Gertjan de Gelder, sales director at Koedood, and Ron Verschoor, business development manager at Kooiman Marine Group, talk about their new innovation, the K2 hydrogen generator.
Marine Energy Alliance (MEA) project-supported startups FARWIND Energy and Development v. Kim Nielsen shed more light on their offshore wind and wave energy powered innovations respectively.
Navingo’s Content Specialist and Reporter Coco Kossmann has a quick chat on offshore energy systems and the equipment keeping them stable in uneven waters with Barge Master and TWD.
Boundary Layer Technologies, a California based marine technology startup, has launched a fully electric hydrofoiling ferry concept design.
Eidesvik Offshore has won a contract extension with Wintershall Dea for the platform supply vessel (PSV) Viking Princess.
As part of the OEEC 2021 and Navingo Career Event, our host Eva Brouwer conducted several interviews with the Marine Energy Alliance (MEA)-supported small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), including pioneers in offshore floating solar developments and innovative storage solutions – SolarDuck and
OGA has confirmed a total of 29 received bids in an update on the £1 million ($1.4 million) decarbonisation competition for the electrification of offshore oil and gas installations on the UKCS.
Dublin Offshore Consultants shared its experiences with the challenging offshore energy environment and the expertise and ingenuity required to tackle them successfully.
The Government of British Columbia, the Government of Canada and oil and gas major Shell have established the British Columbia Centre for Innovation and Clean Energy (CICE) to accelerate the commercialization and scale-up of clean energy technologies.
Dutch-based producer of what’s been described as ‘the world’s strongest cable’, FibreMax, sheds more light on what makes its product the perfect solution for offshore, as well as, onshore energy markets.
The young TU Delft Solar Boat team has revealed what is said to be the world’s first flying hydrogen-powered boat at the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) 2021.
The governments and the supply chain, the technology developers and the investors, need to work together if marine energy is to find the faster way forward, and if the European targets for offshore energy are to be reached in time, was the message that echoed during the Marine Energy Session held as
During this interview with CEO’s of wave energy company Novige, and floating solar developer HelioRec we get to hear more about these innovative clean energy solutions that are set to be an important contributor of the future energy mix.
The future of offshore inspections lays in remotely operated vehicles and drones, with the end goal of minimizing the crews’ exposure to dangerous environments, making the operations safer, more efficient and sustainable, Lex Veerhuis, Fugro’s development manager for new business, said at OEEC 2021.
