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Sonardyne Vigilant FLS
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Sonardyne Vigilant FLS for SubSea Craft

SubSea Craft has selected Sonardyne’s underwater obstacle avoidance technology for its new diver delivery unit (DDU). Sonardyne’s Vigilant forward looking sonar (FLS) will provide hazard avoidance capability for the crew and embarked divers of the VICTA Class DDU when navigating on or below the surf

about 6 years ago
Mayflower
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Wärtsilä joins Mayflower Autonomous Ship project

Finnish technology company Wärtsilä has joined a global consortium of partners working on the Mayflower Autonomous Ship (MAS) project.

about 6 years ago
Færøysund
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ABB lands hybrid power order for a live fish carrier

Technology firm ABB has won a deal to supply a hybrid power and energy system to a newbuild live fish carrier named Færøysund, which is being built at Aas Mek. Verksted AS shipyard in Vestnes, Norway. The 77m-long diesel-electric vessel is due for delivery in September 2021, and it is the shipyard’s

about 6 years ago
Aker Solutions CCS at Norcem plant
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Aker Solutions carbon capture plant for Norcem

Aker Solutions has signed an agreement with cement manufacturer Norcem to deliver a CO2 capture, liquification and intermediate storage plant at Norcem’s factory in Brevik, Norway. The carbon capture plant in Brevik is part of the Norwegian demonstration project. Parliament should take the final dec

about 6 years ago
Aquavision Stema Systems
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Aqua Vision teams up with Stema Systems

Dutch oceanographic consultancy Aqua Vision, has entered into partnership with geophysical sub-bottom specialist compatriot Stema Systems. Specifically, this partnership aims to provide a complete service package in sea floor and the water column understanding and investigation. “The driving force b

about 6 years ago
Smart Ocean
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Norway: Smart Ocean granted SFI status

Smart Ocean has won SFI-status by the Research Council of Norway. The centre will run for eight years with a total budget of close to NOK 300 million. The Smart Ocean concept consist of 20 partners from across the entire value chain. This includes operators, service and technology providers, univers

about 6 years ago
EPSRC funding
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EPSRC rolls out wave energy funding call

UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has issued a call to fund research grant proposals in Marine Wave energy. According to EPSRC, the funding available for this call is approximately £4.5 million. EPSRC anticipates that proposals may vary in scale and scope depending on t

about 6 years ago
Novacavi supplies custom cable for water sampling
Technology

Novacavi supplies custom cable for water sampling

Novacavi has designed and supplied two conductors’ custom cable for water sampling equipment for sea and ocean technology application. The cable features a liquid-crystal polymer (LCP) fiber braid strength member and a PUR Hydrolysis UV resistant outer sheath. Specifically engineered for a new hand

about 6 years ago
Air Lubrication
Technology

Silverstream Technologies finalising deals to supply 15 more ships with its micro-bubbles system

London-based firm Silverstream Technologies is in the final stages of securing deals to supply an additional 15 ships with its micro-bubbles system that cuts fuel consumption. The Silverstream® System, a type of Air Lubrication System (ALS), pumps tiny bubbles through vents on the hull to reduce fri

about 6 years ago
JFD InVicto ventilator
Technology

Using the power of subsea engineering to tackle coronavirus

The coronavirus (COVID-19) has impacted major sectors of economies worldwide and it is quite uncertain to bet on future prospects. The impact of coronavirus can be severely observed in the international sphere as no country has been untouched from the wave of this pandemic. This also added on more l

about 6 years ago
Spain's first floating wind turbine to moor at BiMEP
Technology

Spain’s first floating wind turbine to moor at BiMEP

Saitec Offshore Technologies and the Biscay Marine Energy Platform (BiMEP) open sea test site have signed a contract to install the DemoSATH floating wind turbine off the Basque Coast, Spain. The project will test the very first floating wind foundation connected to the Spanish grid using SATH Techn

about 6 years ago
Two Ampelmann A-type systems operating the Kroonborg and Kasteelborg vessels; Source: Wagenborg
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Dutch shipyard picks Ampelmann gangway for new icebreaker

Ampelmann has secured a contract from Royal Niestern Sander for the sale of a winterised A-type motion compensated gangway system.

about 6 years ago
Deep Trekker Spectis partnership
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Aberdeen robotics firm teams up with Deep Trekker

Aberdeen-based provider of remotely operated robotic crawlers Spectis Robotics has partnered with Canadian ROV manufacturer Deep Trekker. The new partnership will provide Spectis with direct access to Deep Trekker’s experienced engineers to assist in the development of inspection solutions across mu

about 6 years ago
Pembrokeshire marine energy project approved
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Pembrokeshire marine energy project approved

A £60 million marine energy project in Pembrokeshire, Wales has seen the green light. The UK Government and Welsh Government have approved the business case for the Pembroke Dock Marine project. The project could generate £73.5 million a year to the Swansea Bay City Region’s economy. Pembroke Dock M

about 6 years ago
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