Eco Wave Power has entered into collaboration with AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles for the development of a grid-connected wave energy pilot in the United States.
Survitec’s fire fighting system and safety equipment aboard Yara Birkeland – the world’s first fully autonomous containership – has completed its first annual service ahead of the 3200 dwt ship’s first laden voyage.
Swedish-Israeli wave energy company Eco Wave Power is set to hold a Nasdaq bell ringing ceremony to officially mark the occasion of becoming a publicly listed company on the U.S. stock market.
WiSEED is launching a crowdfunding campaign for NEOLINE Développement.
Novel renewable energy technologies, such as offshore floating solar and wave power, in combination with e-fuels are able to secure the energy supply of island countries, according to a research which analysed the energy transition of the Maldives to 100% renewable-based energy system.
East by West Ferries has officially launched Ika Rere, the Southern Hemisphere’s first fully electric, zero-emission passenger ferry.
The Second Container Terminal of Tianjin Port, also known as the world’s first zero-carbon terminal, has received the “Carbon Neutrality Certificate” issued by the China Classification Society.
Eco has increased its position in Guyana through the acquisition of an additional interest in the ExxonMobil-operated Canje Block off Guyana.
Tullow and the Ghana Navy have entered into an agreement valued at $23.5 million for the provision of security services in Ghanian waters.
South Korean antitrust regulator has sanctioned 23 domestic and foreign container shipping companies for fixing maritime freight rates.
Finland’s Port of Helsinki has received approval for its ten-year development program from the Helsinki City Board.
Eco Wave Power’s proposal to build a wave energy plant at the Port of Los Angeles has moved closer to realization as the project advances to the next stage of $1 billion Build Back Better challenge as part of a larger coalition led by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC).
The Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has offered 53 licences on the Norwegian continental shelf in APA 2021 to 28 companies.
The recently deployed xWave wave energy prototype, developed by U.S.-based company CalWave Power Technologies, has served as a platform for several environmental research operations led by PNNL’s Triton initiative.
