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  • Scientists Find Limited Risk from Subsea CO2 Leakage

    2 July 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    The results from the world’s first experiment into the realistic simulation of the potential environmental impact of a submarine CO2 leakage, which featured several studies by scientists from the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) and University of Southampton, have been published in a special issue of the International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control (IJGGC). The research was conducted […]

  • Scientists Study Oil Spill Effects on Deep Sea Ecosystems

    5 May 2016
    Research & Development

    Scientists from the University of Aberdeen are due to sail to the North Atlantic to test research equipment that will help improve the understanding of how deep ocean ecosystems function and respond to an oil spill. The multi-autoclave-coring and experimentation unit (MAC-EXP), which has been developed at the University’s Oceanlab facility and funded through a £500,000 […]

  • Market Report on Wind Power in India Available

    30 December 2013
    Research & Development

    Reportbuyer.com has published a new market research report: Wind Power in India, Market Outlook to 2025, 2013 Update – Capacity, Generation, Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE), Investment Trends, Regulations and Company Profiles.  Wind Power in India, Market Outlook to 2025, 2013 Update – Capacity, Generation, Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE), Investment Trends, Regulations and Company […]

  • Welsh government starts assessing applications for tidal lagoon challenge

    29 September 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Infrastructure, Innovation, Outlook & Strategy, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Research & Development, Technology, Transition, Vision

    The Welsh government has started the review of 10 applications received from more than 20 organizations as part of its €860,000 (£750,000) Tidal Lagoon Challenge.

  • Hurtigruten working on launching its first zero-emission cruise ship by 2030

    23 March 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Vessels, Vision

    As informed, the new consortium is dedicated to developing innovative, zero-emission solutions for the future of passenger ships. The project, named Sea Zero, has been awarded €7 million in public funding and has a total budget of €13 million going into this research and development phase.

  • Passenger Ships Should Do More to Curb the Spread of Legionella, aqua-tools Says

    22 August 2018

    Cruise ship and ferry operators should do more to protect passengers from contracting Legionnaires’ disease.

  • USA: First Armstrong-Class AGOR Ship to Bear Name of Neil Armstrong

    25 September 2012

    Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced yesterday that the first Armstrong-class Auxiliary General Oceanographic Research (AGOR) ship will be named Neil Armstrong. Armstrong-class AGOR ships will be 238 feet in length, have a beam length of 50 feet, and operate at more than 12 knots. AGOR 27 is currently under construction by Dakota Creek […]

  • The Netherlands: PusAir Employees Visit Deltares

    29 January 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Employees of PusAir, the Indonesian knowledge and research institute for water management, paid a visit to Deltares between 14 and 18 January in order to learn more about Dutch coastal modelling methods and examine the opportunities for exchanging knowledge. PusAir is keen to find out more about coastal development and management. With more than 17,000 […]

  • Fraunhofer IWES Studying German Bight Offshore Wind Clusters

    12 November 2019
    Research & Development

    Fraunhofer IWES has commenced a project focused on investigating how the wind conditions in the German Bight could change if offshore wind farms are expanded on a large scale. The X-Wakes “Interaction Between the Wakes of Large Offshore Wind Farms and Wind Farm Clusters With the Marine Atmospheric Boundary Layer” research project is funded by […]

  • SOEST Holds Naming Ceremony for New ROV (USA)

    23 October 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The University of Hawai‘i at Manoa School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology recently held a ceremony to name and launch operations on a new remotely operated vehicle (ROV) that will extend its vertical reach to 6,000 meters, or over 3 miles, in depth for ocean exploration in the state and throughout the Pacific […]

  • Wärtsilä Inks Loan Agreement with EIB for R&D Activities

    13 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    The European Investment Bank (EIB) has granted a EUR 150 million (approx. $200 million) loan to Wartsila to finance the company’s research, development and innovation (RDI) activities in several European countries. The contract for the 10-year loan was signed in Helsinki, Finland on 13 June 2013. This loan is a continuation of the longstanding and […]

  • EIB Grants EUR 150 Mln Loan to Wartsila, Finland

    13 June 2013

    The European Investment Bank (EIB) has granted a EUR 150 million loan to Wärtsilä to finance the company’s research, development and innovation (RDI) activities in several European countries. The contract for the 10-year loan was signed in Helsinki, Finland on 13 June 2013. This loan is a continuation of the longstanding and strong co-operation between […]

