Bilbao-based marine energy start-up Arrecife Energy Systems has concluded tank testing campaign for its wave energy device as part of the EuropeWave project.
Spain-based multi-national architecture and engineering consultancy IDOM has completed tank testing of its Marmok wave energy device.
The Waveram project consortium, led by Ireland-based company Waveram, has recently completed a tank testing campaign at FloWave as part of the first phase of the EuropeWave program.
Finnish oil refining and marketing company Neste has launched a strategic study on transitioning its refinery in Porvoo to non-crude oil refining and renewable and circular solutions site in addition to looking into opportunities for green hydrogen at the refinery. The company’s aim is to significan
ECOncrete and Etermar have announced a successful deployment of the first ‘blue’ Tetrapods at the Port of Leixões in Portugal. According to their official statement, Etermar S.A. used ECOncrete technology to take these classic concrete coastal protection units to the next level. As part of a pilot p
Australia’s Woodside Energy and six Japanese companies have signed a joint research agreement to conduct a feasibility study on the establishment of a lower-emissions fuel ammonia supply chain from Australia to Japan. Japanese companies that participate in the project are Japan Oil, Gas and Metals N
In an area near Groningen, the Netherlands, a sea dike has been reinforced with ripened clay made from salty dredged sediment – the project that has never been done before. The sediment has matured into solid dike clay in three years, a process that takes many years in nature. According to EcoShape,
Offshore energy companies in Brazil have come together for a joint industry research and technology development project focused on addressing technologies to reduce carbon emissions. The project named i-Concept JIP Phase 2 focuses on the development of applied computational modules to generate and r
Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) has won design approval for the development of the world’s first 30,000cbm liquefied carbon dioxide carrier. The new carrier will incorporate a new type of steel in its tanks, supporting greater efficiencies in the carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain. The steel u
A new project led by University of Galway has been launched to explore new methods to generate green hydrogen from low-quality water sources, such as seawater and wastewater.
Renewable-based power systems, backed by grid balancing engines and energy storage, can enable Southeast Asian countries to reach net zero by mid-century whilst cutting the levelised cost of electricity (LCOE) by over 20%, when taking into account likely future carbon taxes, according to technology
The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) and the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) have opened applications for the next cohort of students for the Marine Energy Graduate Student Research Program.
German energy company Uniper and the Dutch Vesta Terminals have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to cooperate on establishing the first green ammonia hub in North-West Europe. Under the MoU, the companies will evaluate the feasibility of refurbishing and expanding an existing storage facil
Five industry players, including Korean construction company Samsung Engineering, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to study the potential of supplying at least 900MW of hydro-based renewable power for a green hydrogen/ammonia project in Malaysia. The MoU was signed by SEDC Energy, Sar
