Singapore-based company Hann-Ocean Energy has concluded its wave energy generation project on Shengsi Island, Zhejiang Province, after two and a half years of sea trials.
SAAM Terminals has closed a collaboration agreement with Next Port AI, the technology subsidiary of Moffatt & Nichol, to implement its new platform that combines DigitalTwin and Artificial Intelligence technologies.
Finnish Wärtsilä has supplied its new dual-fuel engine simulator technology for Singapore’s Wavelink Maritime Institute (WMI).
ITM Power has signed a 500 MW capacity reservation with an undisclosed global industrial customer, securing future production capacity for the manufacturing of its electrolyzer stacks.
HD Hyundai is expanding the application of its ‘marine AI solution’ by joining hands with shipping companies and classification societies.
“This contract, where we are partnering with a new customer, is testament to our strong in-house engineering capabilities, which enable us to address customers’ complex engineering requirements and optimise and de-risk projects,” said Alasdair MacDonald, CEO of Tekmar Group.
OCIOR Energy has selected KBR’s technology K-GreeN for its green ammonia plant located in Odisha’s Gopalpur region, India.
Norwegian Maritime CleanTech has launched a new initiative to support the green transition in the maritime sector.
Elogen has received a certification from the Korean Gas Safety (KGS) for its stacks, the key components of its electrolyzers for hydrogen production.
Singapore’s shipbuilding group has secured a two-year contract with Angelicoussis Group, the largest shipping group in Greece, which includes the refit of ten to fifteen vessels per year comprising liquified natural gas (LNG) carriers, tankers and bulk carriers.
The project aims to convert wave energy into electricity to provide a constant electrical supply to a coastal microgrid for local customers, said Weld Australia, who visited the M4 prototype in early June 2024.
Cepsa and PreZero Spain have signed a partnership agreement under which the latter will supply biomethane from some of its projects to Cepsa, and the two companies will jointly develop biomethane plants. Furthermore, the parties will work on the recovery of waste to produce second-generation biofuel
Dutch-Norwegian company SolarDuck, with the support of offshore wind developer RWE, has installed its offshore photovoltaic (OFPV) project Merganser at the North Sea Farmers offshore test site in the Dutch North Sea.
TotalEnergies has launched a new generation of its supercomputer to help propel its energy transition agenda forward.
