Malux, a Sweden-based specialist in solutions for niche industries, has acquired Norwegian subsea solutions provider Transmark Subsea’s Bergen-based operations to expand its portfolio in the subsea market. According to Transmark Subsea, this move enhances the company’s ability to deliver subsea solu
The U.S. Testing Expertise and Access to Marine Energy Research (TEAMER) program has approved 15 marine energy projects and allocated nearly $1.9 million through its fourteenth request for technical support (RFTS). According to TEAMER, technical expertise and access to facilities will be provided, e
While floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) units continue to dominate the deepwater offshore oil and gas projects’ scene, these systems are being adopted for offshore green energy production to unleash clean power from renewables.
U.S. wireless EV charging provider InductEV has joined the Zero Emissions Port Alliance (ZEPA), an industry-wide strategic coalition aiming to accelerate port decarbonization by making battery-electric container handling equipment (BE-CHE) affordable and accessible.
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France-based Sercel, a designer and manufacturer of high-tech solutions for subsurface exploration and part of Viridien, has secured a contract with a marine geophysical company to deploy its new marine seismic source in the Gulf of Mexico. Sercel will deploy its Tuned Pulse Source (TPS) and related
Mitsubishi Power has welcomed the Premier of Malaysia’s Sarawak to its Takasago Hydrogen Park in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, marking a significant step in strengthening ties between the hydrogen ambitions of Sarawak and hydrogen technologies from Mitsubishi Power.
Swedish hydrogen fuel cell provider PowerCell has bagged a follow-up order for its fuel cell system from an undisclosed Europe-based OEM manufacturer valued at approximately SEK 41.8 million (circa $3.8 million). As disclosed, the order consists of 14 additional units of Powercell’s Marine System 22
FORCE Technology Norway and Singapore’s Asia Offshore Solutions (AOS) have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at delivering enhanced structural monitoring, subsea inspection, and cathodic protection services to Australia’s offshore sector. Under the agreement, signed in November 2024, AOS is
Japanese construction company Toyo Construction has purchased a trenching remotely operated vehicle (ROV) from underwater technology and services company SMD that will be deployed in the Japanese offshore wind sector. The ROV will form part of Toyo’s expanding fleet of assets, as the company had als
The Hague-based Wave Energy Collective (Weco) has reached a milestone in the development of its Kaizen wave energy converter (WEC), as the device had generated its first power. Weco said that it was also able to validate and optimize the design further. The company collaborated with Deltares, a Neth
Green energy company ETFuels has selected technology companies John Cockerill and Johnson Matthey as strategic partners for its 120,000-ton-per-year e-methanol project in Texas, U.S.
Solstad Subsea Holding, a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwegian shipping company Solstad Offshore, is set to acquire a 35.8% ownership share in Norway’s ROV, tooling, personnel, survey and project management services provider Omega Subsea. Established in 2012, Omega Subsea, with offices in Norway and
Swedish company CorPower Ocean’s wave energy initiative in Portugal has gained backing from the European Investment Bank (EIB), which views the project as an “innovative solution that could revolutionize the renewable energy landscape.” According to CorPower Ocean, the EIB is providing the company w
