Norwegian shipowner Grieg Star has set up a separate company, named Grieg Edge, to drive innovations within sustainable maritime services.
BIC and DCS said they have completed their collaboration to standardize the codes used to identify facilities such as depots, container yards, M&R vendors and other supply chain container facilities.
Bombora Wave Power has been been crowned a winner at the inaugural Wales STEM Awards.
Swedish wave energy company CorPower Oceanhas been awarded a ten-year marine license by Portuguese authorities for wave energy projects in the Atlantic Ocean.
The towing of Wello’s Penguin wave energy converter from the United Kingdom to Spain has come to a stop, and is now rescheduled for early spring in 2021.
Swedish tidal energy developer Minesto has awarded a contract to certification body DNV GL to assess the power curve of its tidal kite set for installation in the Faroe Islands.
Carnegie Clean Energy has signed a memorandum of understanding with Oceantera to explore renewable energy opportunities of mutual interest in Southeast Asia region.
Scottish tidal energy company Nova Innovation has secured an investment of £1.2 million from the Welsh government for its Enlli tidal energy project in North Wales.
Achieving a more sustainable system will require a diverse energy mix – if we make the right choices. The energy transition has been talked about for many years, but now the pandemic has given the world an opportunity to make it happen more quickly. During the recently completed 13th Offshore Energy
A joint venture work between KBR and Socar, which is undertaking the engineering design phase of the Azeri Central East platform, is now nearing completion.
Norwegian company Tidetec has expanded its team to progress the technology commercialization process, and support the upcoming work on the pilot tidal energy project.
Subsea technology company Seatools has completed the development, manufacturing and testing of a plough position monitoring buoy for Boskalis. Following sea trials, the buoy has been fitted onto a subsea plough for a subsea cable route clearance project. Whereas USBL is the conventional way to deter
Finnish wave energy company AW-Energy has embarked a 3-year project to develop processes for the roll-out of large megawatt wave farms.
Subsea UK has joined forces with Scottish Enterprise to launch a programme of practical support and workshops to help underwater engineering companies secure funding for research and development and innovation. Funding from UKRI (UK Research and Innovation) is worth around £6 billion per year but in
