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Norwegian seismic firm plans ‘first 2D-cubed project offshore Brazil’

Norwegian seismic company TGS is planning to carry out the first 2D-cubed project offshore Brazil, a technology said to enable the transformation of 2D data into a 3D volume that can be interpreted on a regional scale. The Amazonia Azul 2D-cubed project represents an expansion of TGS’ multi-client d

about 3 years ago

Innovation

KNCC all set to order LCO2 carriers featuring its unique containment system

Knutsen NYK Carbon Carriers AS (KNCC) is ready to order LCO2 carriers fitted with its unique Liquefied CO2-Elevated Pressure (LCO2-EP) containment system, the company said. The intention is being revealed on the back of a General Approval for Ship Application (GASA) the company secured for the LCO2-

about 3 years ago

Innovation

Finnish-UK duo to harness wind power potential on new Aframax/LRII design

UK tech provider Bar Technologies has joined forces with Finnish ship design and engineering firm Deltamarin to incorporate wind propulsion on a new build design, Aframax/LRII.

about 3 years ago

Innovation

Port of Felixstowe, Westwell pen deal for 100 autonomous trucks

Port of Felixstowe, part of the Hutchison Ports’ network, and Shanghai Westwell Technology Co. Ltd (Westwell) have signed an agreement for an additional 100 battery-powered autonomous Q-Trucks. The order follows a tender exercise and a thorough testing and evaluation process. Hutchison Ports first i

about 3 years ago

Innovation

Ardmore returns to VM for carbon capture-ready Filtree systems

New York-listed product and chemical tanker company Ardmore Shipping Corporation has ordered Value Maritime’s (VM) carbon capture-ready Filtree systems. for additional three MR Tankers Having already signed for six Filtrees at the end of last year, the additional three ships to be made carbon captur

about 3 years ago

The Blue Energy pilot plant (Courtesy of Friesland Province)

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Dutch province grants €1.2 million for osmotic power pilot scale-up

Dutch province of Friesland has made available €1.2 million for scaling up the Blue Energy project, which generates clean electricity through the osmosis process.

about 3 years ago

Innovation

In push to make seismic acquisition fully autonomous, next-gen OBN handling system comes to market

PXGEO and Saab have developed what is said to be a next-generation ocean bottom node (OBN) handling system in a push to make offshore seismic data acquisition fully autonomous. According to the partners, the next-generation MantaRay OBN handling system uses hovering autonomous underwater vehicles (H

about 3 years ago

Innovation

Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center: Shipowners should be wary of relying on e-fuels alone

A recent analysis by Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Center has identified four key constraints that may hinder the supply of renewable electricity to the maritime industry in the 2030s and 2040s, potentially leading to a shortage of e-fuels. The key constraints highlight the challenges that need to be addr

about 3 years ago

Innovation

MAN ES ignites excitement: Single-cylinder test of long-awaited ammonia engine about to kick off

German engine manufacturer MAN Energy Solutions says its long-awaited engine is ready to burn ammonia on a single cylinder.

about 3 years ago

Lloyd’s Register IECRE feasibility statement for Flex Marine Power’s tidal energy device (Courtesy of Lloyd’s Register)

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Lloyd’s Register issues world’s first IECRE feasibility statement for tidal energy device

Scottish company Flex Marine Power has been awarded the world’s first IECRE feasibility statement by Lloyd’s Register for its SwimmerTurbine SW2 tidal energy converter.

about 3 years ago

One of the test facilities at Lir NOTF (Courtesy of Lir NOTF)

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Irish test center opens doors for offshore renewable energy trials

The Lir-National Ocean Test Facility (Lir NOTF), in collaboration with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), has launched a call for scaled physical testing of offshore renewable energy devices.

about 3 years ago

ammonia fueled Ultramax bulk carrier concept together with PGT.

Innovation

Pherousa introduces ammonia-to-hydrogen cracking tech on Deltamarin design, readies orders for 6 ammonia-powered bulkers

Norwegian Company Pherousa Green Shipping, in collaboration with Pherousa Green Technologies, has revealed plans to potentially order up to six Ultramax dry bulk carriers, developed in cooperation with Deltamarin in Finland, specifically tailored to run on ammonia as a fuel. The Ultramax ships will

about 3 years ago

Innovation

UK-made subsea robots ‘significantly outperform’ expectations, step closer to commercialization

UK-Based Blue Ocean Seismic Services has completed a set of trials of its autonomous subsea survey vehicles said to represent a big step towards commercialization. With this latest series of trials, Blue Ocean Seismic Services said it had confirmed that its autonomous undersea robots can reliably op

about 3 years ago

Innovation

DNV gives the nod for Saipem’s subsea pipeline digital monitoring tech

Italian oilfield services provider Saipem has secured DNV qualification for its technology for digital monitoring of subsea pipelines during laying operations. The technology, called Integrated Acoustic Unit (I.A.U.), has obtained the statement of qualified technology for medium and large pipelines

about 3 years ago