Blue economy solutions provider Sustainable Marine has sold its anchoring and mooring business Swift Anchors to Aquos, a subsidiary of its largest shareholder and long-standing partner Schottel.
UK-based tidal energy developer HydroWing has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with state-owned company Indonesia Power to support and develop tidal energy projects in Indonesia.
A pioneering collaboration between 14 international partners has been established to deliver a €19.6 million wave energy project which aims to be the stepping stone for the commercialization of this emerging clean energy industry worldwide.
Tidal stream energy could plummet below £80 (€90) per MWh by 2035 if current opportunity is realized, a new report by ORE Catapult predicts.
Named Equinox Ocean Turbines, a new ocean energy company has been launched in the Netherlands with a clear goal of exploiting the vast potential of ocean currents by using its tidal energy technology designed for low-speed waters.
The Port of Barcelona has selected Danish company PowerCon to implement a pilot project that will provide electrical power to ships at the BEST terminal.
Offshore wind capacity could grow 56-fold until 2050, driven by a growing need for decarbonisation and energy security, and decreasing costs. Regarding the latter, bottom-fixed and floating offshore wind levelised costs of energy (LCoE) are forecast to drop by 39 per cent and 84 per cent, respective
The shipping industry cannot take decisions in isolation anymore and must understand the true impact of decision-making, according to ZeroNorth, a Denmark-based digital company that aims to accelerate maritime decarbonisation.
The heightened focus on energy security and the rising cost of energy is reinforcing the difference in decarbonization speed between Europe and the rest of the world, according to the sixth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook.
International Energy Agency’s Ocean Energy Systems (IEA-OES) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) have issued a joint publication on best practices for supporting ocean energy technology development and commercialization.
EE North America, a subsidiary of the Danish renewable energy company European Energy, has unveiled its ambition to develop 10 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy in the United States by 2026.
In the light of Nord Stream methane leaks, geopolitical tensions, and general global security issues, the US-based company C-Power has brought to spotlight the potential role its wave energy technology could play in protecting increasingly important remote offshore assets.
Renewable energy company Hartek Solar has secured a contract to develop a 2MWp floating solar power plant in North India.
The impact of environmental regulations on an older fleet could see shortage of available tonnage, Maritime Strategies International said.
