The Government of Bermuda has approved regulations for innovative licenses to provide electricity to the island, including those for wave energy.
CorPower Ocean has named a Portuguese company as its ‘supplier of the year’ in recognition of the role it played in the development of its first commercial-scale wave energy converter, soon to be deployed offshore Portugal.
Israel-based company Xfloat has secured a $1 million grant to advance its floating solar technology together with the partners from the United States.
Norwegian tech provider Kongsberg Maritime has demonstrated a range of remote and autonomous technologies on a cargo vessel operating off the coast of Norway. The demonstration project took place in the North Sea and it is a result of collaboration between Kongsberg and the shipowner Eidsvaag AS, wi
The Port of Gothenburg, the largest port in Scandinavia, has signed a sister port agreement with the Port of Shenzhen, the fourth-largest port in the world, to work together on sustainable transport, volume growth, and new technology.
The LHD tidal current energy demonstration project, being developed near Xiushan island in China’s Zhejiang Province, has exceeded 60 months of continuous operation.
Ascenz Marorka, a GTT Group brand, has been awarded two contracts by Jovo, a China-based clean energy service provider, to equip two LNG carriers with its ‘Smart Shipping’ solution. According to GTT, a French LNG containment specialist, the contracts cover the installation of automatic data collecti
Norwegian automation specialist Høglund Marine Solutions has been contracted to undertake integrated automation system (IAS) retrofit onboard Color Line’s cruise ship Color Fantasy.
The global floating solar market is expected to pass the 6GW threshold by 2031, with the Asia-Pacific region showing highest demand, according to the analysis from Wood Mackenzie.
US-based marine energy company C-Power has completed in-harbor operational trials of the SeaRAY autonomous offshore power system (AOPS) ahead of its deployment offshore Hawaii.
Mitsubishi Turbocharger and Engine Europe B.V. (MTEE) and the Storm Group have signed a Letter Of Intent (LOI) to jointly develop a dual-fuel methanol/diesel retrofit kit for inland shipping.
As part of its efforts to boost maritime digital transformation, Japanese shipping major MOL has revealed that it will be commercializing a new V-MO monitoring service.
Swiss climate deep tech company has obtained a license from Saudi Aramco Technologies Company, a subsidiary of oil and gas major Aramco, to further develop and commercialise its mobile carbon capture (MCC) technology.
India Ministry of Ports, Shipping & Waterways (MoPSW) has vowed to provide 30% financial support for the promotion of green shipping. This initiative reflects the government’s dedication to fostering sustainable practices within the shipping industry, which is known for its significant environmental
