Latest Environment News – Page 38
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NewsGermany benefits from cutting-edge hybrid CTV
The WINDEA ONE is based on Incat Crowther’s proven 32-metre CTV model
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NewsHybrid propulsion is ‘low-hanging fruit’
Quick wins can be made in the maritime industry’s race to decarbonise by embracing hybrid propulsion
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NewsTwo US offshore wind farms under threat
The future of two US offshore wind farms has been left in question after one was sued and politicians called for another to be paused.
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NewsMed Marine looks to electric and hybrid tugs
Turkey’s Med Marine and Canadian naval architect Robert Allan Ltd (RAL) have teamed up to design a range of electric and hybrid tugs.
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NewsLargest jack-up arrives at largest wind farm
The world’s largest jack-up vessel has arrived at the world’s largest wind farm off the coast of Britain.
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NewsNew partnership to produce fleet of 10 WTIVs and WFIVs
Cadeler CEO Mikkel Gleerup says the new vessels will be ‘certainly different’ and future proof against the growing size of wind turbines.
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NewsChartwell signs brace of contracts
New CTV contract will bring a boost to the UK shipbuilding industry
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NewsConsumers will pay the price for offshore wind, IMCA says
Consumers are not going to see lower energy bills if offshore wind is to have a future, IMCA chief Iain Grainger has told delegates.
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NewsEfoiling vessel designer wins CTV demo cash
Artemis Technologies has been awarded €2.7 million to demonstrate its efoiling propulsion technology on a crew transfer vessel and daughter craft.
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NewsJan De Nul bags RWE offshore wind charter deal
Two next-generation installation vessels will be on long-term charter to the energy company
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NewsCorvus and Toyota unveil hydrogen solution
A hydrogen fuel cell system for marine propulsion was unveiled the Oslo Nor-Shipping event last week.
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NewsAutonomous subsea surveys at German wind farm
Autonomous underwater inspections have been given the greenlight at a German offshore wind farm
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NewsTug giants join forces in transition to green
Two of the towing industry’s major Europe-based players have joined forces to bring zero-emission tugs to Europe.
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NewsOffshore wind giants admit industry needs consensus
Some of the biggest names in the offshore wind industry have admitted the pace of technical change is too fast and there needs to be a slowdown for the sector to be sustainable.
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NewsCould partnership signal end of ‘dinosaur diesels’?
Swiss and British engineering come together at Nor-Shipping to develop hydrogen fuel cells in marine to replace “centuries’ old tech”
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NewsABB power for offshore wind turbine installation vessels
ABB has won a large systems order for Havfram Wind’s two new offshore wind turbine installation vessels
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NewsUS maritime firm invests in UK portable dry dock firm
A UK transportable dry dock developer has been approached by the US offshore wind market to develop its unique docking equipment for a growing sector.
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NewsJan De Nul to install Scottish interconnector
A new interconnecting cable will help safeguard power supplies in mainland Scotland and Orkney
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NewsLarge-scale US offshore wind industry kicks off
Construction of the first large-scale offshore wind farm in the US and indeed the Americas has finally begun, with monopile installation work now under way.
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NewsProject to investigate subsea H2 storage
The Port of Aberdeen will work with contractor Subsea7 to investigate the feasibility of storing hydrogen under the water at the new South Harbour.
