Maritime insurance undoubtedly plays a critical role in the offshore energy industry. And because the offshore energy industry is in a constant state of technological advance, one of the major challenges facing today’s insurance sector is to develop services that meet the changing needs of its clien
With the rapid increasing size of Wind Turbine Generators (WTG’s), the transportation and installation of offshore wind farms is becoming a big challenge in the complex logistics around increasing the offshore energy production. Currently the capacity is around 9MW per installed turbine, which is ex
Reducing the carbon intensity is the main theme for the Maritime industry. The International Maritime Organization has adopted a strategy to reduce the carbon intensity by 40% by 2030. From 2023, the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) requirements will take effect for all cargo, RoPax and cruise vesse
The second day of Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference is moving forward with a lot of interactions and leads on the exhibition floor.
As the demand for sustainable technology grows in the offshore heavy lift industry so does the need for cleaner, renewable features on heavy lift cranes and their accompanying vessels. Our industry remains critical to powering the global economy, and the transition to clean, more environmentally fri
This year is the 50th anniversary of the Association of Dutch Suppliers in the Offshore Energy Industry (IRO), and to mark the occasion, the organisation has released a new book titled ‘Won from the Waves’ or ‘Wagen en Winnen’ in Dutch.
Born out of sector-leading expertise, the UK-based tidal energy developer HydroWing is looking to redefine the way the tides harnessed with its scalable and innovative technology.
Ireland-based company Jospa has patented an ocean-cleaning solution that is propelled by wave motion, which makes it a perfectly sustainable zero-emission vessel suitable for other uses too. Jospa has developed an intriguing concept of a wave motion-propelled tug which is simple in principle, but un
Danish company FARWIND Energy has developed the energy ship, deemed as a disruptive technology for offshore wind energy conversion by being able to reach further than ever before.
French-based start-up HelioRec is advancing its floating solar solution with the aim to conserve the valuable land while producing green electricity from the mature solar technology.
Dutch clean technology start-up Ocean Grazer has developed a unique energy storage system as a perfect fit for large-scale offshore renewable energy generation.
Swedish company Novige is getting closer to live up to its motto of ‘saving the climate with profitable wave power’ as it further advances its NoviOcean device.
Irish R&D company Tidal Flyer has set focus on bringing its tidal power system on market by pursuing smaller-scale tidal and river energy generation for use in remote off-grid areas.
Dutch start-up SolarDuck is on the forefront of offshore floating solar innovation, determined to make its technology a solution for providing affordable, renewable electricity.
