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Innovation

Wave energy crew inks deal for power-desal prototype trials

The Wave to Energy and Water (W2EW) project consortium has signed an agreement to test a wave energy prototype at the PLOCAN test site off Canary Islands in Spain.

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Digital tools on Johan Sverdrup field boost Equinor revenues

Driven by digital technologies, Equinor has increased its earnings by more than NOK 2 billion since the start of production from its Johan Sverdrup field, located in the North Sea.

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Ørsted and Yara form green ammonia pact

Ørsted and Yara, the world’s leading fertilizer company, have teamed up on a project to use renewable hydrogen in the production of green ammonia. Yara and Ørsted will jointly develop a 100 MW wind-powered electrolyser plant for renewable hydrogen production, aiming to replace fossil-based hydrogen

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Norway: New fuel cell project targets fuel flexibility, emission-free shipping ops

A new fuel cell project aimed at constructing a pilot system that can use different types of fuel was presented to Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg on 1 October 2020.

about 6 years ago

ayor Houchen (LHS), Andy Stevenson Laytrix CEO (centre) and Matt Majtyka Project Engineer (RHS)

Innovation

Laytrix explores CCS options

Teesside-based Laytrix, has secured funding award for a front end engineering design (FEED) study to investigate the feasibility of using its pipelay concept for carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects. The adaptable and modular system focuses on the use of cost-effective vessels of opportunity re

about 6 years ago

Innovation

10+ MW floating wind turbine project kicks off

The Iberdrola-led international consortium has launched the FLAGSHIP project to develop and fabricate the first 10+ MW floating offshore wind turbine. The turbine will be supported by a floating semi‐submersible concrete structure based on Olav Olsen’s OO-Star Wind Floater concept. The prototype is

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Wilhelmsen, thyssenkrupp create 3D printing JV for maritime sector

Norway’s maritime industry group Wilhelmsen and Germany’s industrial and technology businesses conglomerate thyssenkrupp are establishing a 3D printing joint venture targeting the maritime industry.

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Maersk and Ørsted to test offshore vessel charger

Maersk Supply Service and Ørsted will jointly test a prototype buoy that will act as both a mooring point and a charging station for vessels. The solution will be tested on one of Ørsted’s offshore wind farms in 2021. The buoy can be used to charge the smaller battery- or hybrid-electrical vessels a

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Trafigura proposes carbon levy introduction to IMO

Trafigura, one of the world’s largest ship charterers, has proposed that the International Maritime Organization (IMO) introduces a carbon levy to help boost competitiveness and uptake of alternative fuels. The company is proposing a levy between $250 and $300 per metric tonne of CO2 equivalent on s

about 6 years ago

Innovation

French trio aims to slash pipeline inspection costs

French tubular solutions specialist Vallourec is working with its compatriots Forssea Robotics and iXblue to develop a pipeline inspection solution combining subsea drones and the use of visual markers, removing the need for surface vessels. Traditionally, the inspection of subsea pipelines and stru

about 6 years ago

Saab Seaeye Leopard ROV with Ocean Infinity armada

Innovation

Electric ROV for Ocean Infinity’s Armada fleet

Ocean Infinity has selected the Saab Seaeye Leopard ROV to complement its pioneering ‘Armada’ fleet of unmanned surface robot vessels. The electric Leopard work-class underwater vehicles will launch from Ocean Infinity’s initial 13 environmentally sustainable unmanned vessels for a variety of offsho

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Shipping needs to step up and introduce a carbon levy before EU does

With the EU advancing on its plans to include international shipping in its Emissions Trading System (ETS), the pressure is on for the international maritime industry to introduce a market-wide measure to pay for its share of emissions. Under the plan, the EU wants to include the maritime sector int

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Microsoft and C4IR Ocean join forces to save the ocean

The Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the Ocean (C4IR Ocean) is working to promote a sustainable ocean and is partnering with Microsoft to develop technology-based solutions to improve ocean health. Aker and the World Economic Forum are behind C4IR Ocean, which is part of a global netw

about 6 years ago

Innovation

Supergen ORE Hub director joins Royal Academy of Engineering Fellowship

One of the UK’s leading offshore renewable energy academics has been admitted to the Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering. Professor Deborah Greaves OBE has been working in the sector for more than two decades. She is currently director of the UK’s Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE)

about 6 years ago