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Crown Estate Scotland Links Locals with Offshore Renewables
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Crown Estate Scotland Links Locals with Offshore Renewables

The Crown Estate Scotland has issued a new study said to help coastal and island communities across Scotland benefit from local offshore renewable energy solutions. Carried out by Everoze, the study looked at six scenarios linked to a number of renewable technologies such as floating wind, wave, and

about 7 years ago
New Study Shows Renewables Potential in Scotland
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New Study Shows Renewables Potential in Scotland

A new study commissioned by Crown Estate Scotland, and carried out by Everoze has provided a potential way forward for a more localized approach to offshore renewable energy deployment in coastal and island communities across Scotland. The study looked at six scenarios linked to a number of renewabl

about 7 years ago
TUV SUD NEL Splashes £1.45M on AMF’s Test Separator
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TUV SUD NEL Splashes £1.45M on AMF’s Test Separator

TUV SUD NEL has invested £1.45 million in one of the world’s largest gravity test separators, as part of the build program for its new advanced multiphase facility. The new separator will test both multiphase and wet gas flows (oil, water and gas) and will ensure sufficient retention time, even at t

about 7 years ago
Yale: US Offshore Wind Could Hit a Supply Chain Bottleneck
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Yale: US Offshore Wind Could Hit a Supply Chain Bottleneck

The implementation of U.S. offshore wind targets will not be as simple or, potentially, as green as it may seem since certain issues can “cause a bottleneck in the supply chain”, according to research by Yale University. Researchers from Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies challenged the

about 7 years ago
Lundin Authorizes Rolvsnes Extended Well Test Project
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Lundin Authorizes Rolvsnes Extended Well Test Project

Lundin Norway has agreed the final investment decision to proceed with an extended well test on the Rolvsnes weathered and fractured basement discovery on the Utsira High. The Rolvsnes oil discovery is located on the southern side of the Edvard Grieg field and is a fractured and weathered granite ba

about 7 years ago
Wave Tech Developer Marine Power Systems Expands into Offshore Wind
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Wave Tech Developer Marine Power Systems Expands into Offshore Wind

Wave energy technology developer Marine Power Systems (MPS) has revealed its plans for expansion into the floating offshore wind sector with two devices that offer a viable solution to wind energy generation in deep water locations. Established over 10 years ago, MPS is in the final stages of develo

about 7 years ago
Poll Shows New Jerseyans Vastly Pro Offshore Wind
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Poll Shows New Jerseyans Vastly Pro Offshore Wind

A new Monmouth University Poll has found that the vast majority of New Jersey residents support the development of wind farms off this US state’s coast. Three-quarters of New Jersey residents (76%) would favor placing wind farms off the coast of the state, while just 15% would oppose this action. Pa

about 7 years ago
OPT Tests PowerBuoys Monitoring Skills for Subsea Decom
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OPT Tests PowerBuoys Monitoring Skills for Subsea Decom

Ocean Power Technologies has signed a contract with an undisclosed oil and gas company to complete a 12-week feasibility study that will examine the use of OPT’s products and services in monitoring subsea wells during decommissioning activities. The work was issued under a recently announced master

about 7 years ago
OPT Trials PowerBuoys Monitoring for Subsea Decom Ops
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OPT Trials PowerBuoys Monitoring for Subsea Decom Ops

Ocean Power Technologies has signed a contract with an undisclosed oil and gas company to complete a 12-week feasibility study that will examine the use of OPT’s products and services in monitoring subsea wells during decommissioning activities. The work was issued under a recently announced master

about 7 years ago
Dynautics Introduces Phantom AUV
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Dynautics Introduces Phantom AUV

Dynautics has launched a modular and scalable AUV, called the Dynautics Phantom. The first iteration of the product, which has been sea trialed and shipped to customers, can be seen at the upcoming technology exhibition in Southampton, UK. According to the company, the release of the Dynautics Phant

about 7 years ago
Second UK Newton Room Opens
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Second UK Newton Room Opens

A new Norwegian style learning centre has opened in Fort William on Tuesday, to encourage young people in the area into studies and careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). It is the second in a network of Newton Rooms being created in the Highland region and follows the opening

about 7 years ago
Flemish Government and Elia Reveal Plans for Ventilus
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Flemish Government and Elia Reveal Plans for Ventilus

The Flemish government and Elia have jointly proposed plans for ‘Ventilus’, a new high-voltage project to connect wind energy from the North Sea to a new electricity highway in West Flanders, Belgium. In a few years’ time, Ventilus should connect additional offshore wind power generation, among othe

about 7 years ago
James Fisher Subsea Excavation Establishes Nigerian Base
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James Fisher Subsea Excavation Establishes Nigerian Base

James Fisher Subsea Excavation (JFSE), part of the James Fisher & Sons, has completed its first project in Nigeria and established a base in the country. Tools will be permanently based in Port Harcourt to service clients in Nigeria’s energy industry. A team of six experts deployed JFSE’s Twin R2000

about 7 years ago
Neptune Energy, TechnipFMC in Subsea Projects Alliance
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Neptune Energy, TechnipFMC in Subsea Projects Alliance

Neptune Energy and TechnipFMC have signed a global alliance agreement for delivery of subsea projects. The alliance agreement has been signed for an initial five year term with options for further extensions. The agreement covers the full project lifecycle from early concept work, through engineerin

about 7 years ago
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