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Subsea cable protection tech installed at tidal energy site off Orkney

UK-based subsea technology company Vesipro has supplied 1,366 meters of its Blue Ocean Protectors (BOP0130, 120 millimeter bore) to support the installation of a 33 kV subsea power cable at a high-current tidal energy site in Orkney, Scotland. According to the UK-based company, the site is known for

about 1 year ago

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Hydrogen-fueled RTG begins operation in Yokohama Port zero-emission trial

Mitsui E&S has replaced the conventional diesel engine generator set installed on a near-zero-emission RTG with a hydrogen fuel cell power pack, as part of an on-site zero-emission cargo handling equipment trial.

about 1 year ago

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Brevik becomes home to new onboard carbon capture project

Seabound, a UK-based marine carbon capture player, has launched what it claims to be a “first-of-its-kind” onboard carbon capture project together with the Hartmann Group, ship management company InterMaritime Group and Heidelberg Materials Northern Europe. As disclosed, the carbon capture system (C

about 1 year ago

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Sumitomo’s UK-produced subsea cables to link Kent and Suffolk

The UK National Grid has selected Sumitomo Electric Industries as the preferred bidder to supply and install 138 kilometers of subsea cable for Sea Link, a new high-voltage direct current (HVDC) electricity connection between Kent and Suffolk. Sumitomo Electric will perform the work out of its manuf

about 1 year ago

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MPA, Firmus Technologies to examine if seawater cooling systems support sustainable AI infrastructure

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Firmus Technologies, a Singapore-based technology company specializing in energy-efficient, AI-optimized infrastructure, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the study of sustainable, modular AI factories utilizing s

about 1 year ago

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First for Petrobras as it puts Strohm’s thermoplastic composite pipe to test

Dutch thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) producer Strohm has completed the first field trials with Brazilian oil & gas giant Petrobras for its TCP design, performed at water depths of approximately 1,500 meters offshore Brazil. According to Strohm, the testing and engineering assessments were conduc

about 1 year ago

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TEAMER expands technical support with subsea firm

Texas-based 3U TECHNOLOGIES has been added to the U.S. Testing Expertise and Access for Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) facility network. According to TEAMER, the company name refers to “Underground Underwater Under-Ice,” reflecting its capability to support a wide range of subsea numerical modellin

about 1 year ago

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UK firm secures almost $5M for Morlais tidal energy demonstrator build

UK-based Inyanga Marine Energy Group has raised £3.7 million (approximately $5 million) in fresh investment to support the build of a tidal energy demonstrator for the Morlais project in Wales. According to Inyanga, the funding round includes backing from the British Business Bank via The FSE Group

about 1 year ago

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Australia’s Energys gets green light for hydrogen plant in Victoria

Australia’s hydrogen company Energys has received planning approval for its green hydrogen production facility in Hastings, Victoria.

about 1 year ago

Map showing the planned location of MESH and the existing energy infrastructure and projects surrounding it; Source: EnergyPathways

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EnergyPathways to deploy Hazer’s hydrogen technology in its huge UK energy storage project

EnergyPathways has entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hazer to use its proprietary hydrogen production technology to develop a clean hydrogen facility that will expand the company’s MESH integrated energy storage project.

about 1 year ago

Eco Wave Power wraps floater production for U.S. pilot project

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Eco Wave Power wraps up floaters production for US pilot project

Wave energy developer Eco Wave Power has completed production of all floaters for its first U.S. wave energy project, set for deployment at the Port of Los Angeles, which is expected to begin later this month. According to Eco Wave Power, the floaters, built by California-based All-Ways Metal, mark

about 1 year ago

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MMMCZCS, LR Decarb Hub unite to advance zero-carbon shipping goals

In a move that underscores growing collaboration in the race to decarbonize shipping, Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub (Decarb Hub) has become the latest Knowledge Partner of the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS). The goal of the partnership is described a

about 1 year ago

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New tidal turbine blade tech project links Wales and Galicia

A new cross-border initiative to develop tidal turbine blades is underway in Wales, led by Menter Môn Morlais, developer of what is said to be Europe’s largest consented tidal energy scheme. According to Menter Môn Morlais, the project is backed by £1 million (approximately $1.3 million) in funding

about 1 year ago

Several people standing on stage at an MoU signing ceremony

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Baker Hughes and Petronas forge alliance to boost Asia-Pacific’s energy transition

U.S.-headquartered energy technology giant Baker Hughes has signed a strategic partnership memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Malaysia’s Petronas to explore collaboration in areas that have the potential to support Asia’s energy transition.

about 1 year ago