible footage: Tug crew save burning tanker laden with explosives
A tug crew has been awarded for boarding a burning, explosives-riddled tanker to prevent the leak of a million barrels of oil in an operation that was given just a five per cent chance of success.
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NewsWilson Sons prioritises sustainable tugboats
The company’s focus is on sustainable tug capabilities and driving port decarbonisation across Brazil
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NewsTidal range: The missing offshore energy piece
Despite being a proven and predictable energy provider, tidal range opportunities are being ignored by the UK government based on a flawed report, says Kate Gilmartin, chief executive of the British Hydropower Association.
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NewsProject aims to advance offshore anchor technology
The VibroDrive+ project will combine advanced vibro hammer technology with next-generation anchor concepts
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News15MW offshore wind turbines to be dwarfed by Ming Yang’s giant
Today’s largest offshore wind turbines are set to more than treble by Chinese developer Ming Yang’s new twin-headed monster, which the firm has just revealed.
