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Geotechnical survey to begin at North Irish Sea Array site
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Geotechnical survey to begin at North Irish Sea Array site

A geotechnical site investigation campaign is set to begin at the proposed North Irish Sea Array (NISA) wind farm area offshore Ireland. The campaign will involve the deployment of seabed borehole drilling and Cone Penetration Test (CPT) equipment from a survey vessel at specific locations within th

about 4 years ago
Ilmatar
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Seabed survey starts for 2.1 GW wind project offshore Finland

The energy company Ilmatar has started a technical seabed survey for its planned Stormskär and Väderskär offshore wind project in Finland. The technical surveys of the seabed started by Ilmatar Offshore, a subsidiary of Ilmatar Energy Oy, are within the maritime areas north of Åland that, according

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about 4 years ago
UK
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Net-zero technology developers scoop £8 million to cut offshore emissions in UK

The UK-based Net Zero Technology Centre has revealed the 20 winners of its 2022 Open Innovation Programme. The center was created as part of the Aberdeen City Region Deal, with £180 million of UK and Scottish government funding to maximise the potential of the North Sea. Since its inception in 2017,

about 4 years ago
LNG carrier
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Strong incentives needed to drive shipowners to cut vessels’ overall methane emissions

Owners of vessels burning methane-based fuels such as LNG are not likely to pursue investments in methane emission reduction technologies without strong incentives or regulatory requirements, a study from Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS) says. The study provides an ov

about 4 years ago
Lhyfe establishes hydrogen mobility partnership with Gaussin
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Lhyfe establishes hydrogen mobility partnership with Gaussin

French green and renewable hydrogen producer Lhyfe has formed a strategic partnership with compatriot engineering firm Gaussin to accelerate the development of hydrogen mobility at port, airport and logistics sites. The parties have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to study the possibility

about 4 years ago
Illustration/Floating solar park (Courtesy of Seaflex)
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Seaflex and Toledo Solar form floating solar partnership

Seaflex and Toledo Solar have established a collaborative partnership and strategic alliance to further advance floating solar technology and strengthen their position in this increasingly attractive renewable energy sector.

about 4 years ago
Illustration/Floating solar power plant (Courtesy of DNV)
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DVN kicks off two joint industry projects to advance floating solar sector

Two new joint industry projects have been launched to develop standards for how floating solar systems are designed, manufactured, installed and operated in a safe and cost-efficient manner.

about 4 years ago
Bio-LNG
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Bio-LNG is a solution for shipping’s decarbonisation, study confirms

Liquified bio-methane (bio-LNG) can make a major contribution to maritime decarbonisation, a new study commissioned by SEA-LNG has found.

about 4 years ago
Stena Bulk, Alfa Laval join the world’s 1st project to demonstrate end-to-end shipboard carbon capture
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Stena Bulk, Alfa Laval join the world’s 1st project to demonstrate end-to-end shipboard carbon capture

The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD), Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI), Stena Bulk, and Alfa Laval have launched a joint project to investigate the on-board capture, storage and off-loading of carbon dioxide (CO2). During a two-year-long project, divided into three stages, a se

about 4 years ago
Courtesy of Clean Sea Transport
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Platten: Hundreds of thousands of seafarers will need training to be able to handle new fuels

Hundreds of thousands of seafarers will require some type of new training by 2050 to be able to handle fuels such as ammonia, hydrogen or methanol and a significant number by 2030, initial findings of a massive study commissioned by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) show. The research stud

about 4 years ago
In focus: Are countries caught between energy security and net-zero pledges?
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In focus: Balancing act between energy security and net-zero goals

The global energy crisis has forced nations around the globe to ponder whether they need to pick between energy security and net-zero goals. Can both be obtained simultaneously? This is the question on everyone’s mind.

about 4 years ago
Immersion of the three-phase terminal that can be connected out of water (Courtesy of EDF)
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Paimpol-Bréhat tidal energy test site gets subsea link upgrade

The Paimpol-Bréhat tidal energy test site has been upgraded with a reconfigured subsea link, which is expected to facilitate the demonstrations of tidal turbine technologies offshore Brittany region in France.

about 4 years ago
Onboard carbon capture makes most business sense for large tankers & newbuilds
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Onboard carbon capture makes most business sense for large tankers & newbuilds

Onboard carbon capture with chemical absorption on large tankers has the best business cases, according to a new report by Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping. The technology has been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism as a costly and inefficient way of reducing CO2 emissi

about 4 years ago
Nord Stream damage causes 'huge methane peaks', report says
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Nord Stream damage causes ‘huge methane peaks’, report says

An enormous amount of methane gas has been released into the atmosphere due to the damage to the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, according to a report from the Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS). The methane emissions are confirmed by ICOS ground-based observations from several

about 4 years ago