Tyler Burger
The R&D evolution of turbine cable hardware brings durability and maintenance advantages
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As state-led contractors carry out their environmental due diligence and test their subsea technologies in the Pacific’s Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ), signs suggest that ocean mining extraction could become a reality within the next few years.
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Paul Slorach
How do we continue to exploit ocean resources whilst building an environmentally sustainable blue economy?
Paul Slorach
Offshore wind has proven incredibly resilient to the ongoing economic crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic, both in the United States and globally.
Liz Burdock
The ability to collect oceanic data quickly, accurately, and economically has a significant impact on the success of commercial, military, and maritime research operations.
Michael Rufo
The Center for Ocean Ventures (COVE) is a collaborative facility for applied innovation in the ocean sector.
Justin Manley
Having generated more than $90-million in positive mainstream media coverage in the last two years, Triton Submarines is arguably the highest profile company operating in the subsea sector today. How does this boutique engineering firm continue to achieve the extraordinary?
Craig Barnett
Present-day ocean mining technologies center around the deployment of seabed crawlers engineered to harvest polymetallic nodules found at depths of over 4,000 min the Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ). While most of the tried-and-tested hardware is borrowed straight out of the offshore oil and gas toolkit, there are escalating concerns that these seafloor extraction methods will trigger irreparable damage todeep-sea biodiversity.
Ocean News
As regulatory pressures associated with hull biofouling mount, could recent advances in marine robotics pose the solution?
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