Tag: technology

Star1 is a steel semi-submersible floating wind foundation shaped like a "star"— hence the name.

Many parts of the Florida coast remain unsurveyed, with existing nautical charts relying on outdated and low-resolution data.

Fugro has successfully tested the DOT-NM Autosampler, a new device developed by Dartmouth Ocean Technologies Inc. (DOT) and NatureMetrics.

Corvus Energy has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register (LR) for its Dolphin NxtGen Energy marine battery system. 

Renowned participants support initiative to transform the way shipping shares design and operational data, helping overcome barriers to the adoption of digital twins

Aerial drones are used in Vattenfall's offshore activities for the inspection of wind turbine blades and are being tested for spare part delivery, while unmanned vessels are used for seabed surveys and for the inspection of foundations below the water level.

The air cavity system maintains a thin layer of air over the flat bottom of the vessel’s hull, lowering resistance in the water and, thereby, fuel consumption.

Pulsar has already secured commitments to deploy NexusWave to several Mediterranean-based operators including Greek fleet owners Spring Marine, Roswell Tankers, and Newport.

The MOLA AUV is a powerful and portable underwater robot equipped with advanced sensors and software to collect detailed data about ocean environments.

Today's shipping fleet is responsible for significant emissions, and relies on heavy power systems not designed for renewable energy. Funded by the EU's Horizon Europe programme, the STEESMAT project aims to create a power system fit for the future.

With CARB’s 2020 Regulation for tanker’s emission control compliance in effect from 1 January 2025, ports and shipowners worldwide are facing increasing pressure to adopt shore power solutions.

AAL has currently four 32,000 deadweight tonnage ships in operation and four due for delivery by 2026.