Germany's AQUOS and Scotland's Swift Anchors Unite as SCHOTTEL Marine Technologies
pedigree and heritage of SCHOTTEL and the decade of engineering experience and expertise that our people have in anchoring floating energy devices, I am excited about SCHOTTEL Marine Technologies’ future growth in Europe and indeed worldwide. We offer an environmentally sensitive and disruptive technology that can accelerate the growth of offshore renewables, helping countries around the world achieve the energy transition and reach their Net Zero targets.”“In particular, we see the emerging floating offshore wind sector offering SCHOTTEL Marine Technologies significant opportunities
Proserv to Monitor Cables at Equinor's Hywind Scotland Floating Wind Farm Using 'Disruptive' Tech
, owned by SSE, Equinor, and Eni, will become the world’s largest offshore wind farm once completed at 3.6GW capacity in total.Davis Larssen, Chief Executive Officer, Proserv Controls said: “The deployment of ECG to Hywind Scotland marks another important stepping stone towards this disruptive technology becoming the benchmark solution for cable asset management in offshore wind.“In a few short months we have seen ECG selected to support the operation of the world’s biggest offshore wind farm, due to the strength of its proposition, and now it will be supplied to a well-established
Armach Robotics Launches Its First Hull Service Robot
Armach Robotics, the robotic hull-cleaning subscription service company launched last year as a Greensea spin-off, has launched its first post-prototype Hull Service Robot.Armach said that the robot is a disruptive technology in hull cleaning, being man-portable at under 66lbs (30kgs) and around 34 inches (86cm) long, greatly reducing deployment costs and increasing convenience. The robot was recently launched for its first in-water trials at Plymouth, Massachusetts.James Truman, Armach’s VP of Engineering says: “My favorite job in this industry is working on next-generation systems.
Lander Lab: Technologies, Strategies and Use of Ocean Landers
gear can be shipped by overnight air freight from point-of-origin to point-of-operation, allowing rapid deployment to an active site of interest. One research group brought a small lander as check-on luggage to Fiji, where they used it to gather samples at a maximum depth of 2km.14. Disruptive technology: Landers are simple enough to be used by any size institution anywhere in the world. I’ve mentored high school through graduate students in lander design and construction, and had them build and deploy their own. Their use in the ocean at any depth for any length of
Proserv, Intelligent Plant Ink Deal Aiming to Drive Digital Evolution
holistic cable monitoring system for the offshore wind renewables segment. Assessing the deal announced this week, Davis Larssen, CEO, Proserv Controls, said, “this strategic alliance with Intelligent Plant represents another crucial step on our technology roadmap and our goal of creating disruptive, technology-driven solutions. Stuart and Steve have shaped an innovative model that boldly challenges the status quo around data lock-ins.&rdquo
Japan, Scotland Invest in Subsea Technology
of funding of £9 million includes support of £6.2 million from Scottish Enterprise to the 12 Scottish companies.Neil Gordon, chief executive of Subsea UK, said, “Globally the Blue Economy is forecast to be worth £140 billion by 2035 and Scottish companies who can develop disruptive technology can capitalize on this opportunity. The scale of this opportunity was reflected in the response to the second call which has attracted projects that have applications across the entire underwater industry.“The increase in funding is in direct response to the success of the first call
Japan, Scotland Invest $25.6m for 'Blue Economy'
this partnership, which saw $10.7 million invested into five R&D projects centered around digitalization involving 12 companies.Neil Gordon, chief executive of Subsea UK, said: “Globally the Blue Economy is forecast to be worth $171 billion by 2035 and Scottish companies who can develop disruptive technology can capitalize on this opportunity. The scale of this opportunity was reflected in the response to the second call which has attracted projects that have applications across the entire underwater industry.“The increase in funding is in direct response to the success of the first call
OPT and Saab Seaeye Partner
partnership with Saab further demonstrates the market’s demand for our combined solution within a massive and growing marketplace.”We believe that agreements such as these provide stakeholders with a view towards what we are looking to accomplish over the long-term for OPT: providing disruptive technology in massive, long-established markets, enabling us to become an authority to these industries with the potential for future partnership and greater financial opportunities,” Kirby said.In November 2018, OPT deployed its PB3 PowerBuoy in the Adriatic Sea to advance Eni’s research
Oil And Gas CEO: New Tech Creates Opportunity
internal efficiencies through strategic M&A moves and the use of robotics, AI and other means of digitalization across the industry."Despite a rosy outlook, there are still concerns and threats to achieving growth. Among the biggest threats to, 23 percent of CEOs point to emerging/disruptive technology risk, 20 percent say environmental and climate change risks, and 18 percent point to a return to territorialism are most concerning
February 2024
