Environment News – Page 23
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NewsDecarbonisation: How far have we got?
Fugro’s global director Sustainability Peter Burger has a look at what the maritime sector is doing to navigate net zero.
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NewsPartnership to bring H2 propulsion to workboats
A new collaboration between Ultimate Boats and hydrogen specialist RONN is set to bring emissions-free propulsion to high performance watercraft
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NewsMoU pledges to deepen waters for offshore wind
Dutch firm FibreMax has signed an MoU with Entrion, a Texas-based manufacturer of FRP monopile designs, to increase the depths in which offshore monopiles can be installed.
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NewsDanish firms to build ‘transfer boat of the future’
ESVAGT has agreed to work with the shipyard Hvide Sande to build bigger, stronger crew transfer vessels, the company says.
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NewsBidders take wind out of US offshore sales
A much-touted auction for offshore wind projects in the Gulf of Mexico has fallen flat, with two areas not receiving a single bid and a third attracting just two.
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NewsDutch wind farm survey double for Fugro
Fugro is supporting energy transition in the Netherlands
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NewsIberdrola nets green finance for UK windfarm
The green loan will be used to develop its UK East Anglia Three windfarm
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NewsSpecial feature: Deep dive into methanol, Part 1
As the maritime industry wonders what the future holds for fuels, Stevie Knight takes a deep dive into methanol. Could this be the right choice for tugs? Part one of our two-part feature examines some of the research going on.
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NewsContractor financials look good in offshore wind
DEME Group and Cadeler have both posted very positive results for the first half of 2023 - and the rest of the year is looking good too, they say.
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NewsFloating wind farm opens to power oil and gas
Norway’s Crown Prince Haakon has officially opened the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm in the North Sea, which will supply power to two oil and gas fields. It is predicted to cost €433 million more than original estimates.
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NewsBoost for US offshore wind as RI farm gets green light
The Biden administration has approved a new 704 MW offshore wind project off Rhode Island
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NewsOffshore wind turbine catches fire
Investigations are being carried out into a wind turbine in one of the UK’s first commercial offshore wind farms that caught fire off the Norfolk coast last week.
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NewsFlagship green H2 project hits the wall
Ørsted is among partners who have pulled out of what was hailed the UK’s ‘flagship green hydrogen project’.
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News€4.5 billion cable contracts awarded to Prysmian
Germany’s offshore wind sector appears to be ramping up quickly, with transmission operator Amprion selecting Prysmian to lay hundreds of kilometres of on and offshore cables.
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NewsPilot autonomous survey project claims success
The success of an autonomous pilot wind farm survey means a combined AUV/USV model could be rolled out commercially early next year.
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News1.5GW offshore wind farm wins first permit for Sweden
A 1.5GW, 7TWh offshore wind farm has won its first permit.
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NewsRecyclable workboat for tidal turbine
Glasgow’s Ultimate Boats has delivered a fully recyclable workboat to tidal turbine pioneer Orbital Marine
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NewsSolar panels and batteries switch on at Portsmouth
Solar panels are now operating at the International Port of Portsmouth, which claims to be heading for the title of Britain’s first net-zero port.
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NewsPlans for subsea carbon capture given go-ahead
Plans to store millions of tons of carbon dioxide in depleted subsea gas fields have been given the go-ahead near the Port of Rotterdam.
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NewsFugro to run offshore wind farm study
Fugro has been chosen to conduct a metocean study for a 100 MW floating offshore wind farm in Scotland
