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  • AEA Comments on FLEX II LNG Export Approval, USA

    20 November 2013

    America’s Energy Advantage issued the following statement in response to The Department of Energy’s conditional approval of the FLEX II LNG Export Application. Statement of Jennifer Diggins, Chair America’s Energy Advantage: “The benefits of America’s newfound natural gas abundance to our economy – robust job creation, manufacturing investment, affordable consumer prices and lower utility bills […]

  • ACCF Welcomes Lake Charles LNG Approval, USA

    13 August 2013

    Following the approval of the third LNG export application under review at the Energy Department, Margo Thorning, Ph.D., senior vice president and chief economist with the American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) and director of research for its public policy think tank, released the following statement: “Despite it taking 823 days to review, we welcome […]

  • USA: Wind to Supply Energy Demand

    10 September 2012

    There is enough energy available in winds to meet all of the world’s demand. Atmospheric turbines that convert steadier and faster high-altitude winds into energy could generate even more power than ground- and ocean-based units. New research from Carnegie’s Ken Caldeira examines the limits of the amount of power that could be harvested from winds, […]

  • UK: EMEC Highers External Liaison Consultant

    8 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    THE European Marine Energy Centre has strengthened its senior team with the appointment of marine renewable energy expert Max Carcas of Caelulum Ltd to work on external liaison activities. Mr Carcas will work with EMEC to assist the world-leading wave and tidal energy test facility boost its industry engagement due to increased demand. Mr Carcas […]

  • SCORE project makes progress off Portuguese coast

    24 May 2017
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    The MORE team of the Centre for Marine and Environmental Research (CIMA) from the University of Algarve is finalizing preparations for the deployment of the scaled Evopod tidal energy unit as part of the SCORE project.

  • SAMS’ Seagliders Contribute to Ocean Studies

    5 August 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Robotic underwater Seagliders used by the Oban-based Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) have now gathered the equivalent of five years of oceanographic data, most of which was collected in the past 18 months. This milestone, which was reached at the end of last month, highlights a major change in how marine scientists collect information […]

  • Inyanga-Tech Finalizes HydroWing Concept and Feasibility Study

    27 September 2019
    Research & Development, Technology

    Cornwall-based Inyanga-Tech has completed concept and feasibility development of the HydroWing tidal energy project. The concept and feasibility study was aimed at demonstrating that the technology is technically and commercially viable. HydroWing is Inyanga-Tech’s patent-pending tidal energy technology which is based on a full-systems approach, targeted at subsea tidal energy arrays by addressing fundamental issues […]

  • Switzerland: ABB Announces New Technology to Enable Future DC Grid

    8 November 2012
    Storage

    ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, announced a breakthrough in the ability to interrupt direct current, solving a 100-year-old electrical engineering puzzle and paving the way for a more efficient and reliable electricity supply system. After years of research, ABB has developed the world’s first circuit breaker for high voltage direct current (HVDC). […]

  • Bechtel Reveals Innovative Design to Meet Shipping Challenges in Africa

    26 August 2013
    Business & Finance

    Bechtel, the global engineering, construction, and project management company, has created a revolutionary design for ports that could transform shipping in Africa. The Multi-User Offshore Hub is designed for two or more users and consists of an offshore, smart terminal arrangement and docking system that can accommodate oceangoing vessels and barges. The Multi-User Offshore Hub […]

  • New maritime innovation centre to be established in UK to support net-zero ambitions

    15 June 2022
    Innovation, Project & Tenders

    Torridge District Council in the UK has voted to support a funding bid, seeking approximately £15 million ($18 million) to create the Appledore Clean Maritime Innovation Centre in northern Devon, with the aim of bolstering net-zero maritime ambitions in the region.

  • UK: SHOAL Develops Intelligent Robotic Fish for Pollution Detection

    22 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    SHOAL, the pan-European ICT project, part funded by the EU, has successfully developed and delivered intelligent robotic fish capable of working together to detect and identify pollution in ports and other aquatic areas. Luke Speller, Project Leader of SHOAL and Senior Research Scientist at BMT Group commented: “SHOAL has introduced the capability of cutting the […]

  • DNV GL to Celebrate Two Anniversaries in Amsterdam

    2 October 2014
    Business & Finance

    Today, DNV GL celebrates its 150th anniversary of DNV and the one year of the DNV GL merger in The Hermitage and The National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam. DNV GL wishes to celebrate this milestone primarily by looking ahead and has therefore developed six strategic themes for a safe and sustainable future. Four of these […]

