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  • Carlsbad Beach Replenishment Resumes (USA)

    15 November 2012

    The $28 million SANDAG beach replenishment project along the San Diego coastline will continue today, reports fox5sandiego.com. The project began in early September and will replenish beaches from Oceanside to Imperial Beach. At approximately 4:30 p.m. on the afternoon of November 7, an incident involving efforts to clear a clogged onshore pipe occurred at the […]

  • India and Belgium ink energy cooperation deal

    6 November 2015
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Research & Development, Technology

    India and Belgium have signed a memorandum of understanding for energy cooperation between the two countries. The objective of this memorandum of understanding (MoU) is to establish the basis for a cooperative institutional relationship to encourage and promote technical bilateral cooperation on new and renewable energy issues on the basis of mutual benefit, equality and reciprocity. […]

  • McDermott scoops up multimillion-dollar job at TotalEnergies’ LNG project

    9 May 2024
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Project & Tenders

    McDermott’s CB&I has landed a new assignment in the Middle East with TotalEnergies, which will enable it to work at a solar-powered LNG project in Oman.

  • ‘Too low and too tight’ – UK industry calls on government to revise CfD budget

    17 March 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    Following the announcement of the budget for the UK’s fifth Contracts for Difference (CfDs) allocation round (AR5), and the plan on how different renewable energy projects will compete, the renewable energy industry in the UK has warned the budget and the parameters were “too low and too tight” and that CfD Round 5 would “fail […]

  • NOC Co-Ordinates Marine Robotic Vehicles Survey (UK)

    2 October 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    A fleet of seven robotic vehicles were launched into the ocean off southwest England this week, in the most ambitious project of its kind in Europe. The vehicles are aiming to travel up to 300 miles over the next 20 days, and will be collecting scientific data about ocean processes and marine life. Correlated by […]

  • Avangrid Reinforcing Its U.S. Offshore Wind Budget

    17 November 2017
    Business & Finance

    Avangrid, the U.S. arm of the Spanish renewable energy giant Iberdrola, has announced the pricing of 3.150% of its notes in aggregate principal amount of USD 600 million, and will use the net proceeds of the offering to finance and/or refinance its renewable energy projects in the U.S., including offshore wind farms.

  • BP to lead, operate Aussie renewables & green hydrogen energy hub

    15 June 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure

    British oil and gas company BP has agreed to acquire a 40.5 per cent equity stake in the Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) in Pilbara, Western Australia.

  • ‘2013 Taiwan Energy Exposition’ Held in Taipei

    29 October 2013
    Authorities & Government

    The Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs, held the “2013 Taiwan Energy Exposition” in Huashan Creative Park in Taipei from September 20th to 23th. The exposition not only provided a wealth of knowledge regarding green energy information, but also arranged many activities and performances, such as quiz contests, micro medias, energy theater for children, […]

  • CEC: ‘Real’ 20 Pct Renewable Energy Target Would Decimate Industry

    21 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    A new paper released by the Clean Energy Council (CEC) shows that cutting the Renewable Energy Target to a so-called ‘real’ 20 per cent figure would reduce the amount of new large-scale renewable energy built by almost two thirds (64 per cent) and devastate investments already made under the policy. Clean Energy Council Acting Chief […]

  • RSPB: UK Can Reach Its 2050 RE Targets without Harming Wildlife

    24 May 2016
    Environment

    According to a new research by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), the UK’s 2050 climate targets can be achieved using high levels of renewable energy, with low risk for wildlife and protected areas.  ‘The RSPB’s 2050 Energy Vision’ shows for the first time how renewable technologies could meet the majority of […]

  • Researchers to Reduce Carbon Footprint of Coal Terminal (Australia)

    22 November 2011

    University of Queensland researchers want to set up wind or tidal turbines at suggested site for Dudgeon Point coal terminal. Mr Froome of University of Queensland thinks this renewable project could lower carbon footprint of terminal. Solar plant is unlikely to be installed at this site. Mr Froome is Renewable Energy Coordinator at UQ’s Global […]

  • Tanker Owners Warned to Act Quickly on ECDIS Compliance

    12 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Over 4,000 tankers of 3,000 gross tonnes or more, representing 46% of the global 3,000+ gt tanker fleet, are not yet using ENCs (Electronic Nautical Charts) on ECDIS, which will be mandatory as of July 1, when SOLAS regulations on the mandatory carriage of ECDIS comes into force, data from the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) shows. Of […]

  • FMGS Supports Guinard Energies Tidal Turbine Project

    9 May 2019
    Operations & Maintenance, Technology

    FMGC, the casting subsidiary of Farinia Group, has supplied three sets of gravity base ballast and one gravity anchor for the Guinard Energies tidal turbine project. Guinard Energies recently submerged its latest tidal turbine, the 20kW P154, in the waters of Ria d’Etel around Brest in Brittany. The 100% made in France turbine is part […]