  • USA: UAV to Help Determine Location for OWF

    24 September 2013

    An unmanned aerial device designed at Clarkson University that flew near Lake Erie’s shores this summer may help determine the best locations to site wind turbine farms. A team of Clarkson faculty, staff and students traveled to Sandusky, Ohio, to fly the Golden Eagle, a nearly 40-pound UAV carrying a sonic anemometer that records wind […]

  • ShipTech 2012 To Focus on U.S. Shipbuilding and Repair Efficiencies

    21 October 2011

    ShipTech 2012 will be held on February 14-15 at the Rosen Plaza in Orlando, FL.. ShipTech 2012 is currently accepting abstracts for presentations on technology initiatives that improve U.S. shipbuilding and repair efficiencies and reduce total ownership cost through the use of innovative systems, processes or technologies. Suggested topic areas are listed below, but selected […]

  • OceanServer Wins Orders for 6 Iver AUVs

    3 February 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    OceanServer Technology has bagged contracts for 6 new Iver AUVs across 3 different customers. The systems were expected to be delivered by the end of January 2015. Four systems will be delivered to YSI/Xylem for use in water quality application utilizing the YSI Sonde 6-Series Sensors. The second customer, John’s Hopkins University, recently took delivery of their […]

  • Canada’s tidal test center scouts for board director

    18 October 2018
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy (FORCE) is seeking a new Board Director to support its mission of developing tidal energy as a reliable clean energy source in Canada.

  • ETIP Ocean Invites Experts into New Technology Working Group

    28 March 2019
    Research & Development

    ETIP Ocean has issued an invitation for technical experts to join a new ‘Technology Working Group’ which aims to update the ‘Strategic Research Agenda’ (SRA) for ocean energy. The new Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda will detail the priority research, development and innovation challenges that most merit funding in the years ahead. The existing SRA […]

  • The Vision of Chris Karman

    12 April 2012

    “The land comes to a premium, whereas offshore, there is plenty of room. However, we should treat the sea with care to make sure it doesn’t come to a premium in the future as well”, states Chris Karman, manager business development at IMARES (Institute for Marine Resources and Ecosystem Studies). IMARES is part of Wageningen […]

  • Speakers Ready to Share Their Views at CEDA-IADC Dredging Conference

    29 October 2018
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    Preparations for the upcoming CEDA-IADC Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure Conference have reached an advanced stage. The two-day-long program (19 and 20 November), taking place in the heart of Amsterdam at the Beurs van Berlag, will gather professionals from all sectors involved in the realization of a dredging project. Speakers from inside the industry – including Professor Dr. Patrick […]

  • Study Supports Case for Methanol as Sustainable Marine Fuel

    31 May 2018
    Rules & Regulation

    Methanol is gaining ever greater support as an environmentally-friendly marine fuel.

  • Antarctic Bryozoans Capture Carbon as Sea Ice Melts

    24 September 2015
    Research & Development

    Colonies of tiny filter-feeding Antarctic marine creatures (bryozoans), that appear to be thriving in response to a reduction in sea-ice cover, are playing an important role in carbon draw-down according to new research published this week. A British Antarctic Survey (BAS) investigation into biological change on sea beds of six continental shelf areas around Antarctica […]

  • NOC Develops New Seafloor Mapping Method

    18 February 2015
    Research & Development

    Researchers at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) have developed a new, automated method for classifying hundreds of kilometres of the deep sea floor, in a way that is more cost efficient, quicker and more objective than previously possible. Currently there is very little information about the geographic distribution of life on the seafloor. This is […]

  • Arctic Ice Dwindling, Antarctica Levels Reach 30-Year Highs

    17 September 2014

    The area of sea ice in the Arctic fell to a summer minimum of around 5.0 million square kilometres this year, which is about 1.6 million square kilometres more than the record low in 2012. However, according to sea ice physicist Marcel Nicolaus from the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) and Lars Kaleschke from the Hamburg […]

  • University of Exeter: Improved Wave Energy Testing

    26 March 2014
    Research & Development

    Pioneering research could provide a significant boost in the vital quest to harness wave power as a viable renewable energy source for the future. Scientists from the University of Exeter have studied how wave energy developers can more accurately measure, and predict the wave conditions within wave energy test sites. The research, which is published […]

  • S.Korea to develop maritime observation satellite

    20 April 2005

    South Korea will embark on a plan this month to develop a maritime observation satellite capable of providing data on waters surrounding the Korean Peninsula, reported South Korean Yonhap News Agency on Tuesday. The envisioned geostationary satellite will be jointly designed and constructed by the Korea Aerospace Research Institute, the Korea Ocean Research and Development […]