Environment News – Page 9
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NewsRescuers save oil tanker from crashing into wind turbine
Disaster was averted when rescuers stepped in to save a rudderless oil tanker from crashing into a North Sea wind turbine during a weekend storm.
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NewsEurope turns its back on negative bidding
WindEurope says negative bidding auctions have undermined investment and delayed offshore windfarm projects for years
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NewsLatest UK offshore wind farm given green light
Another 90 offshore wind turbines will be installed offshore England’s south coast, adding to 116 turbines already operating alongside.
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NewsFlying electric workboat competition heats up
The competition between electric hydrofoiling workboats is hotting up - if the volume of the vessels being rolled out is anything to go by
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NewsDevelopers pull back from floating wind
Research has shown that developers are backing out of floating wind projects because of investment hurdles and slow progress.
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NewsTidal Transit eyes Asian offshore growth
The CTV operator is accelerating its international expansion by focusing on the burgeoning South Korean market
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NewsRedefining the future of hydrogen propulsion
Green Navy and SECO Marine have signed a long-term partnership to advance hydrogen vessel propulsion
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NewsEngineering a ‘nature-positive’ marine future
The Foresight of Nature-Positive Engineering report outlines a blueprint for scaling nature-positive engineering (NPE) in marine infrastructure projects
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NewsAI powers next-gen crew transfer vessel design
Voltron Future’s CTV-26 RON is a next-generation crew transfer vessel that fuses vessel building with AI design
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NewsContract awarded for subsea cables to Danish energy island
Denmark’s €645 million energy island project has moved a step further with the award of a contract to install subsea power cables to connect offshore wind power to Denmark and Germany.
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NewsNorway ‘excited’ about offshore wind future
Norway’s Ministry of Energy says it is ‘excited’ about its offshore wind future, despite receiving just two applications to bid in its latest floating wind auction.
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NewsØrsted to develop North English port as wind hub
The northern English Port of Tyne says Danish energy giant Ørsted will develop up to thousands of square metres which will be fundamental in building Hornsea 3, part of the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
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PodcastPODCAST: Bibby Marine on the cusp of eCSOV launch
Bibby Marine is one of the frontrunners in electrifying its fleet, with the keel already laid on its first electric CSOV. Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason interviewed the company’s project director for our podcast.
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NewsCadeler expands offshore wind installation fleet
The A-class wind installation vessel Wind Ally will immediately mobilise to Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 offshore windfarm in the North Sea
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NewsFEATURE: Workboats first in line for hydrogen propulsion?
Could hydrogen as a marine fuel be launched in workboats? That’s the belief of a consortium of companies that met in London during International Shipping Week.
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NewsTrump-delayed offshore wind farm granted go-ahead
A preliminary injunction has been granted allowing the Revolution Wind offshore wind project to resume
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NewsDeme orders another offshore installation vessel
Marine contractor Deme has ordered another offshore construction vessel in its rapidly expanding fleet, signalling confidence in the offshore wind industry.
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NewsP&O Ferries adopts lower-carbon biofuel
P&O Ferries’ ’Pride of Hull’ is now running on biofuel B30, cutting emissions by 20% on Hull–Rotterdam route
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NewsFugro cuts profit outlook because of ‘market conditions’
Dutch offshore data firm Fugro has blamed market conditions, particularly in oil and gas, for cutting its financial outlook for this year.
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NewsWind-assisted patrol vessel begins construction
Construction has begun on an eco-efficient patrol vessel with wind-assisted propulsion
