Environment News – Page 53
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NewsSecond leg encircling crane order
Huisman has announced the signing of a contract with Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) for delivery of another 2,600mt Leg Encircling Crane (LEC).
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NewsScotWind tender success
Ocean Winds is celebrating its award of block NE4 by the Crown Estate Scotland in the recently announced ScotWind seabed tender.
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NewsFloating offshore wind success
Houlder is developing a tool to optimise maintenance of floating offshore wind foundations
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NewsWorld’s first ‘hybrid skimmer separator’ comes to the UK
A Swedish tech developer with a clever new device with a pumping mechanism based on the human heart has partnered with a prominent UK environmental services company.
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NewsCarbon prepregs for Silenseas mast
Composites company Hexcel, has announced the successful completion of a 34m HexPly carbon fibre prepreg mast for the evaluation stage of a commercial sail power project.
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NewsDeveloping offshore wind to coexist with nature
The UK’s main seabed owner and manager will invest over £12million in new research to help protect the UK marine environment.
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NewsBasque wind power forum
The Basque Energy Cluster has met up to share the latest on its activities in person in Bilbao
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NewsKey French floating wind acquisition
French renewables key player BW Ideol has signed an agreement to acquire a 5% ownership in the 30MW EolMed floating wind pilot project in the French Mediterranean.
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NewsScottish know-how could help harvest Indonesia’s vast tidal resources
UK tidal energy developer Nova Innovation has won funding that could deliver the first ever tidal turbine array in Indonesia.
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NewsOffshore wind and fishing roadmap
There’s a new roadmap for constructive interaction between Scotland’s fishing and floating offshore wind industries.
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NewsWind farm cable construction complete
The first lot of submarine power cables for TenneT’s Hollandse Kust (noord and west Alpha) wind farms in the Netherlands have now been manufactured.
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NewsEuropean technology enables wave power world first
The Caribbean island nation of Bermuda has taken the bold step of developing the world’s first utility-scale commercial ocean wave power park.
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NewsSensor cuts turbines costs
A new autonomous sensor will reduce cost of operations and maximise life of offshore wind turbines.
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NewsBlade recycling first
A UK£2m three-year project to develop wind turbine blade recycling in Britain for the first time has been given the go-ahead after winning a UK Government grant.
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NewsClaire Mack: Scottish Renewables
Electricity transmission charging rules are “restricting the development of major renewable energy projects”, says Claire Mack, Chief Executive of industry body Scottish Renewables.
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NewsScotland’s tidal titans team up
Nova Innovation and Atlantis Energy have entered a collaboration agreement with the goal of delivering more UK-built tidal turbines in the water, turbo charging the tidal industry.
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NewsSMEs sought for wind transfer innovation challenge
A specialist heavy lifting company has challenged innovators to find a solution for transferring and lifting components to floating and fixed-bottom offshore wind turbines.
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NewsPlug in vessel charging at sea
Two UK companies will work in collaboration to deliver the Oasis Power Buoy – a pioneering offshore charging buoy to allow hybrid and electric vessels to recharge at sea.
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NewsCatalytic hydrogen boost for surface dredger
COP26 hosts, Glasgow City Council, have made significant steps towards their ambitious goal of reducing their environmental impact and improving air quality for all by upgrading their Water Witch Surface Dredger ‘St Mungo’ with the latest hydrogen catalytic technology.
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NewsAmmonia fuel cell system boosted by funding win
A marine robotics company is set to develop an ammonia based fuel cell system that will power its autonomous vessels.
