This exhibition marks 350 years since the arrival at the Queen’s House in Greenwich of Willem van de Velde the Elder and Willem van de Velde the Younger, the father-and-son team who established the English school of marine painting.
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Sea-Changers’ Coastal Fountain Fund is accepting applications until February 28 from organizations that want to install a water bottle refill fountain in a busy or environmentally important coastal location in the U.K.
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Sea-Changers is accepting applications for grants to fund marine conservation by U.K.-based charities and nonprofits.
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The Oceanology International (Oi) exhibition and conference will take place in ExCel London March 15 to 17. The exhibition and conference space offers a COVID-safe environment. This means that visitors will be able to take in the full range of diverse content provided by an Oi event for the first time in four years.
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Bureau Veritas (BV) has been selected to undertake the project certification of Erebus, the first offshore wind farm in the Celtic Sea, in Wales, and one of the largest floating offshore wind projects in the world. Located 44 km from the Pembrokeshire coastline in up to 75-m water depth, the Erebus project aims to be fully operational by 2026 and will deliver up to 100 MW of clean energy, powering 93,000 homes per year.
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Scotland-based Innovo Engineering and Construction has secured £10,000 funding from the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP) in conjunction with Strathclyde University, Glasgow, U.K. The funding will support a research and development project for Innovo’s innovative autonomous eco-robotic wind, solar and hydrogen fuel cell-powered surface vessel, Oceandrone.
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