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Valeport Supports The Ocean Warrior Project

A unique voyage to build a greater scientific understanding of the marine environment in the Arctic and the impacts of global climate change will see a team of scientists and ‘citizen scientists’ setting sail from Svalbard at the start of September aboard Europe’s largest wooden schooner.

Valeport Supports The Ocean Warrior Project

World-First Tank Inspection Robot Helping Cut Costs and Enhance Safety

Square Robot are pleased to announce the successful outcome of a Joint Development Program with ExxonMobil to design, build and deploy a submersible autonomous robot capable of entering above ground storage tanks through a side entry “launcher” to inspect the internal surfaces of the tank while the tank remains in service. 

World-First Tank Inspection Robot Helping Cut Costs and Enhance Safety

Why eDNA Will be Crucial in the Marine Race to Net Zero

We are seeing bold targets being set around the world: The European Union (EU) aims to install 300 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind capacity by 2050, as part of the EU’s goal of becoming climate neutral by 2050; Canada and the United States have both set targets of 30 GW offshore wind capacity by 2030 meanwhile the UK has committed to a 265% increase in offshore wind capacity to 50 GW by 2030.

Why eDNA Will be Crucial in the Marine Race to Net Zero

Remote, Uncrewed – and Ready to Respond

The world’s oceans are truly vast spaces. When an ocean-going vessel like a deep-sea fishing trawler or a research craft runs into trouble hundreds of kilometers from shore, it can take many hours—even days—for meaningful help to arrive on the scene.

Remote, Uncrewed – and Ready to Respond

Repurposing NASA’s Tech Used to Search for Life on Mars to Track Oil & Gas Methane Emissions

As climate change thrusts the need for the transition to low-carbon and green energy into the limelight, many, including the International Energy Agency (IEA), believe that curbing methane emissions from the oil and gas industry is one of the cheapest ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. To this end, drone and space age technology, which was first developed by the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) to search for life on Mars, will now be used to detect offshore methane emissions.

Repurposing NASA’s Tech Used to Search for Life on Mars to Track Oil & Gas Methane Emissions

CSA Expands Subsea Equipment to Include LISST Particle Size Analyzers

In situ characterization of droplets and particles in the marine environment is an important component of Environmental Baseline Surveys (EBSs) and spill response activities. CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. (CSA) has extensive experience using Laser In Situ Scanning and Transmissometry (LISST) instruments manufactured by Sequoia Scientific, including deep water LISST instruments designed for monitoring oil droplet size during accidental discharges for which subsea dispersants are a potential response tactic.

CSA Expands Subsea Equipment to Include LISST Particle Size Analyzers
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