  • Sonar Equipment Services Renamed to Subsea Technology & Rentals

    3 February 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    A new name in advanced subsea equipment supply is being unveiled at Subsea Expo on Wednesday 5th of February 2014. Great Yarmouth-based Sonar Equipment Services will now trade under the name of Subsea Technology & Rentals (STR) to better reflect the broader range of products and associated services they now supply to the subsea sector […]

  • DNV GL Initiates Two JIPs with Cost Saving Potential

    15 September 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    DNV GL is launching two joint industry projects (JIPs) to investigate affordable composite components for the subsea sector and qualify technology for more efficient linepipe production processes. It is estimated that the JIPs could deliver a combined saving of £6.75 million. The DNV GL Affordable Composites for the oil and gas industry JIP aims to […]

  • Germany allocates €30 million per year for zero-emission vessels

    19 August 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Vessels

    Germany’s government has unveiled its decision to allocate millions of euros for the development of zero-emission vessels and support digitalisation in shipbuilding.

  • Marine Measurement Forum: Great Success

    6 December 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The 53rd Marine Measurement Forum was organised by Xylem Analytics UK and hosted by the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton on Thursday 28th November 2013. The event was particularly well attended with over 60 delegates benefitting from a full programme of presentations, 12 small exhibition displays and a number of fully-subscribed tours. The day began with […]

  • USA: Renewables to Make Scotland ‘Silicon Valley’ of Marine Energy

    20 June 2012
    Authorities & Government

    Renewable resources will make Scotland the “Silicon Valley” of marine energy in the same way that hi-tech industries transformed Northern California, the First Minister said in the keynote speech of his American trade mission. First Minister Alex Salmond made the claim during a speech to the Commonwealth Club of California in San Francisco, the oldest public affairs forum in the United States. In a […]

  • Philippines: Dredging Will Not Cause Flooding, Marine Expert Says

    25 January 2012

    A marine science expert said dredging will not cause flooding as alleged by anti-mining advocates in at least five municipalities in the province. Dr. Fernando Siringan of the Marine Environment and Resources Foundation-Marine Science Institute of the University of the Philippines clarified that sand per se is not a binding material but the mud present […]

  • SEA Wave crew to assess wave environmental effects

    6 December 2018
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Environment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    A European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) project has been launched to address long-term environmental concerns around the development of emerging wave energy technologies.

  • USA Marine Power Makes Waves

    16 October 2012

    Collaborations between the US power industry and academia to develop new technologies for marine power generation are closer than ever before, states a new report by energy experts GlobalData. The new report shows that the US is working to conduct extensive testing of wave and tidal power devices in open waters, while various universities are […]

  • Nicaragua Canal Project One Step Closer

    24 October 2014
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    HKND Group has announced the successful competition of the “Census of Persons, Families and Assets Attached to Land, Directly Benefited by the Construction of the Nicaragua Canal Project”. The Census recognition ceremony was held October 16th in the auditorium of the Secretariat of the Presidency (SEPRES). The total land area covered by the survey was […]

  • UK: Ecosse Subsea Systems Doubles Turnover in Third Successive Year of Growth

    3 December 2012
    Business & Finance

    Subsea technology company, Ecosse Subsea Systems Ltd, (ESS) has seen revenue in the last financial year more than double to £4.85 million and forecasts turnover in the current year will pass the £6.5 million mark. The Aberdeen-based specialist engineering firm will post pre-tax profit of £600,000 to March 2012, while the current financial year has […]

  • Peterhead Firms Start Work on Pioneering Underwater Tool for Ecosse Subsea Systems (UK)

    29 December 2010
    Equipment

    Work has begun in Peterhead on a pioneering underwater tool developed by Aberdeen-based Ecosse Subsea Systems. Ecosse Subsea Systems was recently awarded a £30,000 Scottish Enterprise grant to assist in the research and development of SCAR, a specialist trenching plough, and fabrication is now underway at Marine Developments Ltd and Dales Engineering Services Ltd in […]

  • UK: Ecosse Subsea Doubles Turnover in Last Financial Year

    3 December 2012
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Subsea technology company, Ecosse Subsea Systems Ltd, (ESS) has seen revenue in the last financial year more than double to £4.85 million and forecasts turnover in the current year will pass the £6.5 million mark. The Aberdeen-based specialist engineering firm will post pre-tax profit of £600,000 to March 2012, while the current financial year has […]

  • Dominion Virginia Power Applauds US DOE Offshore Wind Decision

    13 December 2012

    Dominion Virginia Power welcomed the news that the U.S. Department of Energy had selected a company-led team to begin award negotiations for initial engineering, design and permitting for an offshore wind turbine demonstration facility off the coast of Virginia. In its DOE application, Dominion proposed designing, developing, and demonstrating a grid-connected, 12-megawatt offshore wind facility […]