The Port of Rotterdam Authority has revealed that it will test drones to conduct sea-going and inland shipping inspections to tackle pollution.
Norwegian tech company Kongsberg Maritime has signed a contract to provide electrification and control systems with automated functionalities for the Swedish Transport Administration’s new fully-electric ferries.
The Energy Agency of the Basque Government (EVE) has confirmed it would soon launch a €3.2 million public procurement process for the purchase of new turbine technology for the Mutriku wave energy power plant.
To further advance ocean sustainable development and put to sea truly zero-emissions ships, the shipping industry has to get rid of the oil-lubricated shaft line and replace it with one lubricated by seawater, according to Thordon Bearings’ Craig Carter. Speaking in Barcelona on the first day of the
Blue economy solutions provider Sustainable Marine has sold its anchoring and mooring business Swift Anchors to Aquos, a subsidiary of its largest shareholder and long-standing partner Schottel.
Tidal stream energy could plummet below £80 (€90) per MWh by 2035 if current opportunity is realized, a new report by ORE Catapult predicts.
Portugal-based energy and tech company Wavelength Technology Center has secured a contract for a methanol marine fuel supply system.
Named Equinox Ocean Turbines, a new ocean energy company has been launched in the Netherlands with a clear goal of exploiting the vast potential of ocean currents by using its tidal energy technology designed for low-speed waters.
The Port of Barcelona has selected Danish company PowerCon to implement a pilot project that will provide electrical power to ships at the BEST terminal.
Marine Offshore Renewable Energy Lab (MOREnergy) from Politecnico di Torino has launched its new open access web platform, featuring wind and wave energy data for offshore renewable energy projects in Europe.
International Energy Agency’s Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) have issued a joint publication on best practices for supporting ocean energy technology development and commercialization.
In the light of Nord Stream methane leaks, geopolitical tensions, and general global security issues, the US-based company C-Power has brought to spotlight the potential role its wave energy technology could play in protecting increasingly important remote offshore assets.
Blyth-headquartered seabed intervention and subsea robotics services company Pharos Offshore has secured a £7.8 million funding package from ThinCats to facilitate the purchase of new assets. The funding package is set to allow Pharos to source additional work-class remotely operated vehicles (ROVs)
Exowave has deployed the scale model of its wave energy technology at the Blue Accelerator test platform, located just off the Port of Ostend in Belgium.
