Norway-based ocean insights provider Miros Group has supported the laying of a 109-kilometer pipeline for the Northern Lights CO2 transport and storage (CCS) project on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS). Miros said it enhanced the efficiency and safety of pipelay operations by equipping project
Japan’s major JERA, through JERA Ventures, has invested in Asuene, a compatriot company that provides cloud service for visualizing, reducing and reporting CO2 emissions.
ADNOC has harnessed the power of advanced digital solutions to raise the production bar at one of its oil fields off the coast of Abu Dhabi, UEA.
Saipem has expanded the subsea pipeline offering by revamping an existing technology, created by the U.S.-based United Pipeline Systems (UPS).
Port of Hueneme has partnered with STAX Engineering to work on a maritime emissions capture and control project.
MSC Cruises has introduced a new itinerary planning optimization tool OptiCruise, expected to reduce MSC Cruises’ fleetwide emissions by up to 15% by 2026.
Developer of win propulsion technologies GT Wings has partnered with companies A2O Manufacturing and KS Composites on the development of an ‘innovative’ wind propulsion system AirWing.
Swedish-Israeli wave energy developer Eco Wave Power has launched its first MW-scale wave energy project in Porto, Portugal.
HAMR Energy has teamed up with thyssenkrupp Uhde to promote the development of a green methanol project in Portland, Australia.
Fugro has completed four years of continuous survey operations for Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind in New York and New Jersey, where the company was supporting the site assessment for five offshore wind projects across three lease areas. According to Fugro, a new data collection and management approac
France-based start-up HelioRec and Centrale Nantes, a component institution of the Nantes University, have finished wave tank testing of the W200CM floating solar model.
Tidal energy could contribute to decarbonizing Alaska’s Railbelt by 2035 and facilitate the production of clean fuels like hydrogen, growing the state’s economy, a recent U.S. study has shown.
Sval Energi has selected a comprehensive carbon capture and storage (CCS) solution developed by Canada-based Computer Modelling Group (CMG) for one of its CO2 transportation and storage projects in the Norwegian North Sea.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (U.S. DOE’s) Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) has disclosed an intent to provide up to $112.5 million to advance the commercial readiness of wave energy technologies through open water testing and system validation.