  • New strategy to boost Colombo Dockyard income

    30 November 2009

    The International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) rules are being implemented and single hulled tankers have been phased out. This would result in a large fleet of vessels going out of service by the year 2010-12. This has changed the mix of vessels that have been patronising the Colombo Dockyard. Some […]

  • Highlights of the Week

    15 February 2020
    Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development, Technology

    MarineEnergy.biz has compiled the top news from marine energy industry from February 10 – February 16, 2020. https://marineenergy.biz/2020/02/10/moceans-wave-power-for-subsea-tiebacks-and-auvs/ https://marineenergy.biz/2020/02/12/baywa-building-europes-largest-floating-solar-farm-in-netherlands/ https://marineenergy.biz/2020/02/13/corpower-strikes-wave-energy-pact-in-ireland/ https://marineenergy.biz/2020/02/13/renewableuk-gets-new-deputy-chief-executive/ https://marineenergy.biz/2020/02/12/nrw-opens-offshore-renewable-energy-programme-posts/

  • Tidal energy could be major part of Hawaii’s renewable energy mix

    15 May 2015
    Authorities & Government

    Hawaii State Legislature has passed a bill that increases renewable energy portfolio standards to 30 percent by December 31, 2020, 70 percent by December 31, 2040, and 100 percent by December 31, 2045. Besides being a solar-friendly state, Hawaii could easily reach its goal with other clean energy resources, such as tidal power, for which […]

  • IMO’s New Code for Ships Using Gases Enters into Force

    4 January 2017
    Rules & Regulation

    A new mandatory code for ships using gases or other low-flashpoint fuels has entered into force on January 1, 2017, along with new training requirements for seafarers working on those ships, according to International Maritime Organization (IMO). “The International Code of Safety for Ships using Gases or other Low-flashpoint Fuels (IGF Code) aims to minimize […]

  • IMO Pushes for Container Weight Verification

    22 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO)  has approved changes to the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) convention that will require verification of container weights as a condition for loading packed export containers aboard ships. The approved changes to the Convention will enter into force in July 2016 upon final adoption […]

  • OPT rolls out hybrid PowerBuoy

    29 June 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Research & Development, Technology

    Ocean Power Technologies (OPT) has launched its newest product, the hybrid PowerBuoy. Easily deployable and outfitted with multiple power sources the hybrid PowerBuoy power and communications platform is now ready for use. Ideal for shorter-term missions, it is suitable for a variety of marine solutions, OPT says. Specifically, it utilises solar panels and a clean-burning Stirling backup […]

  • Eco Marine Power chooses Furukawa FCR batteries for zero-emission bulker

    30 May 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Infrastructure, Technology, Vessels

    In a first for shipping, Eco Marine Power, a Japan-based marine renewable energy technology company and compatriot battery manufacturer Furukawa Battery will supply marine-grade FCR-series batteries for both a solar power system & for backup use on a Handymax bulker.

  • Invenergy in its first green hydrogen project

    25 July 2022
    Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    American energy company Invenergy has announced the Sauk Valley Hydrogen project, its first green hydrogen project.

  • Concession sought for 560 MW offshore wind farm in Adriatic Sea

    15 September 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Regulation & Policy

    As Italy’s first offshore wind farm, located in the Mediterranean Sea, enters construction and the state and local authorities are processing further projects off the country’s Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea coasts, a new application has been filed for the development of a 560 MW offshore wind farm.

  • UK adds €262 million to biggest ever renewable energy support scheme

    13 September 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders

    The UK has decided to support renewable energy projects through its latest Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction with an additional €265 million, of which €55 million per year has been earmarked for wave, tidal, floating wind and geothermal energy projects. Divided into three pots, this will be the UK’s biggest renewable energy support scheme ever, […]

  • Poland: Sunreef Presents New Sailing Catamaran Sunreef 75 Ultimate

    7 November 2011

    In 2010 Sunreef Yachts has launched a new range of performing fast cruisers ranging from 70 to 170 feet. The shipyard is now introducing a new addition to this range – a sophisticated design for an ultra-modern, high-performance sailing catamaran, the Sunreef 75 Ultimate. It is the proud successor to the Sunreef 80 Ultimate, which […]

  • Ballast Nedam Re-Entering Offshore Wind Sector

    22 November 2017
    Business & Finance

    A few years after the sale of its offshore wind activities, the Netherlands-based construction company Ballast Nedam is re-entering the wind energy market with Ballast Nedam Renewables.