The Good Cup: Less Plastic Waste
A new product for the consumer beverage industry could reduce global plastic waste.
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DOD Seeks Proposals for Environmental, Installation Energy Tech Demos
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), through the Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP), seeks proposals for demonstrations of innovative environmental and installation energy technologies as candidates for funding beginning in fiscal year (FY) 2023.
Read moreHealth, Safety Contract for World’s Largest Floating Offshore Wind Farm
HSEQ-360 Ltd. has been selected for a long-term contract to provide health, safety, environmental and quality assurance services to Kincardine offshore wind farm. The site is the largest floating offshore wind farm in the world.
Read moreSniffer Buoy for IMO 2020 Emissions Monitoring
Finnish companies Meritaito Ltd., part of the Arctia group, and Kine Robot Solutions Ltd. have jointly developed the Sniffer Buoy for air quality and emission monitoring regarding IMO 2020 regulations. The first Sniffer Buoy prototype was deployed at the end of May for a pilot period, spring to autumn 2020. Installation was done in the Finnish west coast archipelago outside Turku and
Read moreDeveloping Megawatt-Scale Fuel Cell Systems
By Jostein Bogen Progress on developing the marine fuel cell as an energy source for ships is moving toward wider commercial application. Accelerating efforts in developing fuel cell technologies capable of powering ocean-going vessels, ABB has signed a memorandum of understanding with hydrogen specialist Hydrogène de France (HDF) with the intent to jointly manufacture megawatt-scale fuel cell systems. Building on
Read morePolysulfide Cubes as Sponges for Oil Spill Cleanup
A collaboration between Flinders University and Clean Earth Technologies will result in a manufacturing facility in South Australia to produce commercial quantities of the absorbent polysulfide, The Lead South Australia reported. The sponge-like polymer was developed by an international team headed by Flinders University Associate Professor Justin Chalker and can be made of waste cooking oil from fast-food outlets and sulphur, a byproduct of
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